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.
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).
Large 10 vintage / antique blue salt glazed unitarian stoneware mixing bowl. The pattern is referred to as “Picket Fence” a geometrical design. Although unmarked this style pottery is often attributed to. Ruckels Pottery (Whitehall Pottery Works). It is 5″ tall & 10″ across the top. Please see pictures for condition. I took a lot of pictures so hopefully you can see the rusticness seen in these early unitarian pieces that was actually used. I don’t really see any cracks but you can see all the pockmarks, bumps, unglazed areas so typical of these pieces. That’s what gives them their charm! Smoke-free/ pet friendly home. Check out the other items in my store. Thanks for stopping by!
Unmarked Vintage Hull, Verified by Form and Clay Body. The Antique Green Stripe Beehive Mixing Bowl is a vintage piece of American pottery dating back to the 1920s. Made from clay, stoneware, and ceramic, this round bowl features a charming green color with a striped pattern. The beehive shape and utility ware production style add to its unique and collectible appeal. Perfect for mixing ingredients or as a decorative piece in your kitchen, this Hull bowl is a timeless addition to any home.
Vintage Large Yellow Ware Mixing / Hand-Mixing Bowl. Beautiful oversized vintage Yellow Ware pottery mixing bowl featuring a warm mustard/yellow glaze and raised embossed floral, leaf and scroll decoration around the exterior. Large, substantial mixing-bowl size. Shows age-appropriate wear consistent with vintage/antique Yellow Ware, including glaze variation, surface marks, crazing and manufacturing irregularities. There are visible hairline-looking surface lines and wear in the glaze, as shown in the photos. Please carefully review all photographs for the complete condition. A great piece for a vintage farmhouse kitchen, primitive kitchen collection, Yellow Ware collector, or as a decorative centerpiece. Please use the photographs as part of the description.
This Antique Vintage Bowl is a stunning piece of porcelain and pottery craftsmanship originating from China. With a mix of vibrant multi-color hues, this antique original bowl is a unique and timeless addition to any collection. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a valuable and beautiful piece for those who appreciate Asian antiques.
This is a substantial set in fantastic condition! It is a wildlife/hunters theme with many game animals featured throughout. No chips, cracks, or damage to any pieces. One mug is slightly different than the other 22 but included. Please judge for yourself from the photos and feel free to contact with any questions.
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!
Pre-owned antique condition with age-related wear consistent with an antique porcelain piece, including possible wear to gilt and painted decoration. Please examine all photographs closely for exact condition. Striking antique RS Prussia porcelain serving/display bowl featuring large pink and white roses surrounded by foliage, decorative green shaded panels, delicate floral garlands and gilt accents. The approximately 10-inch bowl has an elaborate molded and scalloped form with alternating raised sections around the rim. The combination of vivid roses, green shading and gold detailing gives this piece a particularly decorative appearance. The underside bears the recognizable RS Prussia wreath and star backstamp. Antique pre-owned piece showing normal signs of age and previous display/use. Please enlarge and examine all photographs carefully, as they are an important part of the condition description. An eye-catching piece for an RS Prussia collection, antique porcelain collection, Victorian décor, china cabinet display or centerpiece.
This bowl has beautiful colors in antique English Joshep HOLDCROFT Majolica Pottery Conch Shell Bowl is a stunning piece of Victorian-era decorative bowl Made of pottery with a multicolor turquoise and dark brown finish, this 12 centerpiece bowl features a unique shell pattern and is signed by the Registration mark of Holdcroft for March 2nd, 1880. The glossy finish and impressed backstamp add to its authenticity and charm. Produced in the United Kingdom in the late 19th century, this original piece embodies the intricate craftsmanship and style of the Victorian era, making it a beautiful addition to any collection or home decor. It has applyed felt to feet to keep furniture safe.
