A lovely unique blue bowl designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane at Rörstrand, the bowl is 11.5 cm (4.6) in diameter. It is in excellent condition except from some minor marks on the inside. Carl-Harry Stålhane is one of the top names when it comes to Mid century Scandinavian Ceramics. He was the artistic director of Rörstrand from 1950 until 1973. His sheer and elegant stoneware vases from the 1950s with speckled eggshell-like and harfur glazes in muted shades have received a marked increase in demand in recent years and are often included in international interiors and collection. His artworks are represented at MoMA in New York as well as Victorian and Albert Museum in London.
Vintage Pink Fish Art Pottery Bowls Set of 4 Stoneware Signed In good condition, no chips or cracks Measures 9″L x 7″W x 2.5H These are great for display and use as needed.
You can message your questions or offers on any item we have posted on. > All Questions answered Promptly and Honestly. Unmarked – no indication of maker. O Damage – get the best example, get a big Bowl to display. Rustic yellow ware mixing bowl, late 19th. I nteresting item – part of an antiques dealer’s estate. 16-1/4″ to diameter x 6-3/4″ Tall” x 7″ diameter base. One of the hundreds of items. Currently offered on estate-asset. All inquiries answered promptly and honestly. Message estate-assets your questions or offers for review and consideration. Will need a physical address. (No – Post Office Box). Items we offer are vintage or antique. Private Homes, Collections and Estates there may be slight signs of nicks, dings, rubs or slight variations in color – questions? All questions are answered promptly and honestly. All sales are final.
EARLY ANTIQUE MIXING BOWL, ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! DOES HAVE THE MINOR BLEMISHES THAT IS AS EXPECTED. NOTE THE HAIRLINES(shown) ON THE BOTTOM.. THEY DO NOT GO THROUGH TO THE INSIDE. I HAVE USED THIS BOWL TOO MANY TIMES TO COUNT OVER THE LAST 40 plus YEARS. ALSO MUCH CRAZING AND “LOTS” OF THE DESIRED STAINING…. More of a cream color. Adding to the patina! Please refer to all photos! THE BOWL IS NOT PERFECTLY ROUND. NOR IS IT THE EXACT HEIGHT ALL THE WAY AROUND. Making it an early piece for sure. THINK OF EVERYTHING THAT HAS BEEN MIXED AND BAKED IN THIS ONE BOWL, INCLUDING ME?? 11″ in diameter x 5.25″ deep. Perfect for bread making! IF YOU LOVE WHITE IRONSTONE…. PLEASE SAVE “the dove cottage” to your FAVORITES. I WILL BE LISTING OVER 100 PIECES OF MY PERSONAL COLLECTION.
Vintage Dietlinde Hein Knabstrup Denmark Studio Art Pottery Large Blue Bowl KB23. The bowl has been used, but is in good condition. There is minor wear (slight stains/discolorations) from use and age. It is signed on the bottom. It comes from a smoke free home. Please see photos for more details. Item comes as shown. Please note that vintage/antique items may have standard wear from age and/or use. Please see my other listings for more collectibles. If you are a seasoned or new collector, be sure to add my shop in your favorites because I will be listing new housewares, books, collectibles, jewelry, figurines, etc DAILY!
Two charming farmhouse stoneware crocks, milk pan bowls, as found in estate. These were used to hold milk for the day which allowed for the easy skimming of the cream to make butter and cheese. Perfect for display in a country kitchen or use for bread making etc. They have a wide banded rim. There is no glaze underneath the rim and the very top. In the early kitchens, knives were sharpened on this rough edge. As you can see, the smaller bowl has bottom cracks. Bleach will clear away the dirt in the cracks and make them more presentable, still holds liquid well. The very large bowl has normal age imperfections. So many fun uses. Another is storing onions or potatoes. Or use them to hold a collection such as cookie cutters, add color for the holidays and sit on your harvest table. Largest measures 13.25″ in diameter and 5.75″ tall Smaller is approx. 10.5″ diameter by 4.75″ tall These are quite heavy. Will pack very well and insure. See photos for condition and if you have questions or need additional pictures don’t hesitate to ask.
This vintage Ruthann Maze Studio Art Pottery Bowl features a hand-painted Iris design in blue and white, making it a unique and charming addition to any home décor. Crafted from clay and ceramic, this round bowl is 7.5 inches in diameter and was produced in the late 20th century using pottery techniques. Made in the United States, this original piece showcases a flower theme and is perfect for all occasions. With a painted backstamp and handmade quality, this art pottery bowl is a lovely example of American craftsmanship. Please see all the photos for the condition and the dimensions. This beautiful bowl is in great condition for its age. No chips or cracks. It’s signed on the bottom as shown in the photos. The dimensions are about 7.5 X 2 3/4. It will be wrapped very carefully. Feel free to ask me any questions anytime. Feel free to check my other items for sale.
This antique Roseville Progressive Pottery Co. Made in the Edwardian era in the United States, this round stoneware bowl in brown features an Americana design, reflecting the style and theme of the time. With the Roseville brand and Impressed backstamp, this vintage piece showcases the pottery production technique of the era, making it a valuable addition to any Americana or antique pottery collection.
A lovely blue bowl designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane at Rörstrand, the bowl is 14 cm (5.6″) in diameter and 7 cm (2,8″) tall. It is in e. Xcellent condition except from some minor cracks below from the production why it is marked as 2nd quality. Carl-Harry Stålhane is one of the top names when it comes to Mid century Scandinavian Ceramics. He was the artistic director of Rörstrand from 1950 until 1973. His sheer and elegant stoneware vases from the 1950s with speckled eggshell-like and harfur glazes in muted shades have received a marked increase in demand in recent years and are often included in international interiors and collection. His artworks are represented at MoMA in New York as well as Victorian and Albert Museum in London.