This vintage bowl boasts a beautiful Art Nouveau style with an intricate lily pad design. Made of high-quality pottery material, this piece is both original and unique. It’s a rare find. The light blue color is a stunning addition to any antique furniture collection. Measuring at 9.5 inches in diameter and 2.75 inches in height, this bowl is the perfect size for display. The piece also includes an impressed mark and artist signature adding to its value and authenticity. Unable to identify signature or maker. Whether you’re a collector or simply appreciate the beauty of antique art, this Art Nouveau bowl is a must-have for any home. Minor superficial wear secondary to age and use. No cracks or chips.

This set of five (4 with lids, one without) vintage Secla Portugal white cabbage leaf soup tureens with lids is a unique and decorative addition to any table setting. Made of ceramic with a glossy finish, these round soup tureens feature a white color and a vintage pattern. Perfect for all occasions, these tureens are sure to add a touch of charm to your dining experience. Made in Portugal using traditional pottery techniques, these soup tureens are a collectible item for adult use. Hand wash only to preserve their beauty for years to come.

This vintage bowl boasts a beautiful Art Nouveau style with an intricate lily pad design. Made of high-quality pottery material, this piece is both original and unique. It’s a rare find. The light blue color is a stunning addition to any antique furniture collection. Measuring at 9.5 inches in diameter and 2.75 inches in height, this bowl is the perfect size for display. The piece also includes an impressed mark and artist signature adding to its value and authenticity. Unable to identify signature or maker. Whether you’re a collector or simply appreciate the beauty of antique art, this Art Nouveau bowl is a must-have for any home. Minor superficial wear secondary to age and use. No cracks or chips.

The Vintage Jonathan Adler “Leaf” Stoneware Bowl in Mustard Brown Gold is a unique and stylish addition to any home decor. This abstractly shaped bowl, signed by Jonathan Adler himself, features a vintage design that fits all occasions. Made of stoneware with a Mid-Century Modern style, this handmade piece is an original vintage reproduction that adds a touch of artistry to any room. With a production technique of pottery, this 8.25 bowl is not only functional but also a statement piece that will stand out in any collection. No chips or cracks. Two small potter’s defects that have been glazed over. See close up pictures of rim. Note-inside bowl has superficial utensil marks. See close up pictures.

This vintage bowl boasts a beautiful Art Nouveau style with an intricate lily pad design. Made of high-quality pottery material, this piece is both original and unique. It’s a rare find. The light blue color is a stunning addition to any antique furniture collection. Measuring at 9.5 inches in diameter and 2.75 inches in height, this bowl is the perfect size for display. The piece also includes an impressed mark and artist signature adding to its value and authenticity. Unable to identify signature or maker. Whether you’re a collector or simply appreciate the beauty of antique art, this Art Nouveau bowl is a must-have for any home. Minor superficial wear secondary to age and use. No cracks or chips.

Offering this vintage set of 4 bowls with lettuce or cabbage leaf design and matte green glaze, and no damage. I can’t tell if they have a makers mark, nothing that I can make out for sure, but have some hints on two that maybe somethings there, lots of close ups provided. When I first saw these I thought they must be by Patricia Garrett but I unfortunately can’t confirm that hope. Measure 8 3/8 inches long by 8 1/2 inches wide by 2 7/8 inches tall. They weigh about 1 pound 4 ounces each.

OLFAIRE Pink Cabbage Leaf Set Of 2 Bowls Glazed 3 Tall. 5.5 diameter. One bowl has white glazed spot (no pink) this is NOT a chip. Vintage/Collectible – no longer produced & very difficult to find in pink color.

This vintage Mideke Studio Art Pottery bowl features a unique blue leaf design on a round clay base. Handmade in the United States, this 10-inch bowl is perfect for all occasions. With its art pottery production style and technique, custom piece thats sure to add a touch of artisanal charm to your home decor. Made with care and attention to detail, this original creation from Mideke Studio is a beautiful addition to any collection. Measures 10″ across x 3″ tall. Louis Mideke was a well known artist from my hometown. The items I’m listing were custom made for my mother in the 70′s.

This vintage bowl boasts a beautiful Art Nouveau style with an intricate lily pad design. Made of high-quality pottery material, this piece is both original and unique. It’s a rare find. The light blue color is a stunning addition to any antique furniture collection. Measuring at 9.5 inches in diameter and 2.75 inches in height, this bowl is the perfect size for display. The piece also includes an impressed mark and artist signature adding to its value and authenticity. Unable to identify signature or maker. Whether you’re a collector or simply appreciate the beauty of antique art, this Art Nouveau bowl is a must-have for any home. Minor superficial wear secondary to age and use. No cracks or chips.

This lovely, Mid Century Modern Faience bowl with a leaf motif painted on a cream background was designed by Stig Lindberg and was produced in Gustavsberg Studio in Stockholm, Sweden in the 1950s. The bowl is 17.5″ long, 4.25″ wide, and sits 1.75 high. It is vintage and used. There is a tiny chip in the glaze at the very tip, so small we almost missed it (see photos). The terra cotta “foot” ring on the bottom has a few expected scuffs from having rested on various surfaces. For the Gustavsberg Studio in Stockholm, Sweden, Stig created a wide range of Faience pieces, many in stylized natural patterns such as this bowl. Faience pottery features a non-clay terra cotta that uses crushed quartz or sand. The tin glaze produced a creamy white color, and Gustavsberg employed many skilled painters to fulfill Stig’s designs.