Formed from natural clay, this smooth-feeling bowl has a warm, reddish-brown interior. The exterior is hand-painted with bold black and cream geometric patterns. A perfect example of the pottery craftsmanship of the Hopi mesas in Arizona. Irene Shupla was an active potter from the early 1930s to 1980. The largest collection of her work is in the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff. The bowl is approximately 2.5″ high with an approximate diameter of 4.5″.
Item: Vintage Signed Studio Art Pottery 12 Raku Koi Fish Bowl Condition: Excellent Used Condition (EUC) – Beautifully preserved decorative art piece. No post-production chips, cracks, or repairs. Item Description: Up for sale is a striking, highly textured vintage studio art pottery bowl featuring a beautifully executed hand-painted and incised twin Koi Fish motif. This masterfully constructed piece features a unique “double-edge” layered rim with a vibrant turquoise/teal glazed lip. The piece has been created using traditional western Raku firing methods. The white bodies of the koi fish showcase a deeply carbon-stained crackle glaze, while the surrounding background utilizes heavy mineral washes. The underside of the bowl is spectacular, exhibiting a rugged, dark reduced-charcoal clay body framing a brilliant, iridescent metallic copper/rainbow “oil slick” flash glaze effect. The base is cleanly hand-signed “Nora” incised directly into the wet clay prior to firing. Measurements: Diameter: Approximately 12 inches Height/Depth: 3 inches Condition Notes: This piece is in Excellent Used Condition (EUC). Please note that the heavy “cratered” textures, parched earthy surfaces, structural glaze variations, and dense crackle lines are completely intentional parts of the rustic, high-stress Raku firing process and are not defects. Please review all high-resolution photos to appreciate the unique artisan details. Care & Display Notice: Due to the porous nature of low-fire Raku clay, this item is strictly for decorative display only and is not food-safe or watertight.
This glossy brown glazed pottery bowl, measuring 73/8 in diameter, is a vintage piece created by Pete Pinnell in America during the mid-90s. Handcrafted with a high iron glaze finish, this decorative bowl features a swirl pattern and is handmade from clay. Ideal for all occasions, this unique bowl is a one-of-a-kind art piece that showcases the craftsmanship of the artist. It weighs 14 ounces and should be hand washed to maintain its condition.
Vintage 3 Signed Nesting Handcrafted Stoneware Bowls w/ Glaze Landscape Pattern One of a Kind handcrafted Vintage Set of Three Nesting Handcrafted Stoneware Ceramic Bowls With A Multi-Tone Glaze Landscape Pattern. The bowls have a cream white base glazed around the bottom with a graduated colors of browns, blues and greens mimicking a scenic landscape. The smallest bowl is 6″ in diameter and 3-1/2″ tall, the medium bowl is 7-3/4″ in diameter and 4″ tall and the largest bowl is 9-1/2″ in diameter and 4-1/2″ tall. Each bowl is wheel-thrown with a classic flared profile resting on a trimmed foot ring. The bowls are beautiful decorative pieces and practical kitchen serving bowls. Each handcrafted bowl is signed on the bottom by the artist. The bowls are in very good vintage perfect condition there are no cracks, color loss, staining, chips, crazing or signs of repair. Every effort is made to faithfully represent the colors in the photos as close to the original “real-life” colors as possible. That said, please be aware that that there are color variances due to the digital cameras automatic correction and different lighting and backgrounds. The photos are with both a black and white background to give more accurate representation of the actual color. See the photos for design details, size and condition.
Vintage Pottery Studio Tea Cup Bowl Ceramic Glazed Hand Signed as “Leslie 2/62″. The inscription “2/62″ appears to be a date, likely indicating February 1962. Please review all photos for measurements, condition, and additional details. Please note that the actual color and tonality of the item may sometimes vary due to screen resolution, lighting, and individual device settings.
This is a unique Piece of pottery serving bowl or stew cook pot. Stands 9 1/4 inches tall and 91/4 round at bottom and tappers up word toward lid. The handle on top is done in a beautiful ribbon design and the handles on each side are like ridged alcoves for the fingers to hold onto with greater stability. The design is a tapered stew pot, and the colors are all rich tone a deep dirty like yellows and browns that adds to the age and history of this piece. The inside of lid and the pot is a deep crimson, orange with the edging showing the richness of the stoneware pottery itself. Has a pattern of dark brown paint brush stripes could be symbols of some sort, don’t recall if I ever knew. The design is unique and would add distinction and interest to any collection, or decor. No chips, cracks or broken pieces. A large-size pottery piece with deep color and design and very heavy. I took several pictures to try and captured it. But held in one direction you can see it better than another.
Beautiful vintage Japanese studio pottery tea bowl by Makoto Yabe, featuring a metallic blue-green glaze with rich speckling and flowing transitions. The wide, shallow form displays the glaze exceptionally well and sits on an unglazed foot with Yabe’s stamp. A striking example of late 20th-century Japanese ceramic artistry. Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 2.25 inches tall, 6.5 inches wide. Dates to: Late 1900s. Signed/Marked: Marked to bottom with Makoto Yabe’s mark. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!
Vintage Malcolm Wright studio art pottery bowl, hand-thrown in stoneware with a smooth glossy glaze over an iron-speckled body. Subtle celadon tones shift across the surface, pooling darker in the interior and at the rim. Raised on a textured foot and bearing the impressed MW artist’s stamp partly filled with glaze, this piece reflects Wright’s Japanese-inspired functional design sensibility. Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 3.25 inches tall, 5 inches wide. Dates to: Late 1900s. Signed/Marked: Malcolm Wright impressed stamp partly filled with glaze. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!
SOVEREIGN CONDITION REPORT: Used ITEM SPECIFICS: 1978, Vintage, Studio Pottery, Stoneware, Two-Tone Glaze, Set of 3, Signed A rare, cohesive set of three vintage 1978 studio pottery shallow bowls. The vessels feature a highly aesthetic, asymmetrical divided glaze-a speckled oatmeal body sharply contrasted by a dark iron-brown sweep, separated by a crisp white slip line. The unglazed foot rings showcase distinct throwing rings and are deeply incised with MR. PHIL”, a joined “AT” monogram, and the year “78. A perfect, ready-to-style earthy mid-century trio for open shelving or table displays. You must heavily isolate each bowl from the others using the 2-Inch Padding Rule so they do not strike each other inside the master box.
