19th Century Puglian Glazed Terracotta Storage Vessel with Twin Handles
Located in Coral Gables, FL
Their neutral palette and strong silhouette allow them to integrate naturally into layered spaces, bringing warmth, texture, and a sense of Mediterranean history to shelves, consoles...
Ceramic
Antique 19th Century Puglian Glazed Terracotta Storage Vessel, Italy
Located in Coral Gables, FL
Their neutral palette and strong silhouette allow them to integrate naturally into layered spaces, bringing warmth, texture, and a sense of Mediterranean history to shelves, consoles...
Ceramic
19th Century Puglian Black Glazed Terracotta Brazier with Arched Handle
Located in Coral Gables, FL
Its dark tonal palette and unusual silhouette bring depth, texture, and historic Mediterranean character to shelves, consoles, kitchens, or tabletop arrangements.
Ceramic
Antique Puglian Terracotta Amphora, Hand-Painted, 1880
Located in Coral Gables, FL
Its vivid palette, expressive painted surface, and historic Mediterranean form bring color, warmth, and unmistakable Southern Italian character to shelves, consoles, kitchen spaces, ...
Ceramic
Hand-Thrown Terracotta Jug, Floral Motif, Antique from Puglia, 1880
Located in Coral Gables, FL
Today, the jug works beautifully as a decorative object, small vase, or accent piece on shelves, sideboards, kitchen counters, or rustic tables.
Ceramic
Antique Cobalt Blue Terracotta Jug from Puglia, Italy, 1880
Located in Coral Gables, FL
Today, the jug can be used as a decorative object, small vase, or sculptural accent on shelves, kitchen counters, side tables, or within a collection of antique Mediterranean pottery.
Ceramic
19th Century French Iron Scale with Brass Pans and Aged Patina
Located in High Point, NC
Functional in spirit and compelling as an objet d’art, this piece brings historical character and visual interest to kitchens, pantries, or curated display shelves.
Iron
19th Century French Iron & Metal Scale
Located in High Point, NC
Sculptural and expressive, this scale is an ideal accent for kitchens, pantries, or curated shelves, bringing a tactile glimpse of 19th-century French domestic life and craft.
Iron, Metal
19th Century French Iron Scale with Brass Pans, Antique Workshop Tool
Located in High Point, NC
Ideal as a sculptural accent in kitchens, dining areas, or curated shelves, this scale brings historical charm and a tactile connection to 19th-century French craftsmanship.
Iron
19th Century French Iron & Marble Scale
Located in High Point, NC
With its sculptural profile and authentic aged character, this scale is an ideal accent for kitchens, pantries, or curated shelves, offering a timeless connection to 19th-century Fre...
Marble, Iron
Dated 1835 Antique jug / tankard with rosemaling, Nordic, Rustic Farmhouse Style
Located in Skien, NO
--Original rose painting (rosemaling) with floral motifs --Rich natural wood patina showing its age beautifully --Sturdy hand-crafted oak / pine construction --Charming country farmh...
Wood, Pine, Oak
American Folk Art Painted Toleware Tin Box
Located in Bradenton, FL
In today's interiors, this toleware box adds a charming folk art accent to any space, perfect for display on shelves, kitchen counters, or in country or Americana-inspired interiors.
Tin
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