Small Vessel

Small Victorian transfer-ware pot with black ink and beveled lid. The Chinoiserie motif depicts a cascade of temples, urns, and flowers. Would serve equally well for both practical a...

Creamware or faïence fine sauce-boat with saucer from late 19th-century France. Faïence is a type of ceramic pottery that allows for colorized decoration ...

Decorative terracotta vessel from Jalisco, Mexico, with traditional amphora shape and wonderful handmade quality. A one of a kind piece that adds touch of rustic elegance to any spac...

Decorative terracotta vessel from Jalisco, Mexico with graphic surface accenting and simple, almandine shape. Whimsical yet subdued with timeless rustic appeal. "Fernando" Mexico,...

Decorative terracotta vessel from Jalisco, Mexico with unique, wrinkly surface texture, deep smoky patina and traditional vase shape. Earthy and dyna...

Beatriz is a sensuous, slightly irregular shape terra-cotta vessel with earthy, handmade appeal. Discovered at an abandoned potters studio in the Jalisco region of Mexico. Beatriz ...

'oud vessel- This playful shape, combined with the neutral crackle glaze is such a fun piece, a perfect addition to your space. It is small and squished. Drawing a figural look from ...

withers vessel- I have not been able to pinpoint exactly what it is about this guy, that I love so much. The playful shape, with the high gloss makes this such an interesting piece, ...

mustard vessel - A wheel thrown vase, with a bulbous body, and a flare at the lip. This piece is made with white stoneware and paired with a delicious mustard glaze, that has a sligh...

Contemporary American ceramic artist Richard Hirsch's Ceramic Ceremonial Tripod Vessel is raku-fired, hand built and hand sculptured. Each piece is uniqu...

Contemporary American ceramic artist Richard Hirsch's Tripod Ceremonial Vessel #10 is raku-fired, hand built and hand sculptured. The tripod is uniquely with bronze acrylic, iron-rust interactive acrylic, airbrushed enamels (red, green and yellow) all layered on top of each other. Signed by the artist, each piece is comprised of a marriage of four elements -- a vessel held aloft by three legs. The process of fluid transition between the elements so that the product reads as one form was vital as he built the foundation for his signature collection. The Tripod Vessels...

Contemporary American ceramic artist Richard Hirsch's Tripod Vessels Collection, Round Series Ceremonial Vessel #12 is raku-fired, hand built and hand sc...