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).
LATE 18TH- EARLY 19TH CENTURY ANTIQUE FRENCH QUIMPER HAND DECORATED FIGURATIVE. Early French antique decorated ceramic art. 8″ in Diameter x 1 ¾ ” Height. Offered for your review and careful consideration is this absolutely authentic and original late 18th to early 19th century antique French Quimper, wheel thrown, hand decorated, figurative ceramic bowl, featuring a long tailed, brightly colored, gold, blue and olive spotted swift or swallow in mid-flight, with its wings outstretched and legs following behind and a sill decorated with flowers. This particular period antique French Quimper ceramic bowl was one of four antique Quimper bowls found in a greater Boston, Massachusetts estate, where the female owner was of Belgian descent who spoke Flemish and only relocated to the United States after marrying an American citizen at the end of the Second World War, with her American husband serving in the US Armed Forces in the epic international struggle against German fascism. This antique bowl hung in their Arlington, Massachusetts’ home for over 50 years and was never removed from the nail upon which it hung on the wall of the kitchen of their well-appointed Arts & Crafts period home. The bowl’s age and antique pedigree is vetted and authentic and custodial provenance is available if requested. The bowl remains untouched, unadulterated and unmolested. This antique French Quimper decorated ceramic figurative bowl is from the collection of a Belgian woman who lived with the bowls in her family’s home in Antwerp, Belgian, only to take them and all of her Flemish European furniture with her when she relocated and moved to the United States of America. It is unusual to find not only one but four of these over two-hundred year old, late 18th century bowls here in a single estate in the United States. It is with real enthusiasm and excitement that I have the opportunity to offer this and the other three comparable French Quimper ceramic bowls for sale to the public now. Gorgeous and with wonderful figurative drawing on the bowl’s basin and rim. Simply magnificent and very rare. Very Good to Excellent overall vintage condition.
WE LIST FRESH-TO-THE-MARKET ITEMS SEVERAL TIMES A WEEK. VISIT MY STORE AT. BEAUTIFUL POTTERY TUREEN / SUGAR BOWL. LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY. About 7 1/2″ high x 9″ across the handles. Likely English or French mocha ware in the’Aptware’ tradition. Lidded mochaware lidded bowl from the likely from the Provence region of France. Marbled earthenware in swirls in various shades of brown and beige. Lidded top with a central knop. Often called “aptware” after the region of France where it became popular in the 18th century. Some scattered glaze flakes, and one curious section where a raised daub of clay appears to have been applied around the time of manufacture (all visible in the images). A RARE AND EARLY SMALL FRENCH LIDDED TUREEN!
The product is an antique 19th century Chinese square bowl with a turquoise rose design, originating from China during the Tongzhi era. Made of porcelain and pottery, this unique piece showcases intricate craftsmanship and colorful hues typical of Chinese antiques from the mid-19th century. With its antique originality and historical significance, this bowl is a valuable and authentic representation of Chinese artistry and culture from the specified time period. Bowl has 2 flea bites and 1 small chip, check photos. 4 inches at base.
This Antique Spanish Fajalauza Ceramic Bowl is a stunning piece of 19th-century faience from Granada, Spain. Handmade with a tin glaze, this round bowl features a Moorish style with a blue and white pottery pattern. The swirl pattern and hand-painted details make it a unique and decorative addition to any home. With a Victorian-era design and handmade production, this bowl is not only functional but also a beautiful example of historical craftsmanship.
A nice 19th century Spanish tin glazed earthenware bowl with blue patterned floral accents and holes at the base for hanging on a kitchen wall. Please see all photos for condition. A lovely piece to add to your kitchen! 7.75″ w x 2.75″ t.
This exquisite antique pottery bowl hails from the early 19th century ca. 1825, and is a testament to the intricate craftsmanship of the Yoshidaya Kiln. The Kutani style of this Japanese bowl showcases a beautiful blend of vibrant colors, dark blue, yellow, deep green, and purple. With each brushstroke, this bowl was meticulously hand-painted to create this stunning piece of art. The pottery used in this piece is of top-notch quality, and it is evident in the durability of the bowl. This antique original is a true collector’s item and will make a great stand-out addition to any Asian antiques collection. THIS IS a very valuable bowl. I bought it at an estate sale, and I got it for a good price. The bowl has been taken care of with love. No nicks, chips or cracks to the pottery itself. There are a few tiny paint nicks around the top rim. The bowl is not perfectly round due to being hand thrown. No scratches or gouges. No stains or discoloration. No glued repairs or restoration. It measures approximately 6 7/8″ in diameter and approximately 2 7/8″ in height. Pictures are a part of the description. Pictures are not enhanced in any way and taken in natural sunlight. Feedback goes both ways. You leave feedback for me and I will leave feedback for you. Price listed is for the lower 48 only.
This antique MAJOLICA waste bowl by Griffen Smith & Hill is a beautiful addition to any collection. This PRIZED AND RARE seaweed and shell ETRUSCAN pattern is sure to catch the eye of anyone who sees it. The bowl was manufactured in the United States in the late 1800′s and has an impressed backstamp. This Victorian era bowl is a handmade original. It is perfect for anyone who appreciates the artistry of majolica pottery. This waste bowl is a vintage piece and is ideal for use as a decorative piece or for serving soups or stews.