Ancient Ceramics

The third art historical reference was personal- I had been visiting the Chicago Institute of Fine Art, in the ancient ceramics wing, and noticed a 7th century sculpture of a girl in...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

We can see in our vase the influence of ancient ceramics through the shape of a crater – a piece of ceramics used by Greeks to dilute wine with water – as well as in the composition ...

Antique Greek Amphorae Classical Pottery Color Lithograph, 1883 Original antique color lithograph depicting two ancient Greek amphorae, published in Berlin in 1883 as part of Albert...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Antique Greek Vases, Cooling Vessel & Amphorae Lithograph, 1883 Original antique color lithograph depicting three examples of ancient Greek ceramics—a large cooling vessel and two a...

Antique Greek Lekythos with Classical Figures Color Lithograph, 1883 Original antique color lithograph depicting three ancient Greek lekythoi decorated with classical figural scenes...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Antique Greek Amphorae with Mythological Figures Color Lithograph, 1883 Original antique color lithograph depicting two richly decorated ancient Greek amphorae, published in Berlin ...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Ancient; Hand-crafted; Portuguese ceramics; Stone Sinks; Garden sculpture; Planters; Jardinieres; Plantpot; Garden accessories; Garden elements, Patina, Rustic 1940's Ancient hand...

Impressive large-scale Attic style red-figure pottery hydria inspired by classical Greek antiquity, beautifully hand-painted with elaborate mythological scenes in the traditional bla...

Impressive glazed earthenware urn created in Italy during the 1950s, inspired by the forms and decoration of ancient Greek ceramics. Richly adorned with a Greek inscription and sculp...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This richly illustrated publication is reg...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

Albert Genick (1837–1906), a Berlin-trained architect, became particularly known for his precise graphic documentation of ancient ceramics. This publication is regarded as his princi...

These qualities have earned them appreciation not only in Japan but also among collectors of ancient ceramics worldwide. One of the most notable features of this jar is the natural ...

Roger Capron redefined ceramics, infusing an ancient art form with new life and leaving a lasting mark on mid-century design.

As a result, De Larios was heavily influenced by ancient American, Hispanic, and Japanese ceramics.

Featuring ceramics, textiles, metalwork, ritual objects, and sculpture spanning nearly two millennia, the exhibition played an important role in increasing European appreciation of a...

As a result, De Larios was heavily influenced by ancient American, Hispanic, and Japanese ceramics.

He drew inspiration from ancient Greek pottery, African ceramics, and other non-European decorative traditions, interpreting these influences through a distinctly Scandinavian lens.

Erich and Ingrid Triller's work was heavily influenced by the Bauhaus ceramics. They were also much influenced by the forms and glazes of ancient Chinese ceramics.

This sculptural vessel by Maison Lamiè Studio captures the quiet drama of ancient Turkish ceramics while offering a contemporary interpretation.

A pioneer in technical and artistic innovation, Jérôme Massier is especially celebrated for his mastery of metallic and iridescent glazes, developed through extensive research inspir...

STESSARA is composed like a mosaic from memory—fragments of curves and layered arcs that suggest ancient tiles or fractured ceramics, softly reassembled.

Erich and Ingrid Triller's work was heavily influenced by the Bauhaus ceramics. They were also much influenced by the forms and glazes of ancient Chinese ceramics.

Erich and Ingrid Triller's work was heavily influenced by the Bauhaus ceramics. They were also much influenced by the forms and glazes of ancient Chinese ceramics.

Beautiful French work of pottery, ceramics. Ancient. 1950s. France In the style of Verceram ceramics.

Erich and Ingrid Triller's work was heavily influenced by the Bauhaus ceramics. They were also much influenced by the forms and glazes of ancient Chinese ceramics.

Crafted by hand in 2025 using Maison Lamiè’s proprietary mix of clay, paper, and plaster, this one-of-a-kind piece draws inspiration from the timeless silhouettes of ancient Grecian ...

They were in my personal collection for 40 years: look at all the other ancient Chinese ceramics that I have published these days.

The dragons are in a 17th century Ningxia style and ultimately depend on ancient archetypes on bronzes and ceramics. The medallions are arranged in a 2-3-2-3-2-3-2 layout.

Each panel is hand-painted with amphorae, kraters, and other ancient-style ceramics, arranged within painted niches framed to resemble wooden cabinetry.

Many of the patterns seen during this period derive from the Ming dynasty, which in turn were taken from the designs of ancient bronzes and ceramics. Here ivory lotus blossoms, the s...

Sawankhalok, one of the main centers of ancient Thai ceramics until the 16th Century, was known for its green celadon glazed ceramics.

Raku fired. 47 3/4” around, 15 1/4” Long, 15” Wide, 6 1/2” Off the wall Raku firing is an ancient Japanese ceramics technique. The Raku technique is essentially when ceramics are...

Thus was born, in 1954, the current headquarters of the C.A.S. in Vietri Sul Mare, a town on the Amalfi Coast with an ancient tradition of creating ceramics dating back to the 5th ce...

Raku fired. 5 3/4” tall, 12” around Raku firing is an ancient Japanese ceramics technique. The Raku technique is essentially when ceramics are taken from the kiln while they are st...

Interior rustic shades of copper with pops of Metallic. 17” Long, 2 1/2” at Tallest, 4” at Widest Raku firing is an ancient Japanese ceramics technique. The Raku technique is essen...

Raku fired. 5 1/4” tall, 13" around the widest point. Raku firing is an ancient Japanese ceramics technique. The Raku technique is essentially when ceramics are taken from the kil...

Raku fired. 51.5” around, 16.5” Long, 16” Wide, 6 1/2” Off the wall Raku firing is an ancient Japanese ceramics technique. The Raku technique is essentially when ceramics are taken...