1970s J Edward Barker Kansas Studio Pottery Bowl. 3.75″ diameter x 2.5″ tall. Studio stoneware with sgraffito script designs. In excellent original condition, there are no issues or repairs. Signed on the bottom Barker. I have a few other J Edward Barker pieces in separate auctions, you can see them together in a few photo’s. Local pick-up is always welcomed. All packages will be insured.
Stephen POLCHERT Vintage Studio Pottery DECORATED BOWL MCM Natzler/Grotell Era. 7? ” wide x 3? ” tall. Unusual decorated early 1970′s vintage Stephen Polchert modernist studio art pottery bowl. Polchert rarely decorated his pots, but when he did so, it was sparingly but very effective, and the minimalist volcanic brown diagonal line decoration used in this example really adds to the visual appeal of the bowl. All sides of the bowl are represented in the photos. An artist often identified with the Eames-Natzler era, Stephen Polchert was born in Milwaukee, WI in 1920. After serving in the South Pacific during World War II, he studied art at the Layton School of Art and the University of Chicago. Polchert then received his M. From the Cranbrook Academy of Fine Arts in Michigan, where he was an assistant to Finnish artist Maija Grotell. His work has since been exhibited throughout the country, including five international shows at the Smithsonian Institute and in at least ten permanent museum collections, including the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts, the Milwaukee Art Institute, and the Joslyn Art Memorial, as well as in numerous private collections. Set decorators have used Polchert’s pieces in the movies The Usual Suspects, and Corinna, Corinna, and he has been commissioned to create works for churches and offices throughout the Midwest. In addition to teaching at colleges and high schools, Polchert taught ceramics at Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Town for over twenty years. Stephen Polchert died tragically on February 6, 2008, Ash Wednesday– he was hit and killed by a car while waiting in his driveway for his ride to Mass.
Vintage Studio Art Pottery Bowl Abstract Iron Brown Glaze Ceramic. Property From Dallas EstateSale. Very good;used condition with light crazing and minor rubbing commensurate with age and use. 20 by 10cm height. Thank you for visiting our store. Specializing in Asian Art, Chinese Antiques, Estate Finds, Fine Collectibles, and Selected Trading Cards, we are passionate about connecting unique treasures with collectors around the world. As collectors ourselves, we understand the importance of accurate descriptions, careful packing, honest communication, and excellent customer service. Provenance: Property acquired from estate sales, private collections, auctions, and consignments throughout Texas and the United States unless otherwise noted. Any significant condition issues will be described whenever possible. Please examine all photographs carefully. We are not experts in every field, but all descriptions are provided honestly and to the best of our knowledge. Measurements: Please refer to the photographs and item specifics for dimensions. Fragile items are packed with extra care using professional packing materials, including double-boxing when appropriate. We stand behind every item we sell and strive to represent each piece as accurately as possible. We value every customer and strive to provide honest descriptions, fair pricing, secure packing, and excellent communication. Thank you for your business and happy collecting! Black Tortoise Antiques Asian Art. Chinese Antiques. Estate Finds. Fine Collectibles.
This vintage Studio Pottery Horsehair Raku Art Bowl is a unique and artistic centerpiece for any home. The freeform sculptural design captures the essence of a horse’s Mane with its intricate details and use of raku technique, adding a touch of whimsy and elegance to any space. Made by a Studio Potter, this piece showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of traditional pottery production. Perfect for displaying in a living room, dining room, or as a conversation piece in any room.
VTG Joy Imai Studio Pottery Frog Bowl 11 Iridescent Copper Green Signed. A sculptural studio pottery bowl by Joy Imai, distinguished by an applied frog perched along the rim, rendered with expressive naturalism. The surface displays a richly variegated raku-style glaze, shifting between iridescent copper, deep teal, and smoky undertones, producing a dynamic, almost painterly effect across the form. The interior spiral motif subtly draws the eye inward, enhancing the sense of movement and organic composition. Signed to the underside, this piece reflects the artist’s integration of functional ceramics with sculptural detail, making it equally suited as a centerpiece or as a display object. The interplay of glaze chemistry and form positions this work within the tradition of contemporary American studio pottery. 2.75″H x 11″ x 10.5. Weight: 1.15 lb. Free 30 day R. We get major kudos for our excellent packaging. Precisely because: you’re “breakable” treasure will float on a cloud of custom foam bedding during its journey to your home. 10/10 excellent packaging, treasure arrived fast and safe. I was impressed with the careful attention given to the safe and secure packaging to protect the vases! Arrived in excellent condition due to being well wrapped. The treasures in our store are all personally curated to inflict awe, strike a chord, and melt your heart. After all; it is all about the love. These are absolutely beautiful. My wife loves them! Love the work that went into it, Just Beautiful. Stomers from all signs in the zodiac. I’m a Capricorn, so it was perfect! One slight term and condition. PS last thing, but quite literally most important thing. If for any reason you are not feeling 100% joyful. Don’t hold back; please reach out and let us get you back to 100% again. Joy imai pottery, frog bowl pottery, studio art ceramic bowl, iridescent glaze pottery, copper green ceramic, signed studio pottery, california studio ceramic, sculptural frog bowl, crackle glaze bowl, artisan stoneware bowl, palo alto artist pottery, decorative centerpiece bowl, amphibian motif pottery, teal indigo copper glaze, collectible studio art pottery.
This vintage studio art pottery is quite a unique and rare piece of stoneware featuring a one-of-a-kind design of a. Triple bowl dish with a top. Carrying handle handcrafted in a. Combination of cobalt blue, chestnut brown, ivory and tan, accented by a drip glaze to create an amazing textured finish. A rare collector’s item with a rustic Boho theme designed and handmade i. Arts & Crafts/Mission style in California, USA, in the 1970s, this original piece of art pottery is sure to be a standout addition to any important collection of retro pottery. It will also add a touch of charm to your home decor and collection to help serve various snacks in style. Please check out our other art pottery collectible, and ask question. Thank you for shopping with us!
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.
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.
Beautiful large signed Rina Peleg studio pottery centerpiece bowl featuring an elegant hand-formed oval shape with applied rope and knot decoration along the rim. Finished in a soft ivory-white glaze with subtle speckling, this substantial piece works equally well as a dining table centerpiece, decorative display bowl, or serving piece for breads, salads, and entertaining. The handcrafted construction and sculptural detailing are characteristic of Rina Peleg’s distinctive ceramic work. The generous size and neutral palette make it versatile for both traditional and contemporary interiors. Material: Handcrafted studio pottery. Color: Ivory / White. Dimensions: Approximately 16.5″ L x 11.5″ W x 3.5 H. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs noted. Please review all photos as part of the description. A striking signed studio pottery centerpiece that displays beautifully whether in use or as a decorative art object.
Offering this Peter Leach rare studio stoneware colander strainer with a great blue glaze and black/brown swipe designs. It has no damage or repairs. Height is 4 inches, the top is 6 1/4 inches wide and it is 2 1/2 inches wide on the base. Marked with his PL stamp mark as shown. DESCRIPTION AS WELL AS MY POLICIES. 2: LOOK CAREFULLY AT ALL THE PICTURES AS THEY ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. 3: I DO NOT ACCEPT RETURS UNLESS THERE WOULD BE A GROSS ERROR IN THE DESCRIPTION. 4: IF YOU CLAIM AN ITEM IS NOT AS DESCRIBED YOU MUST DOCUMENT YOUR CLAIM WITH PICTURES AS WELL AS WHAT YOU CLAIM IS NOT ACCURATE IN THE LISTING. Items are insured and tracking is uploaded for your protection as well as mine. Post Office for reimbursement. I will send you the necessary receipts for you to file a claim with the Post Office. This is the U. Post Office requirement and this information is found on their web site on the “File A Claim” page. I DO NOT file claims with the Post Office for you. In order for the claim to be processed with the Post Office, the receiver of the damaged item must file the claim at their local Post Office or you may file online. You will need to keep the damaged item, the box with the labels on it, and all of the original packing materials as the Post Office may require them for proof of damage. You must document any discrepancies in your claim upon receipt of the item and with clear and concise photographs provided to me and e bay within one day of receipt of item. PLEASE NOTE: The pictures that are posted are as much a part of the description as the written description. You and I may have differing opinions of what is considered normal age wear on vintage and antique items. I consider chips, cracks, and/or repairs to be damage and these will be clearly stated in the description. Look at the Pictures and READ the DESCRIPTION. International Buyers – Please Note. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.
