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.
Antique Spanish Colonial 18th – 19thC Fajalauza Ceramic Bowl With Peacock. 6″D x 2″H. Terracotta Clay Covered in a White Lead/Tin Glaze w/ Cobalt Designs. See Pictures As Part of the Description.
Stunning rare unique piece. Does have some mild surface scratching and unique marks from kiln. Produced during a brief window in the early 1950s, this piece perfectly marries heavy, organic Scandinavian form with bold American modernist presentation. Design & Color:This low-profile bowl features Tynys’ signature asymmetrical, fluid elliptical shape. It is coated in an incredibly vibrant, high-gloss Crimson Red glaze that displays magnificent depth, subtle under-glaze dark swirling, and beautiful natural mineral variations typical of high-fire studio pottery. Unique Collector’s Anomaly:The underside of the bowl features a rare double-stamping curiosity: it is sharply hand-incised A. This production quirk adds a unique layer of historical charm for serious studio pottery enthusiasts.
Beautiful vintage Roseville Pottery Ixia planter bowl in the green colorway, model 326-4. This rounded bowl features a soft green glaze with turquoise tones, raised flowers in creamy yellow and blush pink, flowing stems, and two small decorative handles. A lovely accent for a shelf, mantel, or tabletop, and a wonderful addition to an American art pottery collection. Condition: Vintage pre-owned condition. Please review all photographs closely, as they are part of the description. Additional photos are available upon request. Value is subjective, and reasonable offers are welcome. Photos were taken to showcase the glaze and floral details. Colors may vary slightly with lighting and screen settings.
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 Pottery Studio Tea Cup Bowl Ceramic Glazed Hand Signed as “Leslie 2/62″. The inscription “2/62″ appears to be a date, likely indicating February 1962. Please review all photos for measurements, condition, and additional details. Please note that the actual color and tonality of the item may sometimes vary due to screen resolution, lighting, and individual device settings.
