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.
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!
VTG Studio Art Pottery Centerpiece Bowl Stoneware Drip Wash Glaze 15.5. A wide vessel, born of clay and flame, its surface dressed in a wash of earthen tones that flow like rain across stone. The glaze drips with intention, each rivulet caught in permanence, a quiet story of touch and fire. This handmade centerpiece whispers of gatherings, of fruit resting in still life silence, of a table made generous by its presence. More than utility, it holds a sense of craft and time, a sculpture for daily life. Within any Décor, it speaks in tones both humble and enduring. Measurements: 3″H x 15.5″W x 15.5L. Age: late 20th century. 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. Studio Art Pottery Bowl, Stoneware Centerpiece Bowl, Drip Glaze Pottery, Vintage Art Pottery, Handmade Ceramic Bowl, Large Pottery Bowl, Decorative Stoneware Bowl, Mid Century Pottery Bowl, Collectible Studio Pottery, Vintage Centerpiece Bowl. Housewarming pottery gift, wedding centerpiece bowl gift, handmade pottery serving bowl gift, vintage Décor pottery gift, rustic farmhouse gift bowl, large ceramic art gift, collectible stoneware pottery gift, artisan crafted bowl gift, mid century home Décor gift, unique pottery wedding gift.
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.
Bill Campbell Studio Pottery Drip Glaze Bowls Set of 2 – Handmade Ceramic Art, 8″D x 3″H. Condition: Excellent handmade condition. No chips or cracks. The glaze finish features natural variations and flowing crystalline patterns characteristic of Bill Campbell’s art pottery. Please review all photos for details. Description: This exquisite set of two handmade studio pottery bowls by renowned ceramic artist Bill Campbell captures the beauty of nature and the cosmos through masterful glaze chemistry and form. Each bowl is individually thrown and finished in Campbell’s signature multilayer crystalline drip glaze, showcasing breathtaking transitions of deep plum, cobalt blue, aqua, and amber brown tones. The first bowl features a flared rim with petal-like waves, while the second maintains a smooth, rounded profile, both demonstrating exceptional control of glaze flow and kiln atmosphere. The crystalline bursts resemble flower petals, rippling water, or distant galaxies, creating a mesmerizing depth and movement unique to each piece. Rich crystalline drip glaze finish. Dimensions: 8″ Diameter × 3″ Height (each). Marked on base with Campbell signature. Color palette: Blue, brown, green with ivory highlights. Finish: Glossy, high-fired glaze. Design: Trillium flower and starburst motif. Why You’ll Love It: A perfect fusion of art and function, this set can serve as display pieces, serving bowls, or collector décor. The luminous glazes evoke the beauty of natural minerals, celestial skies, and abstract floral forms, making them a stunning centerpiece for any space. Additional Notes: Each piece is unique due to hand-thrown craftsmanship and variable kiln reactions. These bowls reflect the Modern American Studio Craft movement, where artists like Campbell emphasize individuality, organic design, and painterly glazing inspired by nature’s elemental forces. Pictures are an essential part of the item description. Please review all photos and read the description carefully before purchasing. If you have any questions or need additional details, feel free to message us. We’re happy to help. Vintage & Unique Items. Many of our items are vintage or handmade and may show minor imperfections, patina, or wear that add to their character. These are not considered defects but part of the charm of owning a unique piece. Please review photos closely for these details. We are committed to providing a 5-star experience for every customer. We are happy to work with you to resolve any concerns. We aim to respond to all inquiries within 24 hours, Monday through Friday. Messages sent over the weekend may take longer, but we will reply as soon as possible. Items are packed securely to minimize the risk of damage during transit. Thank you for shopping with us! We appreciate your interest in our store and look forward to serving you.
This Vintage Harrison McIntosh Hand-Throw studio pottery blue striped pedestal bowl is a beautifully crafted stoneware piece from the 1960s. With its round shape, blue striped pattern, and mid-century modern style, this unique pedestal bowl is perfect for all occasions. Handmade with a Sgraffito glaze finish. Great piece to add to your collection. Harrison McIntosh was a California Artist Sept 11 1914 to Jan 21 2016. The bowl is stamped see photo, but no stickers. DON’T FORGET TO CHECK MY OTHER LISTINGS. THANKS FOR STOPPING BY- POSITIVE VIBES!
The Vintage Deichmann Studio Art Pottery Bowl is a unique piece with a retro aesthetic, featuring a vintage pattern that adds a touch of nostalgia to any space. Made in an art pottery studio, this bowl showcases the craftsmanship and creativity of the artist, making it a standout decorative piece in any collection. Perfect for serving snacks or displaying as a decorative item, this bowl combines functionality with a timeless design that is sure to be a conversation starter. See photos for condition.
