Vintage blue and white salt glaze stoneware bowl with side handles. This beautiful primitive style bowl features a blue and white glazed exterior, creamy interior, and classic farmhouse pottery look. The side handles give it wonderful old kitchen, pantry, and country home character. This piece would display beautifully in a primitive kitchen, hutch, open shelving, farmhouse vignette, or antique stoneware collection. It would also be lovely styled with dried florals, seasonal decor, bowl fillers, wrapped candies, or displayed on its own. Condition is excellent for age. Both side handles are intact, and no cracks were noted. As with vintage pottery, there may be normal age related glaze variation, speckling, crazing, small glaze skips, surface marks, or production imperfections. Please review all photos closely. This bowl will be packed carefully for safe arrival. It will be wrapped with protective packing material, with extra cushioning around the rim and side handles, then boxed securely.

The Blair Ceramics Primitive Bird Water Cooler is a rare and unique piece of antique American pottery made in the Ozarks. Very rare pattern and mold. This is in vintage used condition with no visible damage. The lid is wooden with a copper colored finial. It’s very heavy. Signed Blair on the base. 11 inches tall by 7.5 inches tall.

Hand-thrown stoneware bowl featuring a warm tan crackle glaze with hand-painted cobalt blue floral decoration. Measures 7″ round and 3″ tall. Beautiful aged patina with natural crazing throughout. No major chips or cracks.

These 6 primitive and antique turned bowls are a unique addition to any collection. Made of wood with a brown color, they showcase a naive and primitive style that adds character to any space. While unsigned, the dealer or reseller has listed them for sale, making them available for enthusiasts of antiques and primitives to appreciate. Perfect for display or functional use, these turned bowls are a timeless piece of craftsmanship that captures the essence of traditional artistry. All in great conditions. From my personal collection. Ready for its new primitive home. Please look at all pictures for sales are final.

Great antique condition, see photos of the crazing and pitting inside and the texture of the outside of the bowl. There is also the spot that it was taken off of the wheel on the bottom. This Antique Hand Thrown Primitive Farmhouse Glazed Stoneware Mixing Bowl is a large 41 piece of Americana pottery crafted in the US-Midwest. The brown and yellow colors and primitive style give it a unique charm, perfect for adding a touch of history and character to any farmhouse decor. Made from clay, this original piece is a true representation of American craftsmanship and tradition.

Vtg Primitive Farmhouse Zinc Glazed Crock Dough Mixing Bowl Antique 10.5 wide. This vintage antique mixing bowl is a large round stoneware piece, measuring 10.5 inches in width. Handmade in the USA in the early 20th century, it features a cream-colored glazed finish with an unglazed rim. The bowl is designed in a Colonial style, making it a perfect addition to farmhouse or grannycore decor themes. Ideal for all occasions, this sturdy and original piece is perfect for both functional use and decorative display. There is some factory flaws in the clay, a small edge chip on the bottom.

Vintage set of six handmade rustic, primitive Mexican redware clay, handled nesting bowls. The color is a lovely rusty reddish brown, natural glaze, and aged patina. Terracotta bowls should only be used for dry-goods and never touched with liquids. The largest bowl has two handles; all others have one handle. Largest bowl is 3.75″ tall (slightly taller at handles), and 9.25″ wide (slightly wider at handles). Smallest bowl is 1.75″ tall, and 3.875″ wide.

Antique handmade Clay Bowls pottery bowl plate Dish from Swat valley Pakistan, South Afghanistan Region. Large handmade rustic pottery bowl glazed with colored glazes (in this case a vibrant braun or green) to achieve a mottled color-on-color spongeware appearance. The primitive nature of the bowls is amplified by the unglazed underside that reveals its terra cotta clay base. As these are vintage pieces, occasional dings and chips are consistent with age. In a land like Afghanistan, potters still throw off the hump, using rough local clay mixed with vegetable fibre, grog and quartz. This mix, while adding strength to the structure while drying, and lightness as the fibre burns out in the kiln, can however result in pits in the surface, if the matter that burns out blows out instead! Unlike glazes used in the west, most potters in Afghanistan and Swat valley pakistan stick to a few traditional recipes, rather than having the luxury of experiments. The bowl is completely preserved, only chips on the inside and in the middle of the upper edge, not restored. Glaze in good condition. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS OF IMPERFECTIONS. All items come from a smoke free home. Note: All pictures are of the actual item you will receive, we do not use stock photos unless otherwise indicated. Please send a message to request. All items are carefully and professionally packaged for safe arrival to you. If you have a question do not hesitate to send me a message. I strive for great communication and 100% feedback. I will respond as quickly as possible.

Beautiful primitive bowl with brown glaze. 12.25 across the top.