Category: Civil Architecture > Factory
District: Lisboa > Lisboa > Lisboa > Intendente
Located at Largo do Intendente, nº 23 to 27, in Arroios, Lisbon.
Classified as a Property of Public Interest since 1978.
, Founded between 1849 and 1865 by António da Costa Lamego.
, Name "Viúva Lamego" adopted after the founder's death.
, Initially a pottery workshop, maintaining the local tradition.
, Romantic style with two floors and a facade decorated with tiles.
, Figurative tiles from the 19th century, work of Luís Ferreira, known as Ferreira das Tabuletas.
, Highlight for allegorical figures of Commerce and Industry at the entrance.
, The building now serves for the exhibition and sale of tiles.
, Production was transferred to Abrunheira, Sintra.
, Since 1849, it has produced unique pieces with artisanal methods.
, Initially produced utilitarian articles in red clay and earthenware.
, Evolution towards the production of tiles in white clay.
, In the 1930s, began working with visual artists.
, Produces manual tiles, author's creations and new products for architecture.
, Production moved to Palma de Baixo in the 1930s.
, Transferred to Abrunheira, Sintra, in 1992.
Sources: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fábrica_de_Cerâmica_da_Viúva_Lamego
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt
Coordinates DD: 38.721089865736204,-9.134952636354765
Coordinates DMS: 38°43'15.9"N 09°08'5.8"W