The Vintage bowl, is a unique and artistic piece that would make a perfect addition to any home decor. The abstract design in turquoise green pottery adds a touch of creativity and charm to any room. This one-piece pottery bowl, measuring 8.5 inches in diameter, is showcasing the Arts & Crafts/Mission style. This vintage bowl with an excellent antique look is suitable for all occasions and would be a standout decorative item for your home and office. Cannot guarantee the authenticity of the item.
VTG Joy Imai Studio Pottery Low Bowl 9 Iridescent Copper Turquoise Signed. Low, wide studio ceramic bowl by Palo Alto artist Joy Imai, distinguished by an iridescent copper and turquoise glaze that shifts in light from deep teal to burnished bronze. The interior reveals concentric throwing rings beneath a luminous crackle surface, while the rim is accented with applied sculptural shell elements that introduce a subtle coastal reference. The gold-painted signature on the underside confirms studio origin and late 20th-century authorship. Balancing functional vessel and sculptural object, the bowl embodies California studio pottery’s dialogue with Japanese-influenced restraint and natural patination. Its reflective surface animates a tabletop or shelf, making it equally suited to ikebana, decorative display, or use as a refined centerpiece in a curated interior. 2.75″H x 9″ x 9. Weight: 1.10 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, studio art bowl, iridescent ceramic bowl, copper turquoise glaze, palo alto pottery, signed studio ceramic, crackle glaze bowl, shell motif pottery, california studio pottery, artisan low bowl, decorative centerpiece bowl, japanese influenced ceramics, teal copper pottery, hand thrown stoneware, collectible studio art pottery.
The Original Vintage FIESTA Turquoise #6 Nest Bowl is a round ceramic mixing bowl with a glossy finish, featuring an art deco style and an impressed backstamp. This vintage piece is part of the Fiesta product line and was produced using pottery techniques in the United States. The bowl is in the original turquoise color with no inside bottom rings.
The product is an antique 19th century Chinese square bowl with a turquoise rose design, originating from China during the Tongzhi era. Made of porcelain and pottery, this unique piece showcases intricate craftsmanship and colorful hues typical of Chinese antiques from the mid-19th century. With its antique originality and historical significance, this bowl is a valuable and authentic representation of Chinese artistry and culture from the specified time period. Bowl has 2 flea bites and 1 small chip, check photos. 4 inches at base.
The Pacific Pottery Aqua Turquoise Footed Salad Bowl #315 is a vintage original piece of California pottery, handmade from clay using a pottery production technique. This unique salad bowl features a beautiful aqua turquoise color, adding a touch of elegance to any dining table. The footed design adds a decorative element while the sturdy construction ensures durability and long-lasting use. Perfect for serving salads or as a stunning centerpiece for a special occasion, this salad bowl is sure to be a standout piece in any collection.
This beautifully crafted Vintage Roselane Pottery Dolphin Sea Life Salad Set is a striking example of mid-century California pottery. With its signature turquoise glaze, elegant black incised sea life motifs, and smooth organic shapes, this set is both functional and artistic. This sought after pattern was called “Aqua Marine” in the line of Roselane offerings. Large Salad Bowl 14 (Main Serving Bowl). The centerpiece of the set, this generously sized bowl is perfect for serving salads, pasta, or fruit. Its curved design showcases the intricate fish and wave motifs, making it both practical and visually captivating. Lidded Soup or Stew Bowl 8 with Cast Iron Stand. A unique addition to the set, this covered bowl is designed for serving warm dishes such as soups or stews. The black cast iron stand adds stability and mid-century modern charm, making it a rare and valuable piece in the collection. Large Rectangular Serving Platter 12.25×6.5, showing a minor chip along the edge, which is barely noticeable from the front. Ideal for presenting appetizers, seafood, or sliced bread, this rectangular platter features a graceful curve and detailed ocean-themed engravings. Medium-Sized Oval Serving Dish 12.25×7, showing a minor chip along the edge, which is barely noticeable from the front. This versatile dish is great for side dishes, small salads, or seafood. The intricate line work depicting ocean creatures adds a decorative touch. Four Triangular Salad or Dessert Bowls 7, (one bowl showing a minor chip along the edge, which is barely noticeable from the front). These charming, three-sided bowls are perfect for individual salad servings, desserts, or snacks. Each bowl features unique sea life imagery, including starfish, seashells, and fish. Serving Utensils (Spoon & Fork with Mother-of-Pearl and Wood Handles). Complementing the set, these serving utensils are perfect for tossing and serving salads. The combination of wood and mother-of-pearl inlays gives them a natural, elegant appeal. This Roselane Pottery Dolphin Sea Life Salad Set is not only a collector’s dream but also a functional and stylish serving set that brings a touch of vintage coastal elegance to any home.
Pale turquoise glazing and decorated with rings. In very good condition; has a small edge chip-see photo. Measures 11″ wide x 5 1/4″ tall. Comes from the late Bill Stern who collected antique/vintage California pottery from a variety of makers. Stern founded the Museum of California Design in Los Angeles. Photo 6 from our Pacific reference book. Photos 7 & 9 show one of Mr. Stern’s books and an article from LA Times.
Measures 7″ tall and 11″ in diameter. Condition: chipping along rim; hairline crack (pictured from inside the bowl and on the outside – two pictures of the same single fracture); light markings and surface wear; (please zoom pix to see details); beautiful color! Please look closely at ALL pictures as they are part of the description. This description was individually written by me (a human) and is not AI generated. All pictures are of the actual item(s) and are not stock photos.
Whimsical vintage ceramic bowl featuring eight sculpted frogs perched around the rim, each resting on raised green lily pads. Finished in a beautiful turquoise and cobalt blue glaze with glossy amber-brown frogs. Mark: Impressed “QM 990412″ on base with hand-inscribed numbers Era: Mid-20th century (likely 1950s-1980s Asian export, Majolica style) Material: Glazed ceramic / stoneware Size: approximately 9″ wide 4″ tall Condition: Excellent vintage condition – no chips or cracks, rich color and glaze with light age-appropriate wear. A wonderful decorative accent for a garden room, patio, or whimsical pottery collection. Displays beautifully and adds instant character wherever it’s placed.
This vintage and rare Catalina Pottery Fruit Bowl features a unique turquoise interior and Franciscan exterior color, making it a standout piece for all occasions. Handmade in the USA in the 1920s to 1940s using art pottery techniques, this round wavy edge bowl boasts a glossy finish and measures 7.5 in diameter. The bowl design resembles a large flower. The impressed backstamp is hard to read, but it can be seen. It is original and a collectible piece, perfect for adult use and boasting a depth of 3 to 4 inches. Produced on Santa Catalina Island, California, from the 1920s to the 1930s. Initially using the island’s red clay for tiles and bricks, and later for artware and dinnerware. The factory was a division of William Wrigley Jr. In 1937 due to rising production costs. Glatting McBean continued to produce pottery under the Catalina name until it was phased out in 1941.
