The Vintage Red Wing Pottery Prismatique Bowl Model 790 in orange and white is a beautiful piece of mid-century modern art pottery. Made in America during the mid-20th century, this stoneware and ceramic bowl features a glossy finish and a hand wash only care instruction. Perfect for all occasions, this original vintage piece from the Red Wing brand adds a touch of charm and nostalgia to any table setting or decorative display.

Straight out of old lady china cabinet where it has been for decades is this scarce vintage pottery batter pitcher with ringware design…. About 4.75 inches tall and 6.25 inches diameter across rim. 8.5 inches from spout to handle. Just stilt marks on the bottom as shown. Colorful orange glaze gives this such a great look. Reminds me of Bauer or Fiesta but u nmarked and we cannot find another exactly like it. Maybe you will know for sure. Appears in nice problem free condition! Take a look, we think you will LOVE it!! Thank YOU for shopping HERE!

This is truly, a beautiful piece from the 60s, surprised to find this in such great condition. Usually the lazy susan is missing when you do find this rare set. There is no cracks or chips on the pottery at all. The lazy Susan has a small chip. But you cannot see it when the pottery is in place. Please see the picture. Vintage California Pottery Retro Reddish Orange Gold Gilded Dip Serving Bowl & Trays. Leafs 10″×5½×2½” Each & Bowl 7½x4.

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.

Came across this great piece in my inventory shed. Wonderful modernist MCM Art Pottery Bowl in orange glaze by famous Chicago based midcentury potter Eugene Deutch. Excellent condition with no damage. Measures 7 7/8 inches in diameter. I found a small cache of E. Deutch signed pieces and will be listing them over the next couple of days.

Add warm vintage character to your space with this Roseville art vintage pottery bowl, featuring a rich brown glaze with orange relief detailing and a carved decorative pattern. This low-profile dish has a bold, earthy presence that fits perfectly with mid-century modern, boho, and rustic décor styles. The textured relief design wraps around the bowl, giving it depth and visual interest from every angle. Perfect as a decorative accent or catch-all dish. Vintage studio art pottery bowl. Brown glaze with orange relief design. Boho or earthy interior styling. Catch-all dish for keys or small items. Shelf, table, or coffee table display. This is a true vintage studio pottery piece, not a reproduction, with natural variations that add to its character and charm. Message anytime with questions!

Hanselmann Pottery was a renowned studio in Corrales, New Mexico, known for its high-quality, functional, handcrafted ceramics (like mugs, plates, and bowls) inspired by historical pottery and modern design, operating from the 1970s until its closure in late 2023. Stunning colors, mint condition. Measures 9″ wide by 3″ tall.

The Vintage 1999 Patricia Garrett Orange Pumpkin Small Bowl with Lid is a beautifully crafted ceramic piece from California. This round bowl features a charming pumpkin theme, perfect for all occasions. Handmade with an art pottery production style in the late 20th century, this unique bowl adds a touch of vintage flair to any decor. The orange color and impressed backstamp make it a standout piece for collectors and enthusiasts of decorative cookware.

RANSBOTTOM Mixing Bowl Girl with Watering Can 166-9 USA. This bowl is in IMMACULATE condition, no chips, cracks, or repairs, NOT EVEN SCRATCH MARKS. There is slight crazing only due to age. It looks as if it has never been used. RANSBOTTOM started making this line in the 1900s. As for its condition, you may never find another one like it. This is a must have for any stoneware bowl/Ransbottom Roseville collector. Please look over all photos closely for they are part of the description. THE CHANCES OF YOU FINDING ANOTHER IN THIS CONDITION ARE… I want to sell this item–Just make me an offer that I can’t refuse!! Thank you for looking.

Vintage orange pottery bowls. Pretty orange color with brown speckles. Some surface wear, but overall good vintage condition. This listing is for the three bowls, but I’m willing to break them up if you prefer (send me a message). The largest is 4.25″ tall by 8.625″ wide at rim. The middle is 3.5″ tall by 7.375″ wide at rim. The smallest is 3″ tall by 6.25″ wide at rim.