Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland (PZH), Gouda
'Corona' pattern large collection of various art pottery, and one 'Dorian' pattern vase

Circa 1920
Painted and glazed earthenware
Various marks painted with the Gouda Holland gate mark, artists initials, and model numbers
Tallest piece: 31.5cm high, smallest: 6cm

(18 pieces)

Preview: Barley Mow Centre

Property of a private collector of Dutch Decorative Arts

Gouda pottery is the collective name for painted and glazed decorative pottery, made in the Dutch city of Gouda. Gouda had several pottery factories, of which the Royal Zuid-Holland factory (PZH) was the largest and produced pottery between 1898 and 1965.. Zuid-Holland produced earthenware in the factory in Gouda on white fired clay with very similar designs to Rozenburg eggshell porcelain, called P-decor.