Antique Plateelbakkerij Gouda jug purple Who doesn't love a kitsch

Who doesn't love a kitsch piece of Australian kitchenalia

She displays exceptionally well

These jugs were directed at the tourist and souvenir markets of the day and were often sold with a slip of paper introducing the buyer to their newly prized item

Rathjen established his pottery studio in Melbourne in 1948 producing quality slip-cast wares over the next 20 years

Antique Plateelbakkerij Gouda jug purple Who doesn't love a kitschThis is nice piece from Plateelbakkerij (Pottery) Zuid Holland. I'm not sure but I think they are out of business. This beautiful piece does have a lip condition, a bit like herpes, it's an old chip by the looks The bottle displays exceptionally well. The company was founded in 1898 and for the first 8 years they used a one letter code (A H) which I assume the F stood for 1903. Based on the markings in the selected region, this is a vintage Dutch