Jun 21
Lehmann Pottery was located on the island of Langeland in Denmark, but not much else than that has been documented about their history.
It's most active period was in the 1960s and 1970s, but ran until 2016 when it closed under different operators.
Jun 16
Royal Tettau is a German/Bavarian Porcelain manufacturer with a long history starting in 1794.
This very stylish design by Royal Tettau dates to between 1954 to 1968 and from what I can see, the forms of this series are called “Ria”, and the pattern is “no. 1347, grauer Rand” (Grey Border), although these 2 terms are often transposed online and you can often find it simply called “Ria” and in Germany “Ria, 1347 Grauer Rand”
The lovely line pattern reminds me of Jessie Tait’s Midwinter “Sienna” design. The shapes are very elegant, stylish and speak of the 1950’s.
The PM&M site has a good history of this company, including the backstamps HERE
Royal Tettau Ria
Royal Tettau Ria 1347 via “FromTheSeller” Etsy
Jun 13
This is a design by Nils Aarrestad Siversten(b1920, Stavanger, Norway) called “Florry”. A stoneware (Ildfast) series. From what I can find the design dates to 1960 .
It was designed at Stavangerflint, and you can find some with the Stavangerflint stamp, and others with the Figgjo stamp – which means it was still in production when Figgjo and Stavangerflint merged in 1968.
Nils Siversten also designed for Stavangerflint “Amber”, “Bardu”, “Beito”, and “Karin” designs as well as a very popular series of decorative objects under the name of “Rondane”.
One of the charming features of this design is that the motif is a different colour on each side.
