This is a wonderful mid century modern pottery bowl is hand inscribed C. 104/26 Italy on the bottom. Made by Bitossi in the Vetrata design, which translates to stained glass window. Vetrata was designed by Aldo Londi and produced during the mid 1960s. The bowl is footed with a multicoloured gloss glaze in the middle that is meant to replicate a stained glass window. The rim is finished in matte brown and the underside is finished in a wonderful gloss purple glaze.. The piece measures 9 square and 3 in height. It is in very good condition with light surface wear consistent with age. Great form and glaze. I havent seen other examples of Vetrata that are exactly like this bowl, so a wonderful addition to a collection or just a great display piece for a modern decor!
There is a chipped areas which occurred while loaned out. Up for sale is a stunning, authentic antique pitcher and bowl wash set by F. At the Colonial Pottery works in Stoke, England. It features the collectible “Taunton” pattern, an elegant scalloped edge, vibrant pink rose swags, aqua ribbon/bow panels, and delicate gold gilt highlights. The previous owner my grandmother loaned the set to St. Andrew’s Church in Savannah in 2003. Pitcher Height: Approx. Bowl Diameter: Large wash basin size (matches the 13 pitcher scale). Both pieces are in beautiful antique condition with vibrant graphics and shiny glazing. Age-appropriate light crazing is present, which is standard for English earthenware of this era.
Ryder Studio Pottery Bowl – Dated 1970 Hand-thrown studio pottery bowl signed S. Ryder, numbered #10, and dated 5-15-70 on the underside. This attractive stoneware bowl features layered bands of earthy brown, olive green, turquoise, and cobalt blue glazes surrounding a softly mottled green interior. The piece displays the craftsmanship and organic aesthetic associated with the American studio pottery movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Ryder Numbered: #10 Dated: 5-15-70 Hand-thrown stoneware Multi-color layered glaze Approx. 6.5″ diameter x 3.5″ tall Weight approximately 1 lb 6 oz Condition Very good vintage condition. Cracks, or repairs, tiny rim chip observed next to pen tip. Typical handmade variations and firing characteristics are present and add to the uniqueness of the piece.
Vintage Kenwood USA MCM Freeform Bowl. An authentic piece of American mid-century modern pottery featuring a dramatic biomorphic freeform shape, glowing aqua interior, and heavily textured volcanic exterior. This is classic atomic-era design with strong space-age and organic modern influences. The exterior features a rugged lava glaze / volcanic glaze texture – sometimes also called. The rough matte exterior contrasts beautifully against the smooth glossy turquoise interior, a hallmark of upscale late-1950s and early-1960s decorative ceramics. This sculptural form is commonly described as. The flowing asymmetrical rim gives it that unmistakable “Mad Men meets Sputnik” aesthetic collectors chase. An excellent statement piece for. Console tables or credenzas. The aqua glaze photographs beautifully and has tremendous shelf presence in person.
This charming, small ceramic bowl captures the quintessential rustic minimalism of European mid-century production. Shape-molded with a clean, low-profile cylindrical silhouette, the exterior is accented by a highly tactile, volcanic-textured brown band that mimics a natural horizon or geological formation. The striking contrast between the smooth white surface and the frothy, earthy glaze creates an understated artistic statement, placing it firmly in the Mid-Century Modern 1970s. Crafted from a durable ceramic clay, the bowl is finished in a smooth, semi-matte creamy white glaze across the interior and exterior walls. The underside reveals an unglazed terracotta-toned ring base surrounding a glazed center, which bears a stamped maker’s mark alongside the numeric stamps “83″ and 13. Perfectly scaled for functional versatile placement, this small dish serves beautifully as a tabletop salt cellar, a desk catchall for paperclips, or an elegant ring dish on a bedroom vanity. Its neutral tones and organic textures slip effortlessly into Scandinavian modern, minimalist, or contemporary bohemian spaces. 4.3″W × 4.3″D × 1.7H. Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use.
This vintage Fiesta covered onion soup red Fiestaware set from West Virginia is a two-piece collection featuring a round ceramic bowl with a glossy red finish. Manufactured in 1937, this art deco style piece is adorned with a classic Fiesta pattern, making it a unique addition to any antique collection. Does have two small flea bites pictured along with a scratch (seems like partial hairline but perfectly straight), does not go through piece.
The product is a large vintage glazed stoneware bowl by Richard Aerni Pottery, featuring a unique multi-color ash glaze finish. Handmade in America, this contemporary style bowl is both footed and handled, adding to its functionality and aesthetic appeal. The vintage original piece showcases the art pottery production technique of the artist, making it a distinctive and colorful addition to any collection.