Vtg MCM Large 18.5 Finely Done Intricate Abstract Design Ceramic Bowl -Signed.

The vintage 1980′s Platter is a unique piece of abstract art, originally signed by Alan Gibson in the 1980s. Made of porcelain and featuring a round shape with a decorative multicolor design, this one-piece platter dish is perfect for all occasions. With its art deco style and handcrafted production technique, this Gibson platter embodies the pop art theme of the era, making it a standout piece of art pottery in any collection. Made in America, this original and signed vintage item is sure to add a touch of creativity and charm to any table setting.

This vibrant and rustic studio pottery bowl is a signed work of art, featuring an illegible signature on the rim. The bowl has a unique, free-form, ruffled shape with a rich and complex glaze. The interior and exterior are decorated with a dynamic, abstract pattern in a diverse palette of earthy tones, including speckled tan, deep blue, forest green, and hints of red and brown. The unglazed base shows the natural terracotta clay. This bowl is both a functional object and a beautiful sculptural piece. It would be a stunning centerpiece for a dining table or a unique decorative bowl for a coffee table or bookshelf. Its expressive design and natural color scheme make it a versatile piece that complements a wide range of decor, from bohemian and farmhouse to modern and eclectic. For a detailed view of the item’s condition and dimensions, please examine all the photos and the video provided.

Wonder piece of art, perfect showcase as a centerpiece. Steals the show and attracts conversation at every glance. 7.5 Inches Tall. 10.25 Inches front to back. 20.5 Inched Wide (longest dimension).

The product is a rare handcrafted abstract art pottery bowl created by American artist Harris Cies in 1999. This unique decorative bowl features an abstract shape with a glossy finish and multicolor design, making it suitable for all occasions. Signed by the artist, this vintage piece of art pottery showcases intricate hand-painted details and an engraved backstamp, adding to its charm as a studio crafted production from the late 20th century. Perfect for adult collectors, this one-of-a-kind piece celebrates the theme of womanhood and women’s empowerment. Vintage Harris Cies Abstract Face Art Pottery Bowl. Preowned in good condition No cracks Harris Cies 1999 About 1.5 High. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Wendy Johnston Studio Pottery Bowl – Vibrant Early Work, Signed, 7.25″ x 3.5″ – Abstract Hand-Painted Art Pottery, Canadian Artist, One-of-a-Kind. Step into the captivating world of Canadian ceramicist Wendy Johnston with this original signed studio pottery bowl. Believed to be an earlier work from Johnston’s evolving body of art, this vibrant piece embodies the dynamic, expressive energy that characterizes her career-long before her narrative bird series and figurative themes emerged. Hand-thrown and hand-painted in her signature abstract style, this shallow bowl features kinetic brushstrokes in golden yellow, bold cobalt blue, earthy crimson, and black. Each movement across the surface carries the artist’s imprint-both literally and stylistically. The palette evokes Johnston’s influences: the contrast between nature and industry, the play between structure and freedom, and her fascination with European decorative motifs filtered through a Canadian lens. With a diameter of approximately 7.25 inches and a height of 3.5 inches, this bowl is perfectly sized to serve as a small centerpiece, bookshelf accent, or entryway conversation starter. It is signed on the underside simply “Johnson” in black underglaze, with a distinctive looping “J” and linear finish -a mark consistent with Johnston’s documented earlier works. A true one-of-a-kind example of mid-career exploration, this piece stands apart from her current catalog-yet carries the same spirit of color, contrast, and curiosity. Condition: Pre-loved and in excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Please note: This is a handcrafted, original piece of studio pottery. Any minor irregularities or variations in glaze, texture, or brushwork are. Flaws, but rather an intentional and authentic result of the artist’s hand. These organic nuances are part of what make studio ceramics so collectible-and so alive. ? Multiple high-resolution photos provided, including lifestyle context for scale and styling. Please review all images carefully. ? Don’t miss the opportunity to own a rare early work by Wendy Johnston-an eye-catching original that blends bold energy with timeless artistry. Let it find its place in your space before it disappears. This is a one-of-a-kind original-not a reproduction, not a mass-market import, and not something you’ll find again tomorrow. Studio pottery, abstract expressionism, Canadian modern, art ceramics, kinetic glaze, 1990s aesthetic, organic modern. Like sunlight caught in motion, this bowl radiates joy, memory, and meaning. Let it speak in color. Let it live in your space. This is a unique vintage item, possibly delicate. It will be packaged with the utmost care. Placed in an appropriate box, and generously padded to help ensure. This policy is in place to ensure clear expectations and prevent any misunderstandings. 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This vintage Japanese studio pottery matcha bowl is a signed work by Makoto Yabe, a respected Japanese-American ceramic artist known for his mastery of form and brushwork. The bowl features a beautiful teal glaze with subtle tonal variation and a tactile, hand-thrown shape that reflects Yabe’s signature aesthetic. A fine example of mid- to late-20th-century studio pottery, it combines both functional and artistic value, making it a standout piece for collectors of Japanese ceramics. Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 3.25 inches tall, 4.5 inches in diameter. Dates to: Mid/Late 1900s. Signed: Signed to bottom. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!

This vintage Japanese studio pottery matcha bowl is a signed work by Makoto Yabe, a respected Japanese-American ceramic artist known for his mastery of form and brushwork. The bowl features a beautiful teal glaze with subtle tonal variation and a tactile, hand-thrown shape that reflects Yabe’s signature aesthetic. A fine example of mid- to late-20th-century studio pottery, it combines both functional and artistic value, making it a standout piece for collectors of Japanese ceramics. Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 3.25 inches tall, 4.5 inches in diameter. Dates to: Mid/Late 1900s. Signed: Signed to bottom. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!

Vintage Mid Century Modernist Abstract style signed Studio Art Pottery bowl. Raised splashed dripped gold luster crawl glaze over dry and glossy pink, lavender, mauve underglaze. Inscribed name likely reads “Sandimann” at underside. A paper tag is taped to underside, not sure of its significance. Uncertain of artist, exact age, provenance – similar in style and period to James & Linda Haggerty ceramics and Beatrice Wood “Beato” pottery. In VG+ vintage condition with no damages we can find. Measures approximately 7.25 inches in diameter at the rim exterior, 3.25 inches tall, and 4 inches in diameter at the subtly footed base. Weighs approximately 1 lb. Will weigh between 2 and 3 lbs packaged. M ore pics upon request. We’ll be happy to answer any questions you might have about this item. We don’t use stock photos. CONDITION Sellers often vary when describing the condition of products they sell. The condition ratings listed below apply to most items we sell. Items often have some inherent flaws. Like new, perfect in every way, flawless, like it came right out of box or off the rack, never used or played. Almost like new, close to perfect, maybe one slight flaw or imperfection, used or played once or twice only. Still close to new, maybe one slightly noticeable cosmetic imperfection or flaw, possibly a light scratch here or there, hardly used or played. VG+ (Very Good Plus). Maybe one or two light cosmetic flaws or scratches, used or played a few times, but still looks good and plays or works perfectly. A few noticeable cosmetic flaws or imperfections, used or played frequently, but still looks decent and works or plays ok. Still in good working condition and very useable or playable, but may have major cosmetic flaws or imperfections here and there. FPOR (For parts or repair) Still nice cosmetically, but is in non-working condition, still repairable, will still have good parts to salvage or recycle. We do our best to describe all items as honestly and accurately as possible. We’re not experts on everything we list. Product pictures are of the actual item and great care is taken to accurately and clearly represent them. They are considered part of the description. All items listed are in good working order unless otherwise noted – items broken or in need of parts or repair will be clearly noted in the description. No guarantees or warranties are implied, expressed, or given on ANY item (unless stated in the description). ANY antiques, collectibles, or for that matter any items of value can be reproduced. We do our best NOT to sell misrepresented items. If we do list any kind of known reproduction, it will be clearly stated in the listing description. We do our best to pack your item with great care so you receive the item as it was described in the listing. We work hard to earn a FIVE STAR. To offer the same level of excellence to you. We do our best to return emails ASAP. If you have any questions or concerns. Items kept longer than 30 days or are not in their original condition, or are damaged. NEW Items need to be in NEW AND UNOPENED CONDITION. Items that are NOT returnable will be listed as such. Also, be sure to check out our other auctions for more great items!

This vintage Japanese studio pottery matcha bowl is a signed work by Makoto Yabe, a respected Japanese-American ceramic artist known for his mastery of form and brushwork. The bowl features a beautiful teal glaze with subtle tonal variation and a tactile, hand-thrown shape that reflects Yabe’s signature aesthetic. A fine example of mid- to late-20th-century studio pottery, it combines both functional and artistic value, making it a standout piece for collectors of Japanese ceramics. Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 3.25 inches tall, 4.5 inches in diameter. Dates to: Mid/Late 1900s. Signed: Signed to bottom. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!