This is a rare complete set of 7 vintage spongeware mixing bowls featuring a warm brown marbled glaze. Each bowl is slightly different in tone and character, showcasing the handmade charm of early pottery. The glaze pattern has a mottled, rustic appeal, making them a perfect addition to farmhouse kitchens, primitive décor, or vintage stoneware collections. Set of 7 bowls total. Brown sponge/mottled glaze finish. Great for display, serving, or kitchen use. These bowls were likely made in the early-to-mid 20th century and have survived beautifully with just the right amount of patina. Collectors and decorators alike will appreciate their earthy, authentic farmhouse aesthetic. Largest bowl: 5 diameter. Smallest bowl: 4 diameter. Heights range from 2″-3″.
These Vintage McCoy heavy hand-thrown ceramic art pottery mixing bowls are a unique addition to any kitchen. Made in America in the early 1920s, these retro-style bowls feature a glossy finish in a vibrant blue color. The set includes two pieces, with small and large sizes measuring 4 1/4″ and 5 1/8″ in height respectively and diameters of 8 3/4″ and 10 1/4″. Handmade and hand-painted, these mixing bowls are perfect for all occasions and are sure to be a conversation starter at any dining table. Care instructions recommend hand washing only, due to their delicate nature and age. Larger bowl has no markings but the smaller bowl is impressed with {something} Pottery. After researching, these bowls are identical to other McCoy pottery bowls listed.
This vintage Shino glazed pottery bowl is a unique and beautifully handcrafted piece that adds a touch of Japanese culture to any decor. The rich, earthy tones and traditional design make it a standout piece for collectors or those looking to enhance their space with a touch of Asian aesthetics. Made with care and attention to detail, this bowl is sure to be a conversation starter and a cherished addition to any collection.
These pieces from Pacific Pottery are called Blended Glazes. This one has a striking coloration. It does have some small flaws. Please look over all the pictures. The first 3 close up pictures show small flea bites and a short crack going across the top of the rim. Only one of these tiny cracks shows up on the outside rim. The last picture shows the crazing which is not unexpected given this bowl is almost 100 years old and was probably a utilitarian bowl. Anything that looks like a crack in the inside bottom is just crazing because there are no cracks showing on the bottom of the bowl. It is 6¾ inches in diameter and 2¼ inches deep. The bottom is 5½ in diameter. Note that the mark is printed on the bottom and this mark was used in the 1930′s. I researched these bowls to get pricing and I came up with this price by striking the high and low sale price and averaging the rest on bowls that are in similar condition.
This rare Wick Werke German hunting stoneware tureen punch bowl set from the mid 20th century features a vintage design in a multicolor neoclassical style. The round bowl with 11 matching mugs is decorated with boar and dog motifs, adding a unique touch to your dining experience. Made in Germany using pottery techniques, this original set is perfect for all occasions and showcases a glossy finish with an impressed backstamp. Perfect for any adult looking to add a piece of art pottery to their collection.
This listing is for a vintage multi glazed stoneware studio produced bowl. It features an abstract design reminiscent of Boho style. This piece is gently used, with no discernible damage. It measures 3″x 5″. Take a look at the photos as they tell so much more than we can articulate; and zoom in for a closer look at any and all condition issues.
This has one chip, otherwise clean. See all photos for details. Happy to provide more information if needed. The storyteller motif is very unique. This pottery piece has a beautiful, “perfectly imperfect” energy that you only get from something shaped by hand. This is truly one of a kind!