Ceramic Brutalist Object

Article: ceramic pottery vase. Origin: Germany. Producer: Carstens Tönnieshof

pottery ceramic and has a very unique Brutalist surface structure. A very collectible and very rare item

Article: ceramic pottery vase. Origin: Germany. Designer: Heinz Siery. Producer: Carstens

Article: ceramic pottery vase. Origin: Germany. Designer: Heinz Siery. Producer: Carstens

Accolay French ceramic pitcher, signed under the base. Excellent condition. Dimensions

Article: ceramic pottery vase. Origin: Germany. Producer: Carstens Tönnieshof, Germany

Mid-century set of 2 beautiful Scandinavian ceramic vessels by Ragnar Kjartansson (1923-1989) of

An interesting an early Brutalist table sculpture. It is constructed of welded steel and torch cut

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Brutalist signed Studio Pottery 1970s. Very unique brutalist stoneware

A bit of a Brutalist mid-century vase from the Ubelacker pottery.

Brutalist Ars Munda resin wall sculpture abstract, 1970s.

Mid-Century Brutalist German Pottery Fat Lava Vase from Ruscha Art, 1960s , in Very Good conditions

Beautiful and rare Brutalist pottery bowl designed by David Gil for Bennington Pottery. Earthy and

A large 1960s vintage Studio Pottery early brutalist cylindrical ceramic vase by British ceramicist

plate. Signed CF 1970. Nice texture and dimensions in this vintage piece. This brutalist object fits

brutalist style from its era and its clean lines make it relevant today. The multicolor yellow tone in

Unique ceramic bowl made by the ceramist Marie Beckman, at Katthaga Krukmakeri in Skara (Sweden

This writhing human figure may have been a student creation. Signed by J.W., the contorted open mouth complete with teeth and tongue are very well done. One can almost feel his pain ...

Set of turquoise glazed brutalist vases with studded texture and crazed surface. Bold sculptural

inside and top part a soft rose colored spotted glaze. On the outside raw ceramic material with small

A vintage French ceramic vase by Vallauris, handcrafted around the 1960s in the famed French

Article: Pottery ceramic vase Producer: Silberdistel Ceramic, W. Germany Decade: 1970s

Exquisite set of Brutalist Mid-Century Modern ceramic vases and trinket dish by Aldo Londi for

Rustic, heavy chamotte stoneware vide-poche bowl handmade by ceramic artist Curt-Magnus Addin (1931

Bernard Rooke studio pottery Brutalist hand-carved white clay sculptural jardinere, originating

Decorative midcentury Danish planter or bowl from the ceramic workshop Herman August Kähler (HAK

Pair of Brutalist Bowls or "Vide Poche" / Catchalls Lee Rosen for Design Technics, 1960s Large

-kind pottery piece showcases elements of brutalist art design, characterized by geometric forms, and

, numbered on the back with a sticker 40/1060, ceramic art object from the second half of the 20th century

Two freeform white porcelain vases each have expressive brutalist face painted in ink blue, grey

(Ithnatharbanki); and Ragnar Kjartansson, sculptor and ceramic artist. Glit was adamantly devoted to utilizing

Nathalie Krebs started their own ceramic workshop in the town of Saxbo. Gunnar was responsible for forming

workshop "La poèterie" This piece is typical of her work in the 1960s, the ceramic is smoked and polished

Modernist clay sculpture with organic copper glaze by artist Judy Engel of upstate New York. Very heavy piece has the look and feel of metal. Signed "JE" on the bottom.

Modernist clay sculpture with organic copper glaze by artist Judy Engel of upstate New York.

Large sculptural bowl #2 by Dena Zemsky. Hand-built, glazed stoneware vase form. Signed and dated on underside.

Brutalist glazed ceramic vase by Marcello Fantoni depicting 4 Cubist African warrior figures on

Three ceramic vessels, glazed and etched. These would make an interesting, decorative statement. a

Large sculptural ceramic vase by Italian sculptor and ceramicist Giuseppe Rossicone, edited by his

Extraordinary set of two handmade ceramic vase in the form of stones. Very subtile grey, black and

Impressive Brutalist sculpture by Marcello Fantoni in polychromatic (green/yellow and brown) glazed

A small Brutalist owl on a white ceramic base, late 1960s.

One-of-a-kind large contemporary brutalist beige ceramic jar handmade by award-winning Zélie Rouby

One-of-a-kind contemporary brutalist ceramic jar handmade by award-winning Zélie Rouby. Made of a

One-of-a-kind large contemporary brutalist ceramic jar handmade by award-winning Zélie Rouby. Made

One-of-a-kind large brutalist ceramic jar handmade by award-winning Zélie Rouby. Made of a gritty

Handmade in Vietri by Mario Dilieto, signed MDL Vietri, Italy.   

Original Brutalist style ceramic pottery, signed by New Jersey based artist Patricia Crowl c. 2019

Original Brutalist style ceramic pottery, signed by New Jersey based artist Patricia Crowl c. 2019

Interesting abstract sculpture, with Brutalist and pop art references, Mark Disuvero and Claes

Original Brutalist style ceramic pottery, signed by New Jersey based artist Patricia Crowl c. 2019

Original Brutalist style ceramic pottery, signed by New Jersey based artist Patricia Crowl c. 2019

Brutalist decorative Ceramic Item, consists of flat ceramic rings, a bamboo stick and ceramic base

stopped up and it can be used as a vase. It can be presented simply as an impressive object in it's own

Marvelous Brutalist Mid-Century slab-built studio pottery from California no doubt. 10 inches tall

This is a one of a kind ceramic sculpture by renowned Los-Angeles artist, Ben Medansky, whose work

This is a one of a kind ceramic sculpture by renowned Los-Angeles artist, Ben Medansky, whose work