I did some research on it but I am hoping there are some of you who know more about this pottery. It was given to me in the 1980’s by a friend in Southern CA that had a brother who lived on an island in Panama.
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gramagrama Reputation: 54 See gramagrama's booth |
Hi, there is a Ceramica La Peña Venezuela but I’m not familiar with any that is “La Peru”…
In 1970s- late 80’[URL removed] The Ceramica La Peña did group themselves with a Turismo Affiliate selling these types of original pottery pieces (all handmade created by locales) within the Central to South America regions and sold at open markets in various countries being label appropriate (by country) such [URL removed] Nicaragua, Chile, Panama, Venezuela, Bolivia
Value? Not much but worth more for sentiment only.
Cleaning? Best way to clean these original pieces (vases or figures) is only with water (no cleaning solutions/ no towel) either from the faucet or outside with water hose and let sit dry in outside in a shade while it settles and breaths to avoid getting cracked while still wet (soften).
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
Can you tell us what it says? I can’t read it except for the Panama because you told me what it says! LOL It’s too small for me to make out. A lovely piece!!!
[URL removed] No worries, I just could not make it out. I hit on zero when I searched too.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
It says Ceramica La Peru Venezuela… Panama
The picture was Huge but I edited it to shrink it down Sorry.
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gramagrama Reputation: 54 See gramagrama's booth |
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