For your consideration we are presenting for sale a super cool vintage footed ceramic console bowl / planter. Has three off-white horizontal stripes that run the outer perimeter of three sides. While we cannot make out the stamp, the piece is signed and numbered on the underside of the bottom surface (see photos). It comes to you from a large collection of Japanese pottery and ceramics. A great addition to. 3.5″ tall x 12″ wide x 6 deep. CONDITION : Very good condition. Looks like it was never used for anything more than display – it’s very clean! There is one tiny flea bite nick on the rim at one of the back fins (see photos) – nothing major whatsoever, but being mentioned for accuracy. There are no chips, cracks, breaks, scratches, repairs, etc. Displays well, and functions properly. Please ask them and we will respond back to you in a timely manner.

Vintage Roseville USA pottery bowl blue – perfect shape – no flaws – crazing only on bottom.

This Vintage Blue Roseville Foxglove Console Bowl is a stunning piece of American art pottery from the 1940s. Handmade with a matte finish, this decorative bowl features a beautiful floral pattern in a vibrant blue color. The 15 wide, round shape makes it a perfect addition to any room, suitable for all occasions. The Roseville Foxglove console bowl is an original, unique piece that will surely be a cherished collectible for adult decorators who appreciate vintage beauty.

This vintage 1931 Rookwood Pottery console bowl, shape number 6272, features a classic rounded form with clean, elegant lines. Its soft matte glaze enhances the bowl’s timeless appeal, making it a versatile decorative piece for display or functional use. A beautiful example of early 20th-century American art pottery, it’s marked on the base with the Rookwood flame logo and date code. Condition: Good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 3 inches tall, 9.25 inches in diameter. Marked: Marked to bottom with Rookwood stamp + 6272. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!

The Bushberry pattern was introduced by Roseville Pottery in 1941. Standard colors for the pattern are blue, green, and orange. The bowl in the image appears to be the brown with green shading variant. The pattern features large leaves and twig-like handles. The bowl is likely marked Roseville, U. This pattern appeals to Mid-Century Modern collectors.

Add a touch of vintage elegance to your home with this beautiful Roseville Pottery “Snowberry” Console Bowl, shape #369-12. Produced in the late 1940s by the iconic Roseville Pottery Company, this piece showcases the timeless Snowberry design – raised white blossoms with soft pink centers, green leaves, and a sculpted brown branch, all set against a warm, matte pink glaze. This large and eye-catching centerpiece measures 15 across handle to handle, making it perfect for a mantel, table centerpiece, or collector display. Shape: 369-12 Console Bowl. 15″ wide x 6.5″ deep x 4.25 tall. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips, and no breaks, mild age-appropriate crazing typical of vintage Roseville. A standout example of American art pottery, blending Art Deco curves with Mid-Century Modern appeal. Don’t miss the chance to add this classic to your collection or vintage decor!

Vintage Roseville USA Pottery 1BL2-10 Blue Snowberry Two-Handle Console Fruit Bowl. 13.25″ Long (w/ Handles) x 11.5″ Diameter x 2.5 Tall. Ondition Scale: 1-5 (Poor-Excellent). Normal Wear & Light Crazing from Age & Use. No Evident Chips or Cracks. (Overall Condition Score: 4/5).

This ceramic console bowl measures 14 diameter and is intended for display. The red glazed pedistal bowl is contemporary in style, and its purple drip glaze is mid-century modernism. This bowl is one of a kind and signed by the artist.

The sale is for a Hull 1950s pottery Tokay line candleholder and console bowl. The bowl is in a white ceramic w/green leaves and shades w/grapes and vine branches that form in the color and the candleholder openings which are one on each bowl end. Good condition with no chips/cracks and have age related issues. The underside ridge shelfwear embossed in the ceramic Tokay USA. A few blue spots in ceramic on underside cavity and sticker residue patches. In the interior, a dark cut mark, not a crack. See all pics for they are part of condition. May have other issues not mentioned but mentioned most significant. Measures 16″ X 5 1/8″ X 4 7/8.

Authentic vintage Weller Pottery console bowl featuring a soft matte green glaze with applied white and blue floral decoration and elegant scrolling details. The bowl has a ruffled rim and rests on four sculpted feet, making it ideal for a mantel, console table, or centerpiece display. The underside is clearly marked “Weller Pottery – Since 1872, ” dating this piece to the 1930s-1940s. A classic example of Weller’s later decorative pottery, highly collectible and display-worthy. Details. Maker: Weller Pottery. Era: c. 1930s-1940s. Form: Console bowl / low jardiniere. Color: Matte green with applied floral accents. Mark: Incised “Weller Pottery – Since 1872″. Material: Art pottery ceramic Condition Good vintage condition. Light crazing to the glaze consistent with age. Some minor interior discoloration visible. No cracks or major chips noted. Normal wear to base feet from age and use. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description. A beautiful and authentic piece of American art pottery, perfect for Weller collectors or vintage décor enthusiasts.