Vintage Matthew Patton Studio Pottery Wall Bowl – Signed 1989 – 17 Beautiful large vintage studio pottery wall bowl by Matthew Patton, signed and dated 1989 on the back. This is a substantial approx. 17 diameter art pottery piece featuring an abstract Scandinavian/Mid-Century inspired design in soft mauve, dusty rose, cream and gray, with a sculptural spiral center and flowing botanical-style linework. Designed for display, the back has an attached hanging loop, making it a striking piece of wall art. It also looks beautiful displayed on a stand or styled on a console. Details: Artist: Matthew Patton Signed & dated 1989 Approx. 17 diameter Large studio pottery / ceramic wall bowl Sculptural raised spiral center Original hanging hardware on back Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear; please review photos A unique statement piece for Scandinavian, Mid-Century Modern, organic modern, vintage pottery or eclectic interiors. Keywords: Matthew Patton pottery, Patton Seattle pottery, signed studio pottery, 1989 pottery, vintage wall pottery, ceramic wall art, large pottery bowl, Scandinavian decor, MCM pottery, Mid Century Modern, abstract pottery, art pottery, collectible pottery, vintage ceramic wall hanging.
Vintage 1960s Mid-Century Modern studio ceramic bowl features a captivating two-tone ombré design with an organic, minimalist silhouette. The upper portion of the bowl is enveloped in a subtle, satin-glazed light oatmeal beige that shows faint horizontal throwing lines. This neutral tone beautifully transitions into a deep, heavily saturated reddish-brown iron gradient glaze that wraps around the tapered lower walls of the vessel. Crafted from substantial studio stoneware, the interior matches the smooth cream finish of the rim, providing an elegant contrast to the darker exterior base. Turning the piece over to inspect the unglazed underside reveals a wide, textured light terracotta clay foot ring with distinct concentric throwing rings. The center base is hand-incised with the prominent artist or studio monogram “SB”, verifying its mid-century artisan heritage. This highly functional art piece serves beautifully as an understated fruit bowl on a vintage teak dining table, an organic centerpiece on a living room coffee table, or a sculptural accent displayed on open Scandinavian shelving. Its grounding color palette and tactile qualities make it an exceptional addition to modern, bohemian, or transitional collector interiors. 7.8″W × 7.8″D × 4H. Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use. Minor surface glaze variations and light scuffs are present on the exterior wall.
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 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.
Offered is a beautifully hand-thrown David Shaner studio pottery tea bowl from a ceramic artist’s collection that included works from Sam Chung, Karen Karnes, Otto Heino, Don Reitz, Jeff Oestrich, Paul Soldner and Tom Coleman. The vessel features a rich metallic bronze reduction glaze with subtle blue iridescence around the rim and dramatic black glaze runs. The interior is finished in a deep blue glaze, creating a striking contrast with the exterior. The form is elegant and tactile, with a rounded profile and small foot. Bronze, copper, blue, and black tones. This piece came from the same collection as other pottery identified as David Shaner – see picture #7. A wonderful addition for collectors of American studio ceramics. Bowl measures 3.5″ x 3.5″.
This is an exceptional, authentic piece of vintage American studio art pottery by the artisan signed. Combining organic textures with a sharp mid-century modern sensibility, this 10-inch low bowl/rimmed plate is an exquisite example of late 20th-century clay craft. Its substantial weight and commanding visual contrast make it equally suited as a functional serving piece or a striking centerpiece display vessel. Design, Artistry & Glaze Technique. Hand-thrown from a durable, heavy stoneware clay body. The interior basin features a brilliant satin-matte cream glaze, beautifully punctuated by a dense, natural iron-spot “speckling” that emerges natively from the clay body during the kiln firing. Cutting boldly across the face of the dish is an inlaid, abstract geometric chevron (V-shape) segment. The dark, unglazed earth-tone section is heavily manipulated with intricate, deeply carved abstract incisions reminiscent of natural bark, fossilized twigs, or volcanic striations. This rough, brutalist texture creates a magnificent tactile contrast against the smooth, glassy glaze surrounding it. The reverse displays a cleanly trimmed, unglazed foot ring revealing the raw, gritty personality of the natural stoneware clay. Centered perfectly within the foot ring is the artist’s hand-incised, elegant cursive signature. This piece has been remarkably well-preserved. Free of chips, cracks, hairline fractures, or structural repairs. The glaze remains bright and clear, showing no signs of heavy utensils use, scratching, or dulling. Note: Any minor variations in the speckled concentration, clay coloration, or depth of the carved lines are entirely inherent to the handmade, artisanal firing process. 2 1/4 inches approx. Low rimmed serving bowl / shallow centerpiece dish. Is a highly respected, self-taught American master potter based in North Georgia. He is recognized as a pioneer and structural pillar of the historic artisan community in downtown Dahlonega. Background : Walker began working with clay in 1966. He completely taught himself the craft, opening his landmark retail storefront and active studio, Brad Walker Pottery, in 1975. Downtown Staple : Operating out of the same location on Dahlonega’s public square for over 50 years, his business stands as one of the oldest thriving commercial shops in the area. Philosophy : Rather than focus on mass industrial manufacturing, Walker works with a personal philosophy of “touching lives rather than just making cups, ” aiming to create deep storytelling connections with people through his clay. Artistic Style & Technique. Forms & Textures : His signature catalog consists of hand-sculpted, wheel-thrown functional stoneware, emphasizing fluted rims, carved structural details, and geometric patterns. Glaze & Poetry : He is known for using complex reactive drip glazes, rich earth tones, textured crawling effects, and vibrant oceanic blues or teals. Many of his premium accent pieces incorporate handwritten, etched poetic lines from classic writers like Walt Whitman and Rumi. Signature : Authentic pieces feature his distinct handwritten signature or stamp, usually inscribed directly onto the unglazed base or bottom rim of the pottery.
