This Los Angeles Potteries serving platter is a vintage, one-piece oval ceramic piece with an impressed backstamp. It was produced in California in the mid-20th century with a production style of art pottery. The platter is 15 inches long, 11.5 inches wide, and 3 inches deep, with a diameter of 18.5 inches. The pattern features a vegetable theme on a green background, perfect for all occasions. This XLarge serving platter is an original and was made in the USA in 1960. The set includes only the platter and is a part of the Los Angeles Potteries product line. It is ideal for decorative cookware and dinnerware, and it will be a great addition to your collection.
Stunning handmade French provincial bowl. Makes a lovely Centerpiece or fruit bowl. Only thing to note is some minor surface glaze crazing. I do have a matching pour bowl. Make sure to look the pictures over carefully. I use a ruler in my photos so you can see the size of the item. The items I sell are largely vintage and gently used condition. Meaning they may have signs of age and / or wear. Most of my items do not include original packing or tags unless otherwise noted. If you have any more questions, feel free to contact me, and I will be happy to help. I want to thank you for looking at my items and hope to make a repeat customer out of you ###128512. My feedback ratings are very important to me, and i would love it if you could take the time to rate me. That said, if there is anything at all amiss, just reach out, and i will assist you to the best of my ability. Please see my other auctions for more unique treasures. Have a delightful day!
Unique and beautifully detailed. Ceremonial water bowl sealed with pine pitch on the inside. Hand crafted by Jackson Yazzie, etchings of Yei, a deity of healing. This pot was made in 1990.
This vintage McCarty Pottery Nutmeg sherbet bowl is a unique addition to any pottery collection. Nice rivermark, has some cobalt highlights as shown in photo, artist signed and measures 4 inches in height and 4 inches in width. This bowl is perfect for serving sherbet or any other dessert and is sure to impress your guests. Add this beautiful piece to your decorative cookware, dinnerware, and serveware collection today.
Royal Doulton Flambe 3 RARE Covered Small Bowl Signed By Charles Noke Cottage England. This beautiful 3 tall covered serving bowl from Royal Doulton is a true treasure for collectors of antique pottery. The flambe pattern, with its deep red color and intricate design, is a stunning representation of the era. Handmade and signed by Charles J. Noke, this piece is a unique addition to any collection. During this time frame Royal Doulton’s pottery was made in Burslem. The DISH bowl is in excellent antique condition with no cracks or chips and would be perfect for all occasions. The design underneath is still intact as the thick glaze did its job in protecting it. It is a round shape, and 3 height makes it ideal for serving food, condiment or displaying as a decorative center piece or trinket for jewelry. The bowl is an original piece from England and has a printed backstamp with the Royal Doulton product line, making it a must-have for pottery enthusiasts. Signed Charles Noke bowl. I believe this bowl is from the late 19th century, a one-of-a-kind piece and possibly a trial piece or glazing experiment for the Royal Doulton Holbein, Rembrandt or Kingsware wares, though I cannot be certain. Pictures are the best description for my items. PLEASE NOTE: ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APROXIMATE! Vintage items are in very good condition unless otherwise specified in the description, but they are Vintage and could have a few signs of age. A vintage item might not be perfect. Maybe little imperfections, discolor. Ation for wearing it etc. REMEMBER, I LOVE OFFERS. ALL REASONABLE ONES WILL BE CONSIDERED!
These have a great look to them and are free of any chips or cracks. The detailing is really beautiful. There may be some surface wear from age which is to be expected. Please see all photos for details and feel free to ask any questions. Please keep in mind that the majority of the items in my store are used, vintage or antique. I try to list every item accurately and to the best of my ability including any damage that I may find. There may be surface wear, scuffing or minor things to items that would come with normal use so if there is something specific you are concerned about please ask. If you are unhappy with an item please send me a message and let me know.
We accept reasonable offers on all fixed price listings (except for sales events)! Don’t miss out! Thanks for browsing our store. BENNINGTON POTTERS Rare Nesting BATTER BOWLS Design by DAVID GIL Mustard Yellow. Gorgeous set of nesting batter bowls, heavy and wonderful to hold, in a beautiful mustard yellow color. From a 1970s design by David Gill. Very rare to find whole set. Small 3 3/8″ H, 6″ handle to spout. Medium 4 1/8″ H, 7.5″ handle to spout. Large 4 3/4″ H, 9″ handle to spout. In great condition, some light staining on bottom of medium bowl, two indentation lines on rim of small bowl. We take great care in sending china, fine collectibles and delicate objects, often double boxing and then double cushioning, within the box and outside of the box. If you have any issues with an order, please reach out to us before leaving feedback. We want you to be a happy customer!
Vintage set of 4 bowls. AS IS SEE ALL PHOTOS FOR BEST DESCRIPTION.
#4 Size COBALT, No Rings in interior bottom. Metal marks or mixing marks on. YELLOW, No rings interior bottom. #6 size RED, Rings in the interior bottom. Very small chips around the rim. Tiny mixing chips interior bottom. I noticed an area where the color appears darker on the interior at the top and a dark color area on the exterior. Still a beautiful bowl. These bowls are pottery so the color can’t always be perfect. See pictures for the size measurements. The years I have determined for these bowls are from. Information from the book Fiesta, Harlequin, Kitchen Kraft Dinnerwares. A Schiffer Book for Collectors. If you have any questions or need more pictures, please ask.