This Art piece is vintage! Horezu pottery ceramic bowl, showcasing traditional artistry from decades long past. This beautiful bowl is signed by the artist, adding authenticity and collectibility. Perfect for those who appreciate unique and cultural pieces, this bowl is a stunning addition to any collection or home decor inspired by culture aesthetics of another era. I will package this artwork well.

This vintage Ned Foltz Redware 12 pottery bowl features a charming bird and tulip design, handcrafted in Pennsylvania in 1991. The round bowl is made of multicolor pottery with a glossy finish, making it a unique and decorative piece for all occasions. This original art pottery from the Redwood Pottery line showcases the production technique of pottery and is a testament to the late 20th-century era of handmade craftsmanship in the United States. The bird-themed design adds a touch of whimsy to any collection of decorative cookware, dinnerware, or serveware. Condition is excellent no chips, cracks or repairs.

This Signed Studio Pottery Wood Fired Stoneware Bowl is a unique and decorative piece of vintage art pottery. With an 8 size and a faceted rim, this beige bowl is perfect for all occasions and adds a touch of elegance to any table setting. Handmade with a wood-fired ash glaze, this original piece is a true representation of Mingei style pottery. The round shape and decorative features make it a standout piece for adult collectors who appreciate quality craftsmanship and artistic design. Care instructions recommend hand washing only to preserve its beautiful appearance.

This is a wonderful mid century modern pottery bowl is hand inscribed C. 104/26 Italy on the bottom. Made by Bitossi in the Vetrata design, which translates to stained glass window. Vetrata was designed by Aldo Londi and produced during the mid 1960s. The bowl is footed with a multicoloured gloss glaze in the middle that is meant to replicate a stained glass window. The rim is finished in matte brown and the underside is finished in a wonderful gloss purple glaze.. The piece measures 9 square and 3 in height. It is in very good condition with light surface wear consistent with age. Great form and glaze. I havent seen other examples of Vetrata that are exactly like this bowl, so a wonderful addition to a collection or just a great display piece for a modern decor!

Ryder Studio Pottery Bowl – Dated 1970 Hand-thrown studio pottery bowl signed S. Ryder, numbered #10, and dated 5-15-70 on the underside. This attractive stoneware bowl features layered bands of earthy brown, olive green, turquoise, and cobalt blue glazes surrounding a softly mottled green interior. The piece displays the craftsmanship and organic aesthetic associated with the American studio pottery movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Ryder Numbered: #10 Dated: 5-15-70 Hand-thrown stoneware Multi-color layered glaze Approx. 6.5″ diameter x 3.5″ tall Weight approximately 1 lb 6 oz Condition Very good vintage condition. Cracks, or repairs, tiny rim chip observed next to pen tip. Typical handmade variations and firing characteristics are present and add to the uniqueness of the piece.

The product is a large vintage glazed stoneware bowl by Richard Aerni Pottery, featuring a unique multi-color ash glaze finish. Handmade in America, this contemporary style bowl is both footed and handled, adding to its functionality and aesthetic appeal. The vintage original piece showcases the art pottery production technique of the artist, making it a distinctive and colorful addition to any collection.

Beautifully crafted Bybee Pottery mixing bowl with a stunning purple glaze and intricate floral design. Signed by Bybee Pottery and Jimmy Cornelius, this unique piece is perfect for collectors or kitchen enthusiasts. Handmade with care. Unique floral design. Signature by Jimmy Cornelius. High-quality craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors VERY GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION NO chips, cracks, breaks, or repairs NO crazing that I can find Measures 10″ diameter x 4 3/4″ tall A few expected glazing/kiln imperfections noted Please look closely at all photos as they are part of the description. Features. Bybee Pottery Purple glaze with floral design Mixing Bowl signed by Bybee pottery and Jimmy Cornelius Size: Unisex 10 diameter.

The Moorcroft Pottery Bowl Lot features a collection of round ceramic bowls with a glossy finish, showcasing beautiful floral patterns of hibiscus, anemone, and pansy. Made in England, these original pieces are perfect for all occasions and would make a lovely addition to any kitchen or dining collection. Ideal for collectors of Moorcroft pottery or those who appreciate English craftsmanship, these bowls offer a touch of elegance and charm to any table setting.

This vintage bowl boasts a beautiful Art Nouveau style with an intricate lily pad design. Made of high-quality pottery material, this piece is both original and unique. It’s a rare find. The light blue color is a stunning addition to any antique furniture collection. Measuring at 9.5 inches in diameter and 2.75 inches in height, this bowl is the perfect size for display. The piece also includes an impressed mark and artist signature adding to its value and authenticity. Unable to identify signature or maker. Whether you’re a collector or simply appreciate the beauty of antique art, this Art Nouveau bowl is a must-have for any home. Minor superficial wear secondary to age and use. No cracks or chips.

Artist: Bill Campbell, a renowned master potter who founded Campbell Studios in 1979. Glaze Technique: The piece features a vibrant, “Flambeaux” drip glaze, known for its crystalline appearance and energetic blue and violet tones. Status: Pieces like this have become highly collectible as the artist is now retired. Features: It is a wheel-thrown porcelain bowl often characterized by a distinctive central spiral and textured, “dancing” glaze patterns.