Trinket box, green black pattern, Italian?

Trinket box, green black pattern, Italian?
5” long, hand painted.
Looks very 1960s 1970s style.
No mark.
I’ve had French and Italian pots in these colours. And Italian and Portuguese trinket boxes with multicoloured birds etc
Couldn’t find a similar pattern box online.
?

Robert Picault, France.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t28894-robert-picault-vallauris?highlight=picault

don't think it's picault

I’ve seen less usual Picault pieces with green and black rather than green and brown on white. But it’s quite a detailed pattern compared to the signed stuff I’ve seen. There was one rectangular box by him I saw online. So …….?

tenpot wrote:don't think it's picault  

Looks like Italian production ware. Maybe a decorator copying the Picault style

I’ll go with Picault influenced or style. Thanks for your help everyone. I’ve had a few Picault pieces but they’ve always had a mark - O know they’re pretty distinctive anyway but a mark really helps

I've seen this stuff before but can't remember for the time being

There are some Portuguese potteries that also use these colours

Punter Spain ?

is the base glazed?

dantheman wrote:is the base glazed?

Yes, I think that's the 2nd photo

probably not Spanish

https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/96760-domingo-punter-red-clay-teruel-pottery   its not Picault its spanish lots of examples of a glazed base

OK Catalan if you prefer

They certainly do!

The Domingo Punter pieces are rather nice . I’ll look out for it. My box is less flowing, more strictly geometric, so maybe likely it’s a Spanish bit by another pottery. Thank you