WE LIST FRESH-TO-THE-MARKET ITEMS SEVERAL TIMES A WEEK. VISIT MY STORE AT. BEAUTIFUL POTTERY TUREEN / SUGAR BOWL. LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY. About 7 1/2″ high x 9″ across the handles. Likely English or French mocha ware in the’Aptware’ tradition. Lidded mochaware lidded bowl from the likely from the Provence region of France. Marbled earthenware in swirls in various shades of brown and beige. Lidded top with a central knop. Often called “aptware” after the region of France where it became popular in the 18th century. Some scattered glaze flakes, and one curious section where a raised daub of clay appears to have been applied around the time of manufacture (all visible in the images). A RARE AND EARLY SMALL FRENCH LIDDED TUREEN!

This is a rare complete set of 7 vintage spongeware mixing bowls featuring a warm brown marbled glaze. Each bowl is slightly different in tone and character, showcasing the handmade charm of early pottery. The glaze pattern has a mottled, rustic appeal, making them a perfect addition to farmhouse kitchens, primitive décor, or vintage stoneware collections. Set of 7 bowls total. Brown sponge/mottled glaze finish. Great for display, serving, or kitchen use. These bowls were likely made in the early-to-mid 20th century and have survived beautifully with just the right amount of patina. Collectors and decorators alike will appreciate their earthy, authentic farmhouse aesthetic. Largest bowl: 5 diameter. Smallest bowl: 4 diameter. Heights range from 2″-3″.

Here we have an absolutely stunning white-bodied sugar bowl with its lid. In the bowl and lid glaze you can see deep red, brown, blue and white glaze applied to the outside allowing it to flow creating this beautiful marbled agate decoration. The sugar has an attractive recessed foot and applied handles. The domed lid has an easy to hold button knob handle. On the widest part of the outside of the bowl there are small spots where this sugar rubbed against another sugar resulting in glaze loss before this was fired in the kiln. This was covered with clear glaze in the final firing. Measuring 6″ across the rim by 5 ¾” in height to the top of the handle on the lid, this is in. Original mint condition with no post production damage or repairs. Both the lid and bowl and rings like a bell when you tap them. The underside of the recessed foot is stamped “SARREGUEMINES”. This was a French pottery founded in 1790, they were to France what Wedgwood was to England. This is an extremely rare mocha decorated signed sugar and any advanced collector would be pleased to add to their collection.