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Please look carefully at all the pictures. This is in wonderful condition. There are no cracks or chips. The lines that you can see on the bottom are just a ripple in the glaze. The color in the last three pictures show it much lighter than it is in person.
Features a traditional Breton villager in rich cobalt, mustard yellow, and green tones, framed by double scalloped handles and a decorative border. The bowl is hand-signed “HB Quimper” on the underside, confirming authentic Henriot production. This piece embodies the rustic charm and individuality of handmade Quimper pottery. Each bowl was formed and painted by artisans, giving every example its own character. Maker: HB Quimper (Henriot, France). Origin: Brittany, France. Material: Tin-glazed faience pottery. Hand-painted Breton figure scene. 5.75 inches across handle-to-handle, 2 inches T, open top 3 7/8 inches. Mark: “HB Quimper” (handwritten underglaze). Good vintage condition with typical age-related glaze crazing and a fine stable hairline on the rim. Minor surface unevenness and small kiln residue under the rim are from original handcrafting and are characteristic of Quimper faience. Colors remain vivid and the bowl displays beautifully. Note: Some area along the rim feel uneven.
Antique yellow ware bowl. No cracks or chips. A real collectible piece of history. Natural variations in pottery due to age. Embossed pattern around body of bowl.
Shinny inside and out. LARGE, at 10 1/4″ across the rim and 6″ tall. There is a hairline on the interior bottom that extends to the outside bottom but you can see it is original to the piece the glaze pours into the crack on the outside. See last two photos above. A five pound sterling silver “Bug Basket” from Buckingham Palace, the most-prized possession of the last reigning monarch of The Kingdom of Hawai’i, an artifact from The White House and Porcellian Club (the birthplace of Facebook), the first man to the moon’s 1st appearance in Space, a 1906 tomb artifact from The Brotherhood of Death (The Illuminati) and an 1885 New York City ” Sitting Bull ” Cigar Store Indian are but a few of our most interesting pieces. Presidents, a Prime Minister and other Heads of State, Middle Eastern & European monarchs, museums, Hollywood celebrities, billionaire software & oil tycoons and the World’s leading interior decorators & designers. The best way to view our store is by’highest prices first’.
Here we have a stunning bowl with a single bold white band. The bowl is nicely formed with a rolled rim and foot and a raised round foot. The clay is a warm yellow color that nicely accents the bold wide band. Measuring 10 ¼” in diameter by 5″ high, this is a very desirable bowl in original mint condition with no damage or repairs. There is a section on the white band where the potter ran out of white glaze. Dating to the mid-1800s, bowls with this banding pattern are very rarely found and are highly collectable.
Vintage Bjorn Wiinblad Art Pottery Bird Bowl Yellow Flowers 16 Long Denmark MCM. It measures about 16″ long x 8.5″ tall x 9 wide. The bowl is in fair condition. There is a broken and glued tail feather and some small flakes. I added images of all, please see the last 7 pictures. There are no other chips, cracks, crazing, etc.
This Meissen Hand Painted Flowers Yellow Rose Finial Mini Sugar Bowl, Creamer, & Condiment Jar Set is a three-piece antique porcelain set hand-painted with a floral pattern in multi-colors. The set includes a condiment jar with lid & spoon, creamer, and bowl, all featuring intricate hand-painted details characteristic of Georgian and Victorian styles. Made in Germany during the early 19th century, this original set showcases Meissen Porcelain’s art pottery production technique, with a glossy finish and a painted backstamp. Perfect for adding a touch of elegance and vintage charm to any dining or serving setting. All pieces are between 3-4 tall and wide, and they have no visible chips or cracks. All are marked on the bottom with the crossed swords.
Large bowl 12 inch diameter, 5.75 inches high. Smaller bowl 9.25 inch diameter, almost 4.25 inches high. These bowls appear to be from the earlier half of the 20th C. I do not know the maker. Should be from the same maker with identical lighter blue glaze and ribbing and blue glaze swirl on both bases. They are both in reasonably good condition. Each bowl has a light crack from top edge going about halfway down inside (shown in closeup photos). Other minor signs of age and use, and surface irregularities from original production. The photos show a good view from all sides and angles for careful evaluation. Any questions please ask. Packed carefully, double boxed.
LG FRENCH ANTIQUE YELLOWWARE COLANDER VINTAGE POTTERY SHALLOW BOWL SIEVE. Here is a French perforated pottery colander in fine vintage condition. With a slight luster and small, age-appropriate crazing. It has a handful of shallow glaze chips on the underside 2nd photo down of the underside, at 3 o. Displays beautifully and is fresh out of the dishwasher and ready to use. Perfect for serving berries or grapes. Stands on three little feet and is stamped. Measures 13″ in diameter and 2 3/8″ tall. Do let me know if you need more photos or have any questions. _gsrx_vers_1608 GS 9.5 (1608). Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
