Brown Salt Glazed

Late 20th century green salt glaze pottery bowl. Signed illegibly on bottom, excellent condition.

This is a very unusual and lovely fountain in two parts with a frog-decorated rockwood base surmounted with a seated child grasping a fish. It is easy to plumb and place in a small b...

Salt-glazed stoneware vase is decorated with thick white glaze dots (some with gold) in a pattern of concentric circles on brown glaze background by Henri Simmen (1880-1963).

An excellent example of the popular Barleycorn pattern, crisply moulded in panels to the sides, with graceful sprigs. Salt-glaze particularly suits this sort of fine relief. Excel...

Introducing a stunning Art Deco set, featuring a salt-glazed stoneware pitcher and six matching tankards, signed by the renowned ceramist Roger Guerin from Belgium. This exquisite se...

Pair of Scottish salt-glazed pottery dogs modelled as recumbent terriers on moulded plinths. Weathered and with traces of paint Scottish, circa 1840 Measures: Height 10 inches...

Charming collection of four pieces. The lidded pot is quite unique, the little knob on the top is worn silver plate. All pieces are in very good condition, there are no chips. Dimens...

This very large salt glazed ironstone teapot with an Victorian ivy and ferns reliefs and lid made from pewter was realized in Staffordshire, England in 1860s-1870s. Adding salt to th...

Hand-thrown with blue, brown, and white salt glaze. Signed on underside “C.A.S.

The marked one has a spotted black and red glaze, the other three ones are salt glazed in brown and grey with a slightly mother-of-pearl shimmer.

Dated circa 1837, England The jug is large scale with striking sprig molded images of Queen Victoria, her mother the Duchess of Kent, an impressively modeled swan and national emb...

Late 16th century German stoneglaze Bellarmine jug The large Bellarmine jug with three moulded wheatsheaf patterns, twin small Tudor style roses and Bellarmine or Bartmann (BeardM...

This extremely rare early salt glazed brown cat cookie jar dates to 19th century New England.

This stylish rounded bulbous stoneware jug stands on a narrow rounded foot with loop handle and with a raised deep channeled pouring spout. The jug is salt glazed with brown, slightl...

Each with long walnut neck above an ovoid salt-glazed body with incised ivory striping; all raised on four brass spheres over a splayed brass plinth.

Antique Victorian two tone brown salt glaze pitcher with molded hunting scene and windmill.

A very unusual and very large antique laundry basin sink with a red-brown salt glaze dating from the mid 19th century.

Set of two handmade potbellied stoneware jars with blackish umber brown salt glaze and two soft shaped handles. Manufactured at Höganäs Keramik in Sweden in the 1950s.

An interesting antique German Rheinish Bellarmine bottle shaped stoneware jug applied with a bearded mask along with a floral crest to the body. The jug has a brown salt glazed speck...

A rare antique Doulton Lambeth sporting tankard with white relief figures set against a brown salt glazed ground with a silver rim applied to the top edge.

Hard to find French terra cotta tripière. Beautiful brown and cream salt glazed clay pot. Aged, crackled patina.

This early 20th-century Japanese Tamba Tachikui Ware salt pot is a splendid example of traditional pottery, renowned for its rustic simplicity and natural glaze effects.

19th century two gallon salt glazed stoneware crock, circa 1860s. In the style of H. Weston, the crock features a rounded rim, applied lug handles and cobalt blue floral/bee sting m...

An art pottery terracotta vase, with four decorative handles, made using a traditional French technique from the Puisaye region, known as salt glazing or soda glazing. Now converted ...

Features fine incised ornamentation, brown and yellow salt glazed.

Salt glazed sculptural stoneware vase. Manufactured in Sweden most likely during the 1940s. Good condition.

Each of ovoid form in a salt-glazed finish in muted tones of coral, brown and ivory; resting on brass bases; 22.5" (top of teak neck) 31" (top of shade).

The is decorated in mottled brown and blue salt glazes with a slightly textured finish and with flatter areas of metallic coloured green glazes.

A stunning vintage British Studio Pottery dish by renowned potter Sheila Casson and made in Ross-on-Wye. This stylish rounded bulbous stoneware jug stands on a narrow rounded foot wi...

A salt-glazed studio pottery Bellarmine ewer by Peter Meanley and dated 2010. The stoneware bellarmine is of rounded bulbous shape with a narrow raised top with a small handle attach...

Rare pair of 20th century salt glaze dog statues. We are putting these down as 1950 but they could be earlier. Glazed with greens, yellows and reds. These are a pair and with a...

Large pair of mid 20th century Indonesian salt glazed decoration dogs circa 1950. Rare pair of 20th century salt glaze dog statues. We are putting these down as 1950 but they could...

This beautiful salt glazed stoneware double handled pot by Bendigo-Epson, Australia. This pot is stamped and signed on the base. This Bendigo Potters were established in 1858.

A pair of art pottery terracotta vases, with four decorative handles, made using a traditional French technique from the Puisaye region, known as salt glazing or soda glazing. Now co...

Pottery covered urn with strap handles and peaked finial by Mark Hewitt, Chatham County, NC. Blue dominates the decorative effects. Salt glazed, wood fired with glass runs (a distinc...

Large salt glaze stonware vase with small neck. Marked and signed: Guérin 1771j Belgium, Bouffioulx, 1935-1940.

Provenance: A Private Collection; The underside of the pot has paper labels for Christie's and antique dealers, Matthew and Elisabeth Sharpe (See image). Made circa 1760, this Engli...

A pair of brown and white ceramic dog salt and pepper shakers. Each shaker depicts a brown dog with black eyes and a pink tongue. They remind us a bit of the Staffordshire style. A p...

Large pair of mid-20th century Indonesian salt glazed decoration dogs, circa 1950. Rare pair of 20th century salt glaze dog statues. We are putting these down as 1950 but they ...

Mid-Century Modern hand-thrown pot features highly textured brown and black decorated salt glaze with tribal motif, raised bowl form with flared lip, mid-20th century, unsigned portf...

Provenance: A Private Collection; The underside of the pot has paper labels for Christie's and Matthew and Elisabeth Sharpe (See image). Made in Staffordshire circa 1760, the pot is...

What is it? — A set of matte blue drip glaze lamps with turned walnut bases — Designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics. This pair of tall Design Technics lamps feature the most...

Its cleaner, whiter surface distinguished these wares from earlier, browner-bodied examples. Salt-glaze stoneware of this kind was widely used in Colonial America and admired for its...

Antique English Doulton Lambeth style salt glaze whiskey barrel - Water cooler by Powell, Bristol Antique Victorian salt glazed stoneware whiskey barrel adapted into a lamp.

Danish ceramist. Salt / pepper set in white glazed stoneware shaped as naked women. Dated 1948. Largest measures: 13 x 9.5 cm. In very good condition. Stamped.

Around this time, a transparent white glaze replaced the salt glaze or brown albany slip used previously, and a little later, stamped labels and decoration replaced freehand artwork.

The cup is finely decorated with incised leaf designs painted in blue on a brown glazed ground and with raised white stippling.

A pair of two ceramic green cactus motif salt and pepper shakers. Dimensions: 3" wide 3" deep 3.25" tall.

The rounded shaped jug has a rope twist rounded handle with a large raised pouring spout the body with wheel cut trailing and decorated in brown, green and blue salt glazes with a sl...

The body of the bowl is decorated with stylized leaf and floral designs set within a raised white beaded border the body hand painted in tones of blue and green with white flowers on...

A stylish Jane Hamlyn salt glazed lidded pot decorated in streaked metallic glazes on a salt glazed brown ground, the body square shaped with a rounded upper and lower edge and stand...

Jeremiah by artist Brandon Reese is a navy blue and brown contemporary abstract salt glazed stoneware, ceramic, and birch piece that measures 44 x 23 and is priced at $6,500 Artist,...

Brandon Reese's Hoop on Birch is a contemporary abstract copper and brown ceramic sculpture made with salt glazed stoneware on a birch wooden block.

A large and impressive late 19th century Jacobean style decorative oak wall hanging panel, handcarved with three ornate arches, neoclassical columns, dentils and geometric patterns t...

19thc Stoneware crock that was made into a table lamp. Newly wired and in working condition. The shade is newly made from linen and the finial is made from brass in the shape of a bi...

An original antique Georgian architectural pine frieze wall panel c.1800, handcarved with scallop shell to the centre and scrolling foliage. Fitted with string for hanging, this anti...

Two antique cast iron trough planters of French origin, circa 1870. These beautiful matching trough plant pots are each of a spacious rectangular form with flared sides and scroll fe...

Pair of impressive carved rose stone columns from a cloister in Southern France. The columns are each in two pieces with a separate capital. The capitals are Romanesque in form with ...

An exceptional early 20th century handcarved nautical diorama framed with glass above an associated 19th century mahogany console table with Carrara marble top. Ex. property of a Br...