Danish bowl  

Jeez, my pictures are to large. The website doesn't resize. 

How do you jou guys and girls post directly from smartphone?

I do a quick screen grab on the phone/iPad, which saves the image again at screen resolution, which is under the DA size limit.

Thanks cdcilva, 

Here are the pics. 

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Came up with nothing after spending too long.

Ceramics are not really my thing, but that is a beautiful bowl.

Welcome back.

Thanks tktoo2! 

Not sure what you meant by 'grated' but, here's what I see (my daughter is a competent ceramicist and I've taken a number of classes long ago): The maker was talented enough to confidently express themselves and the clay body is stoneware with some grog in it. But for the mark and matte glaze, the design would remind me of some old, tribal Persian pieces I've handled over the years.

Excellent photos, too, BTW.

Indeed grated is a rather peculiar description 🙂

I meant the surface of the raw clay seems scraped or 'grated', creating a rough look.
Not like the signs of turning or building up on a piece of pottery I normally see.

Tktoo2, you are right, it does resemble antique, vernacular pieces. For instance, I have some
Spanish ceramic bowls from Granada, dating back 150 years, that show the same running or dripping
decoration.

The bowl is difficult to place that way, but judging on the mark, I would say 1960-70's.
But then again...

I had trouble trying to decipher the incised cartouche. Does "Danmark" infer that the piece was meant for export or is it common to studio-crafted pieces?