Volcanic Glaze

Tall pink volcanic glaze vase by California Art potter Beatrice Wood (1893-1998). Signed on the

A stunning large volcanic lava glaze pottery ever most likely Italian. Vibrant, colorful and

Wonderful pair of extra large Italian ceramic lamps with a beautiful textured Volcanic glazed

Pair of giant Italian ceramic lamps with a beautiful Volcanic glazed finish. The lamps have been

. Wonderful volcanic glazed mid century pottery vase by Steuler Keramik from Germany. A quintessentially mid

volcanic glaze of grays and white with the brown of the earthenware body poking through. Good overall

Ettore Sottsass designed double volcanic glazed dipped ceramic vase. Produced by Bitossi/Raymor of

Burgundy, France. The piece is finished in a rich turquoise volcanic glaze, distinguished by its layered

Cast Iron Spittoon with perfect volcanic glaze patina in the style of Lucie Rie "time has

Vontury Inc table lamps in a super unique mid century volcanic glaze. Each lamp is mounted to a copper

Chic, voguish oversize Mid Century, Hollywood Regency style table lamp having a textured volcanic

This well scaled and materially dynamic Mid-Century Modernist Volcanic Glazed Ceramic Table Lamp W

interplay of dark brown and light gray volcanic glazes. Each hue dances gracefully across the surface

delicately hand thrown and formed by Gertrud and glazed by Otto with one of his famed early volcanic glazes

volcanic-style glaze. The surface is densely cratered, with layered tones of charcoal gray, deep indigo

green volcanic /lava glaze and brown under, signed Lovera. Note; one corner it goes as a hair 4 inches

Sublime in its simplicity, oval form, and design. Pale color with distinctive volcanic crater glaze

A heavily textured volcanic open shaped vessel with black and white glaze and markings. Made from

deep blue volcanic-style glaze with layered mineral-like textures and subtle variegations of green and

Volcanic crater brown and rust with cream glaze at the top Studio Pottery vessel, style of Gertrud

German production, with rope-twist borders framing decorative floral bands. The volcanic textured glaze

vulcanic glazed orange and red ceramic fits perfectly with the custom made lamp shade. A playful

Sculptural vintage signed organic studio pottery vessel 1986 Dark earthy volcanic glaze with a

Pair of purple volcanic glazed ceramic and satin brass table lamps from the 1970’s. The brass is

Large scale ceramic table lamp with volcanic glaze by Italo Casini. Shade not included.

Volcanic glaze pottery lamp with incised design. Rewired with new pull chain sockets. Solid wood

Gertrud and Otto Natzler Large Volcanic Bowl 1955c. Earthenware with Grey Earth Crater glaze

Marcello Fantoni (Italy, 1810-1893) Highly textured volcanic glazed monumental vase, made circa

Unusual sculpted ceramic pottery vase by noted Italian artist Marcello Fantoni. Polychrome volcanic

decoration of orange brown, contrasting with more bulbous and volcanic glaze. A truly special lamp. Measures

bulbous texture and volcanic glaze. Simply unique and special. Measures approx. 8"D, 21.5"H ceramic base

Dame Lucie Rie (1902 - 1995) ‘Bottle Vase’ with Flaring Rim Stoneware, blue / white volcanic

bands of pebbled volcanic glaze in pale green and matte black over white. Signed: "64 Italy" on the

thick lava glazes. The body of the vase has textured volcanic glazes in blue and bright orange forming

nicely contrast with the crudeness of the volcanic glaze, particularly present in the smaller bowls. All

) Abstract Tile Plaque with Beautiful Volcanic Glaze, by Scheffenacker, West Germany, circa 1960s. It

artistry of the period. The robust form is elevated by a deeply saturated, volcanic glaze that cascades

its rich, volcanic glaze and striking color contrast. The glossy red surface is dramatically

craftsmanship. The dark, volcanic glaze is complemented by ochre and golden tones that accentuate the hand

Edmond Lachenal (1855-1948), a wonderful Art Deco turquoise blue volcanic glazed ceramic vase

goats in bubbly, volcanic glazes, was likely designed in the late 1930s when Guido Gambone was the

a vibrant speckled crimson. The raw, tactile textures and "volcanic" glaze variations reflect the

, volcanic glaze recalls the “fat lava” aesthetic associated with European ceramic production during the

earthy browns with speckled streaks of teal, red, and ochre. The highly textured volcanic glaze surface

lava and volcanic glazes.

two decades later in Vallauris, France. Portions of the pitcher have a wonderful, rough volcanic glaze

tabs. The lamp features a dimensional textured volcanic glaze of earthy off white and brown, with a

piece is a fine example showcasing Giraud's incorporation of a dense volcanic glaze, referencing the

art. The exterior features a rugged, oatmeal-colored volcanic glaze that provides dramatic contrast to

1960s Terracotta Volcanic Lava Glazed Green Planter 9 h x 11.25 diameter no label Attributed style

1960's mid-century modern volcanic lava glazed table lamp, in vintage original condition with some

, characterized by its heavily textured, dramatic volcanic glaze. Hand-thrown, the piece features an irregular

1960s Terracotta Volcanic Lava Glazed Large Blue Planter 7.5 h x 17.25 diameter no label style

featuring a gorgeous, dark, iridescent metallic volcanic lava crater luster (lustre) glaze. A classic and

, volcanic glaze evokes the European “fat lava” aesthetic widely associated with ceramic production of the

-built, featuring a highly textured, volcanic glaze in deep, earthy tones of umber, moss, and charcoal

volcanic lava glaze radiates outward in deep crimson and near-black tones — a dynamic, organic composition