Massive antique glazed earthenware milk pan or dough bowl. Crafted from thick, heavy-duty utility clay, this rustic dish features a rich, glossy brown slip-glazed interior and exterior walls, contrasted by a heavily weathered, completely unglazed flat bottom base that showcases its genuine age. Its oversized, deep-dish design makes it a spectacular focal piece for a farmhouse table, a rustic kitchen hearth, or open display shelving. This genuine antique item is in sturdy, good antique condition with no structural cracks, featuring typical primitive character including surface glaze pitting, minor rim flakes, kiln marks, and substantial shelf wear on the bottom base consistent with 19th-century domestic use.
Here we have a spectacular tiny bowl. Made by McCoy as part of their popular Dandy Line pottery. They don’t come any smaller than this. Measuring only 4 ¼” in diameter by 2″ in height, this is the smallest size and a very desirable bowl made in this white band pattern. The bowl is decorated with 3 raised white bands with the white glaze thickly applied. As with other Dandy Line pieces, the center band is wider than the outer bands. This is a McCoy form rarely found.
Vintage Hull Pottery Brown Drip Oven Proof USA Stoneware Lot Beautiful vintage Hull pottery collection featuring the classic Brown Drip glaze with rich brown interiors and cream/tan drip-glazed rims. Pieces are marked Hull Oven Proof U. Lot includes the assorted bowls, handled soup/chili crocks, and matching salt & pepper shakers shown in the photos. Condition: Good vintage pre-owned condition overall with normal signs of age and use. One handled bowl has damage to the handle, clearly pictured. The other handles are intact. One salt/pepper shaker is missing its bottom stopper; the other stopper is present. Please review all photos closely as they are part of the description. Great set for collectors of Hull pottery, vintage stoneware, farmhouse kitchenware, or for adding replacement pieces to an existing Brown Drip collection.
This vintage Stoneware German Punch Bowl by Marzi & Remy features a charming castle canister design, perfect for serving 12 mugs of your favorite beverages. Handmade in Germany in the mid 20th century, this decorative and unique set is ideal for all occasions and would make a lovely addition to any adult’s department. The multicolor stoneware material and round shape add a touch of nostalgia to your table setting, making it a must-have for those who appreciate art pottery production techniques. Hand wash only to preserve its original charm and durability.
Formed from natural clay, this smooth-feeling bowl has a warm, reddish-brown interior. The exterior is hand-painted with bold black and cream geometric patterns. A perfect example of the pottery craftsmanship of the Hopi mesas in Arizona. Irene Shupla was an active potter from the early 1930s to 1980. The largest collection of her work is in the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff. The bowl is approximately 2.5″ high with an approximate diameter of 4.5″.
A wonderfully graphic antique 19th-century yellowware footed bowl, decorated throughout with loose brown sponge or spatter decoration over a warm creamy-yellow ground. The bowl has an especially appealing form: a deep rounded bowl rising above a molded pedestal foot with a gently flared base. The irregular brown decoration varies naturally around the surface, creating the expressive, one-of-a-kind character associated with early sponge-decorated utilitarian pottery. A beautiful piece of early country pottery with enough sculptural presence to display independently on a shelf, table, or cupboard. Antique footed / pedestal bowl. Yellowware pottery body. Brown sponge / spatter decoration. Creamy yellow glazed ground. Molded pedestal foot. Glazed interior and exterior. Circa 19th century. Exact maker and country of origin unknown. Good antique condition with visible age-related wear. There is a chip to the upper rim and a series of chips / losses along part of the lower edge of the pedestal foot. The bowl also sits with a slight lean and does not rest perfectly level on the foot, consistent with the irregular character of early utilitarian pottery. One side of the foot presents more cleanly. Additional glaze wear, small surface losses, firing irregularities, and signs of age are present throughout. Please review all photographs closely, as they form an important part of the condition description. Sponge-decorated yellowware was produced as practical household pottery during the 19th century, with its irregular decoration giving each piece an individual appearance. While simple mixing and utility bowls are more frequently encountered, the raised foot and molded pedestal profile give this example a particularly decorative form. Its restrained palette of ochre-brown against warm cream makes it especially attractive within collections of early country pottery, yellowware, spongeware, primitive kitchenware, or American and English material culture. Selected by HOHM for its strong early pottery form, beautifully irregular surface decoration, and quiet utilitarian character. HOHM specializes in antique objects, early books, works on paper, and material culture chosen for age, craftsmanship, history, and visual presence. (Brown spongeware bowl, yellowware bowl, antique footed bowl, pedestal bowl, 19th century pottery, antique spongeware, spatterware pottery, primitive pottery, country pottery, early kitchenware, farmhouse pottery, brown yellow pottery).
Beautiful vintage stoneware mixing bowl featuring a warm cream-glazed interior, oatmeal-colored unglazed exterior, rich brown glazed band and hand-formed pouring spout. Its form, dimensions and finish closely resemble vintage French Digoin Grespots size 8 bowls. However, this piece is completely unmarked, so the maker and country of origin cannot be confirmed. Measurements. Approximately 9.75 inches across the rim. Approximately 5 inches tall Condition: Good vintage condition with no obvious chips or cracks observed. There is a small glazed-over irregularity along the rim that occurred during manufacture-not a later chip. The unglazed exterior has natural discoloration, surface marks and firing variations consistent with age and use. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description. A substantial and attractive piece for a French-country, farmhouse or primitive kitchen. Wonderful for display, open shelving, holding fruit or incorporating into a vintage pottery collection. Because the maker and glaze composition are unknown, no claim is made regarding compliance with modern food-safety standards.
Up for sale is a beautiful, highly collectible 14-piece vintage German stoneware punch set. Crafted in mid-century West Germany, this ornate set features stunning high-relief embossed designs of medieval castles, historical landmarks, and lush grapevine/grape cluster motifs. This is a remarkably complete set, perfect for holiday entertaining, serving warm Glühwein (spiced wine), cider, or punch, or as a striking addition to a vintage barware collection. The 14-Piece Complete Set Includes: 1 Large Lidded Punch Bowl / Soup Tureen (with matching lid), 1 Matching Serving Pitcher /Jug, 12 Matching Small Handled Mugs /Cups. Product Details & Markings: -Country of Origin: West GermanyMaker/Import -Marks: Features the vintage “LN” stamp/incised markings on the bottom, indicating its classic mid-century importation by Lippe & Arenson. Material: Heavy, high-quality molded stoneware / pottery with a smooth glazed finish and subtle hand-painted pastel wash color accents. Condition:Excellent vintage condition! This set has been meticulously cared for. Please note that this set is vintage therefore in vintage condition, some fading of paint present, small surface crack at handle on inside one of the mugs. Minimal to no visible shelf wear on the bases. (Please review all high-resolution photos carefully as they form part of the cosmetic description). It will be packed with professional-grade care using heavy-duty boxes and ample bubble wrap to ensure safe transit. Double-boxing may be utilized.
This exquisite Fulper 4012 Blue Glazed Pottery Bowl is a true testament to the craftsmanship and artistry of the renowned Fulper Pottery Company. This vintage collectible art piece showcases a stunning blue glaze that accentuates the intricate details and unique design of the bowl, making it a standout addition to any pottery collection or home décor. This is an exceptional blue ceramic footed bowl from the Fulper factory of Flemington, NJ. Measures 11.5″ in diameter by 3″ high. The bowl does have CALLOUTS. Please see the bottom of the bowl, they are not visible when bowl is in standing position, but THEY DO EXIST!!!!!!!!
Item: Vintage Signed Studio Art Pottery 12 Raku Koi Fish Bowl Condition: Excellent Used Condition (EUC) – Beautifully preserved decorative art piece. No post-production chips, cracks, or repairs. Item Description: Up for sale is a striking, highly textured vintage studio art pottery bowl featuring a beautifully executed hand-painted and incised twin Koi Fish motif. This masterfully constructed piece features a unique “double-edge” layered rim with a vibrant turquoise/teal glazed lip. The piece has been created using traditional western Raku firing methods. The white bodies of the koi fish showcase a deeply carbon-stained crackle glaze, while the surrounding background utilizes heavy mineral washes. The underside of the bowl is spectacular, exhibiting a rugged, dark reduced-charcoal clay body framing a brilliant, iridescent metallic copper/rainbow “oil slick” flash glaze effect. The base is cleanly hand-signed “Nora” incised directly into the wet clay prior to firing. Measurements: Diameter: Approximately 12 inches Height/Depth: 3 inches Condition Notes: This piece is in Excellent Used Condition (EUC). Please note that the heavy “cratered” textures, parched earthy surfaces, structural glaze variations, and dense crackle lines are completely intentional parts of the rustic, high-stress Raku firing process and are not defects. Please review all high-resolution photos to appreciate the unique artisan details. Care & Display Notice: Due to the porous nature of low-fire Raku clay, this item is strictly for decorative display only and is not food-safe or watertight.
