The Vintage bowl, is a unique and artistic piece that would make a perfect addition to any home decor. The abstract design in turquoise green pottery adds a touch of creativity and charm to any room. This one-piece pottery bowl, measuring 8.5 inches in diameter, is showcasing the Arts & Crafts/Mission style. This vintage bowl with an excellent antique look is suitable for all occasions and would be a standout decorative item for your home and office. Cannot guarantee the authenticity of the item.
Vintage JERRY BROWN – Hamilton AL – 8-94 Pottery Batter Bowl. Speckled and banded blue. Handle and pour spout. Beautifully hand made in Hamilton, Alabama in 1994. Highly respected potter, exceptional quality. Thank you for looking. Please contact me if you have any questions.
This is a rare complete set of 7 vintage spongeware mixing bowls featuring a warm brown marbled glaze. Each bowl is slightly different in tone and character, showcasing the handmade charm of early pottery. The glaze pattern has a mottled, rustic appeal, making them a perfect addition to farmhouse kitchens, primitive décor, or vintage stoneware collections. Set of 7 bowls total. Brown sponge/mottled glaze finish. Great for display, serving, or kitchen use. These bowls were likely made in the early-to-mid 20th century and have survived beautifully with just the right amount of patina. Collectors and decorators alike will appreciate their earthy, authentic farmhouse aesthetic. Largest bowl: 5 diameter. Smallest bowl: 4 diameter. Heights range from 2″-3″.
The Monmouth Stoneware Co. USA Mojave Brown Glaze Beehive Design set includes 16 pieces of round stoneware in a vintage pattern. Made in America in the 1950-60s these ovenproof bowls and plates feature a unique beehive design and a matte finish. The brown color and art pottery production style add a decorative touch to any occasion. The set is a charming addition to any adult’s kitchen, with the brand’s original production technique ensuring quality craftsmanship. Hand wash only to preserve the vintage charm of these exquisite pieces. One chip on flat plate. As seen in pictures.
3 x 6.75 inches. This substantial ceramic bowl features a grounded, architectural form with a deep olive-green interior glaze, brown exterior, and softly contrasting cream rim. The proportions are deliberate and weighty, emphasizing balance and material presence rather than ornament. Its restrained palette and tactile surface give it a quietly assertive character suited to modern interiors. The glazing shows controlled variation and depth, consistent with mid- to late-20th-century European studio pottery traditions that favored natural tones and functional elegance. The bowl is finished with a stamped studio emblem on the base, indicating small-batch or individual workshop production rather than factory manufacture. The maker remains unidentified, a common and accepted reality for studio pottery of this period. Works like this were often produced by independent potters working outside commercial branding systems, prioritizing form, glaze experimentation, and utility over signature recognition. On display at the Disco Freedom Gallery, 818 Hyde Street, San Francisco.
This 5 piece Antique Yellowware Nesting Mixing Bowl Set is a vintage find from America, featuring a charming brown and white banded design typical of the late 19th to early 20th century. Made of stoneware with a vintage pattern, this set is perfect for all occasions and adds a touch of antique charm to any kitchen. Each bowl is adorned with a cottage-inspired theme, reflecting the art pottery production style of the era. A timeless addition to any collection of decorative cookware and serveware. I don’t think that you will find a nicer set in this unbelievable condition. No chips or cracks or damage. On the base of the largest bowl there is a piece of pottery embedded “factory flaw” in the clay. Few minor sand specks and glaze skips, as you would expect on Yellowware. Overall you will be blown away with how great these look. See photos for complete description and condition. Be sure to check out my store for more great deals.
This is an attractive, thin wall, molded bowl with a fluted pattern around the side. The bowl is further decorated with 2 raised brown glaze bands. Measuring 8″ in diameter by 3 ¾” in height, the bowl is in near mint condition with only a flat chip on the edge of the rim that doesn’t detract.
Bring rustic artistry to your table with this striking vintage stoneware long bowl tray by Janet. Measuring 16 inches in length, this handcrafted piece features a rich earthy brown glaze with unique spiral motif border. Its elongated form makes it equally suited for serving, display, or as a centerpiece. Handcrafted studio stoneware by Janet. 16 long x approx. 6″ wide x 2.5″ tall. Earthy brown glaze with speckled finish. Spiral motif border design. Footed base for stability. Vintage piece, both decorative and functional. Please review all photos closely, they form an important part of the description. Each item is stored in a climate-controlled space and processed in our smoke-free, pet-free home. Packed with care to arrive as pictured. ? Knobstone Resale?? Knobstone Resale is part of our creative work under Altared Horizons – same family, same owners. We’ve realigned with our regional roots to reflect the values our family is built on. We’re a small, three-generation family business: myself (Phillip), my daughters Neko and Aces, and our matriarch, Nana. Together we handpick and prepare every item you see here. Nana is the heart of our home, with her love of sewing, reading, and classic movies. Neko is our artist and cat-lover, always sketching and dreaming of Japan. Aces brings her creativity, distinctive style, and love of stories. I’m Phillip – I design shirts, play music, and hunt down retro treasures. I’m transitioning from traditional work into a life of creative stewardship, blending resale, storytelling, and heritage work. What I once did for a paycheck, I now do with purpose: reclaiming forgotten things, preserving local history, and shaping a living archive of our region’s culture and craft. Thank you for supporting Altared Horizons! This listing is part of the Altared Horizons family of brands – a creative network rooted in Southern Indiana. Altared Horizons? The flagship brand; the umbrella under which every project gathers. Banner Gazette? Publishing and printed works. Knobstone Resale? Treasures and tokens of the ridge. PlainPhillip? Knobstone folk horror and Southern Gothic storytelling. Knobstone Witch? Witchcraft, superstition, and regional folklore.
This vintage studio earthenware bowl, signed by artist Potters Brown, is I believe a unique and handmade piece of pottery from the 1960 or 1970′s. The sculptural design and candy wrap pattern give it a charming and cosmic candy touch! Perfect for adding a touch of retro flair to any table setting or display. It measures 17″Lx11.5″Wx3.25D. Please look at pics. Has small pottery mark in bowl. Thank you for looking. So grateful for info received on signature!
