Antique Spanish Colonial 18th – 19thC Fajalauza Ceramic Bowl With Peacock. 6″D x 2″H. Terracotta Clay Covered in a White Lead/Tin Glaze w/ Cobalt Designs. See Pictures As Part of the Description.
This beautifully crafted covered serving pot exemplifies the masterful work of John Glick, one of America’s most celebrated studio potters. Created under his Plum Tree Pottery label, the pot features a rich glaze and elegant form that blend utility with expressive design. Glick’s pieces are known for their dynamic surfaces and painterly decoration, making this an exceptional example of his functional yet highly artistic approach to ceramics. A standout piece for collectors of American studio pottery or anyone seeking a unique, handcrafted vessel for display or use. Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 7.25 inches tall, 9.5 inches wide (handle to handle). Dates to: Late 1900s. Signed: Marked Plum Tree Pottery and signed by the artist, John Glick to bottom. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!
There are some light chips I tried to show in pictures. Overall, this is a very nice vintage set! No major scratches or cracks. Please check pictures thoroughly and feel free to message with any other questions. The product is a vintage Hull Brown Drip set that includes 5 snack trays, 1 soup mug, and 1 extra plate. Made in America during the late 20th century, these mid-century modern pieces feature a glossy finish and a brown drip pattern. The set is oven-safe and is ideal for all occasions, serving snacks and soups in style. The Hull brand is known for its original and nostalgic pottery pieces, adding a touch of retro charm to any table setting.
The Fulper Pottery Bowl in a Mulberry glaze with Scalloped Edge is a vintage decorative piece from the early 20th century. This handmade clay bowl features an all over pattern on a round shape with a mulberry color. The Art Deco style and Art Pottery production technique make it a unique and original addition to any collection. Made in the United States by the Fulper brand, this bowl is a true testament to the craftsmanship and design of the era. The bowl is in excellent condition, it does have a few air bubbles on the bottom but overall, no chips, cracks, or repairs.
An antique yellowware mixing bowl featuring rich red-brown Rockingham glaze decoration with classic early American utilitarian pottery form. This rustic kitchenware piece retains original Martha Stewart Prop Library provenance from the famed Turkey Hill Kitchen collection, where it was used as a prop on the Martha Stewart Living television show. A wonderful decorative example of early country kitchen pottery with warm farmhouse and Americana appeal. Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 4 inches tall, 8.25 inches wide. Dates to: Early 1900s. Signed/Marked: Includes Martha Stewart Prop Library sticker from her Turkey Hill Kitchen used on Martha Stewart Living Television Show. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!
Dragon Eye Kintsugi Wan is a beautifully made Japanese artistic pottery, perfect for a retirement celebration. Handcrafted in 1988, this round bowl features a glossy white finish and intricate dragon design to add an Asian touch to any table setting. With its antique vintage charm and unique gold-patched style, this ceramic bowl is a unique and thoughtful gift for your father’s special retirement occasion. Crafted with attention to detail, this bowl is both functional and decorative, making it an essential addition to any collection. It’s primarily intended for ornamental use. It’s not intended for actual food use.
Vintage Postmodern Studio Art Pottery Square Bowl / Centerpiece Dish. I believe the artist is Patrick Horsley. His mark is documented by The Marks Project. Stunning piece of vintage postmodern designer art pottery. Featuring a strong, architectural square shape, this decorative dish displays a dramatic flared rim with unique notched tab accents on the sides, all sitting elegantly atop a perfectly crisp, raised square foot ring. Glaze & Surface Finish Details. The glaze work on this piece is absolutely phenomenal, utilizing a brilliant mix of high-luster and tactile finishes. Base Finish: A smooth, highly reflective metallic gunmetal black gloss that catches the light beautifully, shifting between a deep oil-slick tone and dark polished steel. Accent Finish: Thick, flowing bands of a gold/amber “crawl” glaze running diagonally across the form. Detail Finish: Contrasting the dark metallic body are perfectly placed, three-dimensional raised dots of a smooth lavender/purple enamel glaze. Maker’s Marks / Stamps. The interior base features a highly unique, double-stamped maker’s mark impressed directly into the mold. Appears to be Patrick Horsley’s makers mark circa 1980′s. There is a small chip/imperfection as shown in photo # 19. It is not noticeable unless you know it’s there and are looking for it. Could be touched up if desired. Measures about 9.5″ at its widest x 9.25″. This is a really beautiful piece of vintage studio art pottery!
Stunning rare unique piece. Does have some mild surface scratching and unique marks from kiln. Produced during a brief window in the early 1950s, this piece perfectly marries heavy, organic Scandinavian form with bold American modernist presentation. Design & Color:This low-profile bowl features Tynys’ signature asymmetrical, fluid elliptical shape. It is coated in an incredibly vibrant, high-gloss Crimson Red glaze that displays magnificent depth, subtle under-glaze dark swirling, and beautiful natural mineral variations typical of high-fire studio pottery. Unique Collector’s Anomaly:The underside of the bowl features a rare double-stamping curiosity: it is sharply hand-incised A. This production quirk adds a unique layer of historical charm for serious studio pottery enthusiasts.
Lot097 Shop a beautiful 4-piece collection of vintage Mid-Century Modern (MCM) “Raymor Modern Stoneware” designed by iconic industrial designer Ben Seibel for Roseville Pottery. This set is finished in the collectible mottled/speckled off-white “Beach Gray” or “Cream” glossy glaze, which looks fantastic in any retro, minimalist, or modern kitchen. WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS LOT – (2) Shape #156 Covered Ramekins / Small Casseroles: Sculptural oval bodies with integrated lug side handles and recessed flush-fitting lid handles. 6.5″ L x 4.75″ W. (1) Shape #155 Lug Soup Bowl with Lid: Deep circular bowl featuring a signature protruding side handle. 5.5 in diameter. (1) Shape #157 Covered Sugar Bowl: Low-profile individual round serving vessel with a small loop/tab handle sticking out one side. CONDITION REPORT Please review all high-resolution photos closely for exact cosmetic details. The lid of the #157 sugar bowl has a visible chip/glaze flake on the outer edge. The remaining lids, bowls, and handles are free of any cracks, structural breaks, or major repairs. The unglazed base foot rings show light shelf wear, minor discoloration, and typical firing marks consistent with 70-year-old studio pottery. Crisp incised markings on bases: Raymor by Roseville U. And respective shape numbers. Don’t miss the chance to add this sculptural 1950s atomic-era collection to your dinnerware set! Feel free to message with any questions.