This product is a vintage Haeger Potter 13.5 large brown shimmery glaze bowl, showcasing a Mid-Century Modern art deco style. Handmade in America using stoneware and ceramic materials, this decorative bowl is perfect for all occasions and adds a touch of contemporary artisan aesthetics to any space. With a glossy finish and impressed brand backstamp, this unique piece is a charming addition to any adult’s department or collection. Ideal for hand wash only, this vintage Haeger bowl is a one-of-a-kind decorative piece that embodies the retro charm of American pottery production techniques.

Vintage 1920s Cowan Pottery Art Deco Luster Bowl. Stunning American studio art pottery showcasing the rare, metallic “Marigold” orange iridescent glaze. Item Specifics & Studio Attribution. Studio / Brand: Cowan Pottery Studio. Founder / Designer: R. Guy Cowan (Cleveland School of Art Pottery). Glaze Profile: Rare “Marigold” Iridescent Metallic Luster Glaze (Reflective golden-peach/orange). Markings: Impressed or printed official COWAN hallmark signature logo on the base. Item Type: Decorative Centerpiece Bowl / Console Pouch. Product Overview & Condition. Up for sale is an exceptional piece of historic American ceramic history: an authentic 1920s Art Deco console bowl from the renowned Cowan Pottery Studio. This striking piece features Cowan’s highly celebrated, breakthrough metallic iridescent glaze in “Marigold”-a vibrant, lustrous orange-peach hue that catches light with a brilliant rainbow shimmer effect. The underside is proudly signed with the classic impressed studio hallmark logo. An absolute centerpiece-worthy find for serious collectors of Ohio Cleveland School studio art pottery. Condition Notes: Beautiful pre-owned vintage condition. The ceramic body retains excellent structural integrity. The iridescent marigold glaze boasts a magnificent, highly reflective high-shine luster. Free of major cracks, structural repairs, or severe chips. May display expected, tiny genuine vintage glaze pops, faint surface shelf scratches on the unglazed base ring, or minimal age-related crazing typical of a 100-year-old high-fired studio art piece. Please view all high-resolution macro photos to closely verify signature details and cosmetic layout. An ideal high-end historical centerpiece for premium Arts & Crafts or Art Deco home staging workspaces, an excellent investment asset for dedicated American ceramic museum-tier collections, or a rare historic gift for an archivist of fine vintage pottery. Double-boxed and packed meticulously with thick layers of premium bubble wrap and cushioning materials to ensure completely flawless, safe transit.

Fulper Pottery Art Deco Green & Tan Hint of Blue Glaze Colors. Rolled Edge Bowl 8 Diameter Stamped. Has no chips, hairlines or repairs. If you have any questions please send me a message.

Knicks on outside and one inside as shown. Chip on bottom as shown. Some discoloration to white on inside of bowl.

T H E F I N E S T! A R T N O U V E A U B A S I N & P I T C H E R S T U N N I N G G R E E N & B L U E H U E S! I N C R E D I B L E D E S I G N! C I R C A 1 9 1 6 S i g n e d O n B o t t o m “M o n t o y a “. (Appr ox 15″ Wide By 12″ Tall). T H E E P I T O M E O F A R T N O U V E A U! Art Nouveau was an international style that swept the entire world and changed the appearance of almost all objects from skyscrapers to a wash basin and pitcher! It was an artistic style that embodied sensuous and graceful design! It had a lot of other names Stile Liberty, Metro Style, Jugendstil, Lilienstil and Wellenstil, but the names were less important than the vitality and beauty that this style brought to the objects! This wash basin and pitcher are perhaps the most beautiful in the entire world! Done in a style that was later embraced by Louis Tiffany, it is porcelain unleashed in a sumptuous wave of beauty and color! This masterpiece was made by Montoya, a legendary artisan whose Nouveau works are extremely scarce and coveted for their pure embodiment of Art Nouveau aesthetics! Green blue and white work together to create the most natural and eye-pleasing palette – true to nature’s own! This wash basin and pitcher are from a time when running water was not universal and would be used in homes for washing up! While most are utilitarian in purpose none are so richly decorated and adorned as this one is! Montoya pulled out all the stops and this piece compares very favorably to the finest pieces of the period! Stunning condition and gleaming beautifully! No chips, cracks or blemishes – truly sensational! A breathtaking art treasure for your NY Penthouse, Palm Springs Atomic Ranch home or Frankfurt Apartment! T h e F i n e s t A r t N o u v e a u C o l l e c t i b l e s F o r Y o u r D i s t i n c t i v e I n t e r i o r s!

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!

This is a Stangl Art Deco oval bowl in the “Twilight Blue” color. It was designed by Johann Martin Stangl. The piece is from the mid 1920 – 1930s. Stangl Pottery was located in Flemington, New Jersey. It features a distinctive fluted exterior design. This is an early piece that is highly collectible using a matte glaze prior to the later designs of the 1950′s.

Yellowware Pottery Nesting Mixing Bowls from Ruckel Pottery of Illinois! The term “yellowware” derives from the yellow-hued clay used to create this type of kitchenware that includes mixing bowls, butter crocks, and pudding molds. Yellowware was produced in America for about 100 years, from 1830 to 1930. This is a molded decoration in the popular “Inverted Picket” pattern from Ruckel. These are highly collectible. Very little wear and is in very good vintage condition. Some slice marks that appear to have happened in production. Please see photos and zoom in.

Shinny inside and out. LARGE, at 10 1/4″ across the rim and 6″ tall. There is a hairline on the interior bottom that extends to the outside bottom but you can see it is original to the piece the glaze pours into the crack on the outside. See last two photos above. A five pound sterling silver “Bug Basket” from Buckingham Palace, the most-prized possession of the last reigning monarch of The Kingdom of Hawai’i, an artifact from The White House and Porcellian Club (the birthplace of Facebook), the first man to the moon’s 1st appearance in Space, a 1906 tomb artifact from The Brotherhood of Death (The Illuminati) and an 1885 New York City ” Sitting Bull ” Cigar Store Indian are but a few of our most interesting pieces. Presidents, a Prime Minister and other Heads of State, Middle Eastern & European monarchs, museums, Hollywood celebrities, billionaire software & oil tycoons and the World’s leading interior decorators & designers. The best way to view our store is by’highest prices first’.

The Roseville-Windsor 2 Handle Bowl from 1931 is a rare vintage piece in a unique brown color, embodying the Art Deco style. This American-made clay bowl features a classic design with a 7 diameter, perfect for all occasions. This piece showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of early 20th-century pottery production. With its vintage appeal and original production style, this bowl is a timeless addition to any collection of decorative cookware and serveware.