The piece measures approximately 8.5″ wide x 5″ tall. Excellent condition, no chips, cracks or repairs. The inner basin is glazed.
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Peretti Terracotta Thumbprint Bowl. Elsa Peretti, the famed Italian designer, created this line in terra cotta for Tiffany & Co. In the 1970′s. It has a natural exterior and glazed interior with minimalist thumbprint design. Made in Italy, marked and signed. It measures approximately 3 1/4″ tall and 7″ across. Matte outside has surface stains; inside glazed has some crazing.
This vintage 1977 ceramic pottery bowl is beautifully crafted in Turkey, showcasing intricate purple irises made in a cottage production style. The glossy finish and oval shape make it a charming decorative piece for various occasions such as love & romance, bridal showers, engagements, and birthdays. The handcrafted item measures 16 inches in length, 4.25 inches in height, and 13.5 inches in width, and weighs 4.12 lbs. Its unique theme, design, and country of origin add a touch of nostalgia and elegance to any home decor. This bowl is STUNNING??
Hi and thank you for stopping by to check out my listing. I hope I can answer your questions in this description and, if not, please reach out to me. Description: VTG Ceramiche Ceramics Hand Made Artisan Flower Topped Covered Trinket Box. No chips or cracks. Please refer to photos for further details. Size: Please refer to photos. Items used to display the unit in this listing are not part of any sale.
This is a beautifully made mid-century Swedish studio stoneware bowl, finished in a rich iron-brown glaze with hand-applied cream slip sgraffito decoration. The repeating fern or wheat motif circling the interior rim is classic Scandinavian design-functional, restrained, and timeless. A substantial, well-balanced form with real presence, equally suited for display or everyday use. Authentic Swedish studio stoneware. Hand-thrown, iron-rich clay body. Hand-applied cream slip sgraffito decoration. Traditional Scandinavian fern / wheat motif. Marked “Made in Sweden” on the base. Impressed workshop mark and size code “20″. Mid-century production, circa 1950s-1970s. Intended as a functional serving or display bowl. Diameter: 8 inches. Depth: approximately 1.5 inches. Very good vintage condition. No cracks, no chips, no repairs. Clean glaze with only light, honest age-appropriate wear to the base consistent with normal use. Decoration is crisp and intact. This is not modern hobby pottery or tourist ware. It is genuine Scandinavian studio stoneware with excellent material quality and classic Nordic form. A strong piece for collectors of Swedish, MCM, or studio ceramics. Swedish pottery, Scandinavian stoneware, mid century modern, MCM ceramics, studio pottery bowl, sgraffito pottery, fern motif bowl, made in Sweden, vintage stoneware, Nordic design, rustic modern, handmade ceramics.
This beautifully crafted Vintage Roselane Pottery Dolphin Sea Life Salad Set is a striking example of mid-century California pottery. With its signature turquoise glaze, elegant black incised sea life motifs, and smooth organic shapes, this set is both functional and artistic. This sought after pattern was called “Aqua Marine” in the line of Roselane offerings. Large Salad Bowl 14 (Main Serving Bowl). The centerpiece of the set, this generously sized bowl is perfect for serving salads, pasta, or fruit. Its curved design showcases the intricate fish and wave motifs, making it both practical and visually captivating. Lidded Soup or Stew Bowl 8 with Cast Iron Stand. A unique addition to the set, this covered bowl is designed for serving warm dishes such as soups or stews. The black cast iron stand adds stability and mid-century modern charm, making it a rare and valuable piece in the collection. Large Rectangular Serving Platter 12.25×6.5, showing a minor chip along the edge, which is barely noticeable from the front. Ideal for presenting appetizers, seafood, or sliced bread, this rectangular platter features a graceful curve and detailed ocean-themed engravings. Medium-Sized Oval Serving Dish 12.25×7, showing a minor chip along the edge, which is barely noticeable from the front. This versatile dish is great for side dishes, small salads, or seafood. The intricate line work depicting ocean creatures adds a decorative touch. Four Triangular Salad or Dessert Bowls 7, (one bowl showing a minor chip along the edge, which is barely noticeable from the front). These charming, three-sided bowls are perfect for individual salad servings, desserts, or snacks. Each bowl features unique sea life imagery, including starfish, seashells, and fish. Serving Utensils (Spoon & Fork with Mother-of-Pearl and Wood Handles). Complementing the set, these serving utensils are perfect for tossing and serving salads. The combination of wood and mother-of-pearl inlays gives them a natural, elegant appeal. This Roselane Pottery Dolphin Sea Life Salad Set is not only a collector’s dream but also a functional and stylish serving set that brings a touch of vintage coastal elegance to any home.
Vintage Hand Made HOPI Indian Pottery Southwestern Clay Bowl. This is made of clay with a beautiful design. The size is approximately 4 1/4 inches in diameter by 3 1/4 inches tall. This in in Very Good condition with No chips or cracks. The pictures are part of the description, so please view all pictures. All pricing is up front so you know exactly how much everything is! International Buyers – Please Note. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – the US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.
This vintage and rare Catalina Pottery Fruit Bowl features a unique turquoise interior and Franciscan exterior color, making it a standout piece for all occasions. Handmade in the USA in the 1920s to 1940s using art pottery techniques, this round wavy edge bowl boasts a glossy finish and measures 7.5 in diameter. The bowl design resembles a large flower. The impressed backstamp is hard to read, but it can be seen. It is original and a collectible piece, perfect for adult use and boasting a depth of 3 to 4 inches. Produced on Santa Catalina Island, California, from the 1920s to the 1930s. Initially using the island’s red clay for tiles and bricks, and later for artware and dinnerware. The factory was a division of William Wrigley Jr. In 1937 due to rising production costs. Glatting McBean continued to produce pottery under the Catalina name until it was phased out in 1941.
Beautiful, authentic Catalina Pottery Bowl in a hard-to-find color of soft dusty mauve inside/ivory outside. This company has a fascinating history. From my Mom’s collection. Thank you for looking!