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Vintage Robinson Ransbottom 305-12 Blue Stripe Stoneware Mixing Bowl Roseville 12.
Great condition has a few natural flaws see photos no chips or damage.
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.
Beautiful set of three colorful Bauer-style Ringware nesting/mixing bowls featuring the iconic concentric ribbed design. Included are: Yellow bowl Deep blue bowl Red/orange bowl These bowls display beautifully together and have that classic California pottery / Depression-era kitchen aesthetic. The bright contrasting colors make this an excellent decorative set while remaining functional as serving or mixing bowls. The bowls feature the distinctive horizontal ringed exterior associated with Bauer Ringware. Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition. Please carefully review all photos for the best representation of condition. Normal signs of age/use may be present including minor surface wear, glaze imperfections, utensil marks, or light crazing consistent with vintage pottery. Please see photos for exact condition and included items.
Large Vintage Studio Pottery Bowl Rustic Stoneware 9.5 Heavy Signed.
This product is a large Italian Torcivia Todaro Fortunata style white glazed pottery platter and bowl set. Dating back to the mid 20th century, the set features a classic Italian design and is made of ceramic or porcelain. The craftsmanship of the renowned makers, Torcivia e Todaro, adds to the authenticity and value of these antique pieces. The elegant white color and intricate details of the Fortunata style make this set a stunning addition to any antique collection or a stylish decor piece for a modern home. Measurements are in photos.
This beautifully crafted covered serving pot exemplifies the masterful work of John Glick, one of America’s most celebrated studio potters. Created under his Plum Tree Pottery label, the pot features a rich glaze and elegant form that blend utility with expressive design. Glick’s pieces are known for their dynamic surfaces and painterly decoration, making this an exceptional example of his functional yet highly artistic approach to ceramics. A standout piece for collectors of American studio pottery or anyone seeking a unique, handcrafted vessel for display or use. Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos. Measurements: 7.25 inches tall, 9.5 inches wide (handle to handle). Dates to: Late 1900s. Signed: Marked Plum Tree Pottery and signed by the artist, John Glick to bottom. Please reach out with any questions or offers. We are always around to chat. Check out all Brooklyn Artifacts items here!
Vintage Postmodern Studio Art Pottery Square Bowl / Centerpiece Dish. I believe the artist is Patrick Horsley. His mark is documented by The Marks Project. Stunning piece of vintage postmodern designer art pottery. Featuring a strong, architectural square shape, this decorative dish displays a dramatic flared rim with unique notched tab accents on the sides, all sitting elegantly atop a perfectly crisp, raised square foot ring. Glaze & Surface Finish Details. The glaze work on this piece is absolutely phenomenal, utilizing a brilliant mix of high-luster and tactile finishes. Base Finish: A smooth, highly reflective metallic gunmetal black gloss that catches the light beautifully, shifting between a deep oil-slick tone and dark polished steel. Accent Finish: Thick, flowing bands of a gold/amber “crawl” glaze running diagonally across the form. Detail Finish: Contrasting the dark metallic body are perfectly placed, three-dimensional raised dots of a smooth lavender/purple enamel glaze. Maker’s Marks / Stamps. The interior base features a highly unique, double-stamped maker’s mark impressed directly into the mold. Appears to be Patrick Horsley’s makers mark circa 1980′s. There is a small chip/imperfection as shown in photo # 19. It is not noticeable unless you know it’s there and are looking for it. Could be touched up if desired. Measures about 9.5″ at its widest x 9.25″. This is a really beautiful piece of vintage studio art pottery!
Last year of his apprenticeship with his dad at age 14. The 1983 Vintage Ben Owen III Black Lacquer Glaze Pottery Bowl Dish is a handmade piece of art pottery originating from North Carolina. This round bowl features a traditional style with a glossy black finish, making it a decorative item suitable for all occasions. Crafted from clay and pottery, this vintage bowl is signed by the artist and bears an incised backstamp, showcasing the original craftsmanship of Ben Owen Pottery from the late 20th century.