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#86259 - 01/08/10 03:29 PM Spanish Pottery in Madrid
Katha Offline
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Registered: 02/18/03
Posts: 20
Loc: San Diego, California
Hi, all,

Can anyone recommend a place in Madrid to purchase Spanish pottery, the type that is painted with designs, usually flowers. Sometimes, it is white and blue or other colors. I have a friend who would like an olive dish, a serving plate and some other items.

Thanks in advance!

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#86260 - 01/08/10 04:02 PM Re: Spanish Pottery in Madrid [Re: Katha]
Mongo Offline
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Registered: 03/17/01
Posts: 558
Loc: Minneapolis, Minnesota USA
Try the tourist section of El Corte Ingles on Preciados. I've seen them there.

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#86261 - 01/08/10 05:32 PM Re: Spanish Pottery in Madrid [Re: Mongo]
Kipper Offline
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Registered: 07/23/02
Posts: 159
Loc: Nashville, TN
How about Plaza Mayor, there are several stores there...

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#86262 - 01/09/10 08:01 AM Re: Spanish Pottery in Madrid [Re: Kipper]
steve robinson Offline
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Registered: 02/23/06
Posts: 1158
Loc: Hastings Old Town , England .
I don´t think a lot of pottery is produced in the Madrid region . Most pottery that I see comes from Andalucía .. Sevilla , Granada etc... . There is a souvenir shop on the corner of the Plaza de Cánovas del Castillo .. A short walk from El Prado that has quite a good selection . I actually bought a couple of olive dishes in a cheap store .. Just in very rustic brown and yellow ochre and "Rdo de Madrid" on the side ( touristy but not over the top ) . They have 2 small jars integrated into the dish ... One for "huesos" ( the stones ) , and the other for cocktail sticks . I think they´re great . €2.95 each !

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#86267 - 01/09/10 08:32 PM Re: Spanish Pottery in Madrid [Re: steve robinson]
Crisco Offline
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Registered: 08/30/09
Posts: 78
If you want the real thingthen go to the shop run by brother & sister(both up in age).It's near the metro Santo domingo at Isabel la Católica, 2.The outside of the shop is amazing -covered with wonderful tile work.There is so much stuff in there ,be prepared to spend some time as you are led from room to room.You need to ring the bell to go.

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#86268 - 01/10/10 09:06 AM Re: Spanish Pottery in Madrid [Re: Crisco]
steve robinson Offline
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Registered: 02/23/06
Posts: 1158
Loc: Hastings Old Town , England .
Oh oh oh !! How many times , Crisco , have I been down that way but never noticed it ! Definitely will be visiting ! Thanks !

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#86270 - 01/11/10 08:40 AM Re: Spanish Pottery in Madrid [Re: steve robinson]
Katha Offline
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Registered: 02/18/03
Posts: 20
Loc: San Diego, California
Hi, Crisco,

I do want the real thing! Thanks for your recommendation. I will be stopping by there and let your brother and sister that you recommended them.

As always, the MM community ROCKS!

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#86271 - 01/11/10 09:24 AM Re: Spanish Pottery in Madrid [Re: Katha]
steve robinson Offline
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Registered: 02/23/06
Posts: 1158
Loc: Hastings Old Town , England .
I don´t think it´s his brother and sister katha ... Maybe I´m wrong ? Crisco ?

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#86273 - 01/11/10 02:08 PM Re: Spanish Pottery in Madrid [Re: steve robinson]
Crisco Offline
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Registered: 08/30/09
Posts: 78
No, not MY brother/sister! It's such a strange place-she will take you from room to room turning the lights on/off.When it comes to paying, the brother takes care of that part!I have never seen so much stuff packed in a shop!Quite an experience!

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#86285 - 01/12/10 12:20 AM Re: Spanish Pottery in Madrid [Re: Crisco]
laduque Offline
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Registered: 10/02/00
Posts: 596
Loc: San Diego, CA, USA
I have always gone to a "booth" at the Rastro on Sundays. The family has been there for over 11 years (at least) and offer a large variety of designs on plates, vases, dishes, bowls, pitchers, you name it, they have it. Most of their ceramics are from Talavera. And if you buy a few things, they do bargain/negotiate!
If you walk straight up from the end of Calle de Ribera de Curtidores (the main street) the "booth" is on the left side.

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