This vintage white banded yellowware mixing bowl is a charming piece of earthenware/stoneware pottery, measuring 9.5 inches in diameter. Its yellow color and stoneware material make it a standout addition to any kitchen, while its easy-clean feature and hand wash only maintenance ensure it remains in pristine condition for years to come. Ideal for mixing and serving, this original bowl is a true gem for those who appreciate vintage kitchen decor. Please note this item is undamaged in anyway it has a great lustrous shine no cracks and it’s only blemishes are the kiln support marks.
Vintage Joel Huntley Columbus Wisconsin pottery piece, a large deep plate, platter, charger or bowl, Sgraffito redware bird tulips, thistle and 1776 Gottfried Aust Anno decorating the rim. Measures 12 1/4″ across the rim x 1 7/8″ tall. Back states: J+D Huntley EA Wisconsin Pottery Columbus, WI. Inscribed quote by Charles Kingsley: Do the work that is nearest though it’s dull at whiles. Helping when you meet them. Lame dogs over stiles. This piece shows light signs of having been displayed. I do not see any major wear or damage. There is purposeful crazing, and imperfections to the glaze to make it appear to be an old, well worn piece. Joel’s pieces are often one of a kind, and ornately decorated taking from colonial patterns and designs, and he almost always adds quotes or notations on the back to signify a meaningful quote, event or even how the weather is that particular day.
Vintage Matthew Patton Studio Pottery Wall Bowl – Signed 1989 – 17 Beautiful large vintage studio pottery wall bowl by Matthew Patton, signed and dated 1989 on the back. This is a substantial approx. 17 diameter art pottery piece featuring an abstract Scandinavian/Mid-Century inspired design in soft mauve, dusty rose, cream and gray, with a sculptural spiral center and flowing botanical-style linework. Designed for display, the back has an attached hanging loop, making it a striking piece of wall art. It also looks beautiful displayed on a stand or styled on a console. Details: Artist: Matthew Patton Signed & dated 1989 Approx. 17 diameter Large studio pottery / ceramic wall bowl Sculptural raised spiral center Original hanging hardware on back Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear; please review photos A unique statement piece for Scandinavian, Mid-Century Modern, organic modern, vintage pottery or eclectic interiors. Keywords: Matthew Patton pottery, Patton Seattle pottery, signed studio pottery, 1989 pottery, vintage wall pottery, ceramic wall art, large pottery bowl, Scandinavian decor, MCM pottery, Mid Century Modern, abstract pottery, art pottery, collectible pottery, vintage ceramic wall hanging.
This 1800s Antique French Sarreguemines Brown White Transfer Ware Ironstone Bowl is a rare and valuable piece of earthenware pottery originating from France. Dating back to the mid-19th century, this original antique bowl features intricate brown and white transfer designs, showcasing the craftsmanship of the Sarreguemines maker. With its historical significance and unique style, this piece is a prized addition to any antique collection.
This charming set of four covered bowls from the Roseville Pottery Raymor line showcases the sleek, modernist design sensibility of Ben Seibel. With clean lines and an organic form, these pieces reflect the elegance and functionality of mid-century American ceramics. The muted glaze and minimalist profile make them a versatile addition to any table or collection. A fine example of thoughtful design from one of the era’s most celebrated designers, this set blends everyday usability with timeless aesthetic appeal. Condition: Good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: Each piece is 6.75 inches long and 4.75 inches wide, 3 inches tall. Dates to: Circa 1950′s. Signed/Marked: Roseville Raymor 156. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!
Beautiful Blakeman & Henderson Limoges Bowl. Art Nouveau Design of Irises and Lotus. Heavy Gold Edges and Handle. What looks like tiny chips on the back of the handle is Gold over paint. No sign of use. No chips, cracks, crazing or repairs.
