RC or RG bowl

Hi guys

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XZBkXrtlkl44VsApKifuAPIqzwmFIdgt
Here are high res photos of bowl
does anyone know which manufacturer is it from?

Thank you!

 

Hi Nick and welcome!

Many people won't click on links from outside sources so you'll get more eyes looking if you post the photos here.

Here is an explanation of one way you can do it.

http://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/

 

No joy here -- I haven't seen that mark before. I don't know if you saw this one via Google, but it is a similar shape to yours and they reckon 1930s: https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/100314499-centrepiece-majolica-maiolica-centerpiece

 

Here is the same mark and french inscription
So, it's french majolica, but which manufacturer?
https://kernowfurniture.co.uk/products/pair-pottery-egg-cups

 

FWIW: AI also says Tunisia:
"R.C. SFIA" pottery refers to ceramic items, specifically plates, made in Tunisia, likely by a manufacturer in Nabeul. The exact manufacturer is not widely documented in general search results, but the mark is found on specific items like an "ancien plat en céramique de Nabeul R.C. SFIA Tunisie" (old ceramic plate from Nabeul R.C. SFIA Tunisia).

General Information

• Origin: The pottery is identified as being from Nabeul, Tunisia.
• Mark Details: The mark itself is "R.C. SFIA".
• Known Items: The mark is associated with various types of items, including plates and other ceramic ware."

eBay listing with similar marked data but rectangular: 358020259895
Antique Ceramic Dish from Nabeul R.C. SFIA Tunisia | eBay



also:

Pair Pottery Egg Cups – Kernow Furniture

 

Tunisia! Well, that would explain the French. So would be expect pre-1956?

Debora

 

Well, I'm late to the party, and was getting to Tunisia. Yes, if it says France, it would have to be pre-1956 when French occupation ended. Style wise, it hearkens back to older days, but could've been made anytime likely from the 30s to 50s.

 

The eBay plate.

Debora

 

Cool, but what means 'R. C. SFIA'?
There are doubts about Tunisia

 

Royal Céramique Sfia. "Sfia" (صفية) is a female first name in Arabic. The mark clearly says Nabeul.



Here's a newer company logo.



Debora

 

Thank you for your help!