Robinson Ransbottom Blue Stripe Mixing Bowl 14 8Qt Williamsburg Large Farmhouse. Some imperfections in surface, typical of handmade pottery of this size – see photos / no cracks or chips.
This product is a large Italian Torcivia Todaro Fortunata style white glazed pottery platter and bowl set. Dating back to the mid 20th century, the set features a classic Italian design and is made of ceramic or porcelain. The craftsmanship of the renowned makers, Torcivia e Todaro, adds to the authenticity and value of these antique pieces. The elegant white color and intricate details of the Fortunata style make this set a stunning addition to any antique collection or a stylish decor piece for a modern home. Measurements are in photos.
This Vintage Earthgender Pottery Large Ruffled Bowl is a beautiful piece of Mid-Century Modern California stoneware, signed by the artist. The round bowl features a decorative ruffled design and a glossy finish, measuring 10 inches at the opening and4 1/2 inches at the base. In excellent condition, no chips or cracks.
This product is a very large vintage/antique covered bowl/trinket made of ceramic and porcelain, with a multi-color design and gold tone accents. It is a vintage reproduction piece that originated from China. The antique style and beautiful craftsmanship make it a unique and decorative collectible item for any home.
Massive antique glazed earthenware milk pan or dough bowl. Crafted from thick, heavy-duty utility clay, this rustic dish features a rich, glossy brown slip-glazed interior and exterior walls, contrasted by a heavily weathered, completely unglazed flat bottom base that showcases its genuine age. Its oversized, deep-dish design makes it a spectacular focal piece for a farmhouse table, a rustic kitchen hearth, or open display shelving. This genuine antique item is in sturdy, good antique condition with no structural cracks, featuring typical primitive character including surface glaze pitting, minor rim flakes, kiln marks, and substantial shelf wear on the bottom base consistent with 19th-century domestic use.
Vintage Large Yellow Ware Mixing / Hand-Mixing Bowl. Beautiful oversized vintage Yellow Ware pottery mixing bowl featuring a warm mustard/yellow glaze and raised embossed floral, leaf and scroll decoration around the exterior. Large, substantial mixing-bowl size. Shows age-appropriate wear consistent with vintage/antique Yellow Ware, including glaze variation, surface marks, crazing and manufacturing irregularities. There are visible hairline-looking surface lines and wear in the glaze, as shown in the photos. Please carefully review all photographs for the complete condition. A great piece for a vintage farmhouse kitchen, primitive kitchen collection, Yellow Ware collector, or as a decorative centerpiece. Please use the photographs as part of the description.
This is a unique Piece of pottery serving bowl or stew cook pot. Stands 9 1/4 inches tall and 91/4 round at bottom and tappers up word toward lid. The handle on top is done in a beautiful ribbon design and the handles on each side are like ridged alcoves for the fingers to hold onto with greater stability. The design is a tapered stew pot, and the colors are all rich tone a deep dirty like yellows and browns that adds to the age and history of this piece. The inside of lid and the pot is a deep crimson, orange with the edging showing the richness of the stoneware pottery itself. Has a pattern of dark brown paint brush stripes could be symbols of some sort, don’t recall if I ever knew. The design is unique and would add distinction and interest to any collection, or decor. No chips, cracks or broken pieces. A large-size pottery piece with deep color and design and very heavy. I took several pictures to try and captured it. But held in one direction you can see it better than another.
This pattern appears on five flower vases Accession #’s 1958.1058 through. 1062 in the Winterthur Museum’s collection (see last image). Measurements: 13 15/16″ diameter, 7″ height. Condition: cracks, glaze chips. According to Delftware expert Robert Aronson, large punch bowls like this are rare and were listed in Dutch price lists as “kastrom” or cupboard bowls.