Large vintage hand-thrown studio pottery bowl / planter dating to approximately the 1960s. This piece features a classic rounded form with visible throwing rings and a natural, unglazed or lightly finished stoneware surface in warm earthy brown tones. The texture and weight reflect traditional studio craftsmanship. Perfect for: Indoor or outdoor planter Rustic / mid-century decor Wabi-sabi or organic modern styling Decorative centerpiece bowl Heavy, solid construction with a beautiful natural patina from age and use. DESCRIPTION Offered by 2 outta 3 aint bad, this piece is presented exactly as shown. Please refer to photos for condition, details, and measurements, as they are considered part of the description. Vintage items may show wear consistent with age and use. Curated vintage, antiques, and one-of-a-kind finds Follow 2 outta 3 aint bad for more.

Vintage footed ceramic bowl attributed to Aldo Londi for Bitossi’s Rimini Blu series, Italy c. This unmarked round piece features signature turquoise blue glaze over deeply impressed geometric patterns. The interior displays a contrasting raw aesthetic with visible throwing lines and a metallic-toned wash. A quintessential Mid-Century Modern Italian pottery piece.

Vintage 1960s Mid-Century Modern studio ceramic bowl features a captivating two-tone ombré design with an organic, minimalist silhouette. The upper portion of the bowl is enveloped in a subtle, satin-glazed light oatmeal beige that shows faint horizontal throwing lines. This neutral tone beautifully transitions into a deep, heavily saturated reddish-brown iron gradient glaze that wraps around the tapered lower walls of the vessel. Crafted from substantial studio stoneware, the interior matches the smooth cream finish of the rim, providing an elegant contrast to the darker exterior base. Turning the piece over to inspect the unglazed underside reveals a wide, textured light terracotta clay foot ring with distinct concentric throwing rings. The center base is hand-incised with the prominent artist or studio monogram “SB”, verifying its mid-century artisan heritage. This highly functional art piece serves beautifully as an understated fruit bowl on a vintage teak dining table, an organic centerpiece on a living room coffee table, or a sculptural accent displayed on open Scandinavian shelving. Its grounding color palette and tactile qualities make it an exceptional addition to modern, bohemian, or transitional collector interiors. 7.8″W × 7.8″D × 4H. Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use. Minor surface glaze variations and light scuffs are present on the exterior wall.

Vintage 1960s Mid-Century Modern large studio ceramic bowl features a deeply expressive, organic aesthetic. The vessel showcases a captivating flamed or feathered drip glaze, blending rich shades of chestnut brown, warm amber, and honey-gold that cascade down the generous, sloping walls. The fluid, vertical glaze transitions mimic natural wood grain or tortoiseshell patterns, balancing post-war European design with a distinct earthy presence. Crafted from heavy stoneware, the bowl is finished with a smooth, reflective high-gloss glaze across both the expansive interior basin and exterior walls. Turning the piece over to inspect the base reveals a wide, flared ceramic foot ring surrounding a warm, unglazed ochre bottom surface that highlights raw clay swirls, natural firing imperfections, and a prominent kiln drop or drip spur from production. This substantial art object makes an impressive sculptural statement as a dramatic centerpiece fruit bowl on a vintage teak dining table, a grounding display piece on a living room coffee table, or an organic focal point on a low minimalist credenza. Its deep, fiery autumn color palette and grand scale allow it to seamlessly anchor mid-century modern, bohemian, or rustic contemporary interior spaces. 11.3″W × 11.3″D × 6H. Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use. A prominent glaze hairline and firing separation are present on the underside base.

This vintage ceramic plate bowl features an elegant shallow design that seamlessly blends rustic texture with refined mid-century styling. Produced by the historic studio Løvemose Keramik on the Danish island of Langeland, the piece showcases a deep chocolate brown matte base body contrasted by an ivory white glossy glaze along the rim. The smooth interior basin is beautifully decorated with an incised geometric concentric line pattern, a classic hallmark of mid-century Scandinavian studio pottery from the Mid-Century Modern 1960s. Expertly handcrafted from durable stoneware clay, the bowl exhibits a satisfying weight and a rich, tactile surface variation. The stark white glaze pools nicely within the upper interior, thinning out toward the edges to reveal hints of the dark under-clay. The reverse side features a completely unglazed dark stoneware finish and proudly bears the stamped workshop signature “Løvemose Made in Denmark” directly on the base. This versatile shallow bowl is perfect for introducing a sophisticated layer of Scandinavian modern design to a tabletop or wall shelf layout. Use it as a structural catchall dish for an entryway console table, a low centerpiece bowl on a teak dining table, or as a distinct sculptural accent alongside other earthy mid-century pottery. Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use.

LAGUNA BEACH HAS LONG BEEN KNOWN AS AN ART COLONY AND THE FAMOUS AND BELOVED POTTERY SHACK OPENED ON PACIFIC COAST HWY BACK IN 1936 WITH THE YUM YUM TEA ROOM UNTIL CLOSING 66 YEARS LATER. THIS SIGNED STONEWARE ART POTTERY VASE IS MADE WITH A SMOOTH FINELY TEXTURED TAUPE CLAY WITH A NARROW NECK AND FINGERS OF BROWN GLAZE AROUND THE SHOULDERS AND NECK AS SHOWN. IT IS ETCHED ON THE BASE WITH “POTTERY SHACK” WITH HARD TO READ POSSIBLY “ROBT” OR “ROST”?? WHO PERHAPS WAS ONE OF THE “THROWERS” WHO PROVIDED DEMONSTRATIONS TO VISITORS. THIS LARGER VINTAGE POTTERY SHACK STONEWARE POTTERY VASE MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 9-1/4″h x 6″d. THIS LARGER SIGNED VINTAGE POTTERY SHACK STONEWARE POTTERY VASE IS IN GREAT CONDITION WITH VERY MINIMAL TO NO SIGNS OF USE OR WEAR… NO CHIPS, CRACKS, HAIRLINES, CRAZING, FADING, STAINS, DISCOLORATIONS, OR REPAIRS…

I did my best to research this. But was challenged finding a website that dates the back stamp. The color is different from others I found- beige on the outside cream yellow on the inside. It is pristine- no nicks, chips, cracks or signs of use. Looks practically brand new. Bottom has impressed marking with patent 491517. Measures 12″ handle to handle, 11.25″ across the bowl. Lots of reflection in some of the photos off the glossy internal glaze.

Ceramic Flat Bowl Decorated with Classical Greco-Roman Figures Surround and Gold-Gilting. SIGNED (Illegible, bottom) Vintage (dated 1969, bottom) Unglazed. Ceramic Flat Bowl Designed w/ Classical Figures of Women, Warriors, Children, and Putti. Handles of Humanized North Wind. Size: 9 x 8 x 3 inches.

Vtg 1960s Solveig Cox Signed Artisan Pottery Lidded Dish Whimsical Mid Century Item is in very good pre-owned vintage condition; no apparent flaws unless otherwise noted; please see photos for complete condition assessment. Vtg 1960s Solveig Cox Signed Artisan Pottery Lidded Dish Whimsical Mid Century. Item is in very good pre-owned vintage condition; no apparent flaws unless otherwise noted; please see photos for complete condition assessment. Unless an item has the word(s) “New” Or “New With Tags” it is NOT new and should be considered “Good Used Condition” unless the description states otherwise. Our items are obtained via estate sale buyouts and other type bulk wholesale buyouts. Because of this; we cannot guarantee that all items are completely free of detergents, soaps, perfumes, contact with pets, etc. Please keep this in mind when purchasing; if you are extremely sensitive to any of these things perhaps reconsider purchasing used items. We welcome and encourage buyers worldwide. Still in package, with all accessories, tags attached etc.

Own a piece of history with this 100% vintage Fiesta Turquoise serving bowl. Made in the USA during the 1940s and 1950s, this art pottery is. Almost perfection one small chip. Totally original, serving bowl is ideal for those who appreciate the art deco style and vintage pottery make it a unique addition to any pottery and glass collection. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this piece of history.