Drip Glaze

Crafted in a classic urn shape that tapers dramatically toward the base, the vessel is cloaked in a brilliant cobalt blue high-gloss drip glaze. The intense variation in the finish, ...

It is glazed in a drip glaze in various greens and creams that give it the look of malachite.

This cylindrical ceramic pitcher vase features a narrow neck with a loop handle and a two-tone drip glaze finish. Designed with clean geometric proportions, it captures classic West ...

Colors are great and has a beautiful drip glaze. Signed on the bottom by the artist. In excellent condition for its age.

The interior bowl displays a dramatic, vibrant red and black fat lava drip glaze that creates an organic, speckled pattern, evoking classic European art pottery styles of the era.

Once used in an apothecary to hold ground herbs and oils for traditional medicines, the little jars charm with precious scale and a glossy, drip glaze finish. All three vessels are c...

The piece is finished in a lustrous, high-gloss amber-brown drip glaze with deep caramel and molasses undertones pooling naturally into the relief details, anchored by a horizontally...

Pottery vase by Roger Guerin (1896-1954), hand-made circa 1930’s.Belgium's most renowned studio potter, Guerin is best known for his magnificent glaze effects. Interesting matte drip...

A very large terracotta French Urn, decorated in dark brown and green drip glaze and adorned with a raised relief swag decoration, this urn is very much in the Anduze manner, but the...

The artistry is truly defined by its mesmerizing drip glaze, where deep indigos and rich violets cascade over a dark base, punctuated by flashes of iridescent teal and midnight blue.

Three Antique Japanese Works of Art An oribe "morikage" (for the display of seasonal fruits), classic green drip glaze with spontaneous ink paintings over buff glaze, Circa 1890.

The glaze style and form of this bowl strongly suggest influence from French and American Mid-Century Studio Pottery, in the manner of Accolay, Denbac, or even Edouard Cazaux for its...

At the top, a dramatic golden-yellow drip glaze spills over the rim, creating a beautiful contrast between the warm, glossy upper section and the rugged matte body.

Small vintage vase with beige and brown volcanic fat lava drip glaze, by Dumler & Breiden, West Germany glazed pottery from the 60s, marked on the bottom with the makers logo and num...

The textured part is decorated with semi-matte free-flowing beige to clear drip glaze, and the bottom part is done in glossy, monochromatic deep olive green glaze.

The earthenware finished with a beautiful, matte pale blue drip glaze. The particular way the ceramic has been glazed creates a wonderful and refined gradient effect.

Beautiful vintage midcentury West German vessel or vase by Carstens Tonnieshof made post war circa 1950s with a turquoise blue and black glaze with gold details and white lines of dr...

These low, ceramic garden drums are drip glazed in the manner of ancient Chinese sancai ware, cloaked in luminous shades of emerald green and amber.

Each plate is built from press-molded earthenware with a flowing drip glaze that pools and runs across the six divided oyster wells, giving every piece a slightly individual character.

Each piece is a unique expression, featuring one-of-a-kind shapes and patterns created by dripped glazes, reflecting the genuine artistry of nature.

Huge "Fat Lava" vase by Scheurich (West Germany); an XXL piece standing an impressive 51 cm tall—rare in this size! Features 1960s glazed earthenware with a drip glaze finish; marked...

The stoneware jar impresses the viewer with a robust bulbous form. and exuberantly splashed and dripped glaze in yellow and green on a contrasting ocher background.

This piece features a earth toned multi-colored dripped glaze over a classic weed vase shape. Pressburger was an apprentice/partner/collaborator to Californian Mexican American re...

Large vintage Americal art studio pottery vase features bold, sculptural ceramic body with dynamic geometric contours, decorated with a combination of salt glaze and drip glaze glaze...

A stellar pair of vintage ceramic lamps, circa 1970. Drip glaze technique with a stunning color combination of yellow ochre, caramel and green.

Gonder made high-grade pottery decorated with flambe, drip, gold crackle, and Chinese crackle glazes.

The bulbous base transitions from a deep, earthy brown to a dynamic lava-style drip glaze around the neck, where molten tones of amber, ochre, and cream cascade organically down the ...

Large studio ceramic planter with drip glaze draining dish/saucer by Deanna Nichols by ceramicist, Deanna Nichols (b. 1942-2017, Missouri).

It boasts an architectural design finished with the signature Thulin drip glaze—true collector's items! The set is in good vintage condition, though not entirely flawless; it shows ...

Ruskin Pottery ceramic vase is made of hand thrown drip glazed stoneware. Impressed signature and date to underside: [Ruskin England 1927].

Vintage Mid Century Modern Blue and Green Sculpted Ceramic Atomic Era Drip Glazed Table Lamps by Modernera - a Pair. Circa Mid 20th Century.

Finished in a bold cobalt blue drip glaze, the surface features subtle tonal modulations and inky splotching that speak to the experimental glazes of the period.

The sculpted figure gracefully cradles a removable green-and-black drip-glazed ceramic bowl, crafted by the historic American pottery manufacturer Brush McCoy.

An incredible pair of vintage pierced ceramic lamps. Drip glaze finish in yellow ochre, caramel and paprika.

Antique stoneware jug with glazed enamel drips, characterized by its robust, rustic shape and two upper handles.

Apart from its fantastic, generous, round shape, it is especially its rare glaze that is worth mentioning. This vase has a mesmerizing and unique drip-glaze in pastel shades of turqu...

Model no. 52/35 with the decor "Palermo". Top dark brown glaze, unglazed surface in terracotta with white glossy drip glaze.

The pitcher features a robust, architectural silhouette with a thick, perfectly integrated loop handle and a subtle, geometric spout. The glaze composition is a sophisticated exercis...

The vase is adorned with a rich, flowing glaze, blending earthy browns, deep oranges, and hints of green and black in a mesmerizing drip glaze effect.

Model No. 546-41 with a glossy glaze in shades of blue and a swirl pattern of white drip glaze and black lava glaze.

They feature a green and blue drip glaze and floral decoration all around. What makes these vases unique is the square neck that gradually transitions to a round shape.

His table lamps are currently highly sought after by collectors, often featuring rich “drip glazes” or sculptural forms.

Swirlled body pottery vase by Ben Owen III, 1994. Richly striated drip glaze with incised lines setting off the swirlled, lobed body.

Due to the handcrafted nature of each ceramic lamp and natural reactions within the kiln, no two forms or glazes are exactly alike. The unpredictable nature of traditional drip glaze...

A striking mid-century studio ceramic table lamp attributed to Marianna von Allesch or Design Technics (the New York ceramic studio founded by Lee Rosen), two of the era's most celeb...

A striking ceramic table lamp by Ernst Nielsen for Ernst Faxe Keramik, Denmark. The deep oxblood glaze — running from near-black at the base to a rich burgundy red at the neck — is c...

Predominantly anthracite-colored matte glaze with drip glaze in shades of caramel, rust and green combined with purple glaze.

Hand-thrown and finished in a stunning drip glaze, it features rich green and indigo tones with abstract chocolate brown flows cascading over a curvaceous, heart-like relief design.

This piece belongs to the maker’s renowned Chameleon Ware line — a collection celebrated for its experimental glazes and fluid, expressive forms. The vase is finished in a vivid cob...

The elongated silhouette and narrow flared neck lend it a refined, modern presence, while the flowing drip glaze evokes the drama of mountain ridges at sunset, a statement piece that...

In the 1960s, the “Fat Lava” era began with thickly textured drip glazes and bubbling crater glazes that created the lava effect.

A lustrous band of dark olive-brown glaze flows from the neck in a dramatic drip pattern over a field of chartreuse, the transition between the two evoking the effect of poured paint.

A rich egg-yolk yellow glaze covers the interior and lower exterior, contrasted with an irregular band of turquoise drip glaze.

This exquisite vintage studio pottery vase captures the essence of organic modernism with its striking drip glaze and warm, earthy color palette. Hand-thrown with exceptional care, t...

Decorative traditional glaze applied in two layer to achieve the drip effect.

Featuring a robust, rounded silhouette with charming integrated loop handles, the piece is defined by its dramatic drip glaze. High-gloss cobalt and midnight blue pigments cascade ov...

Angular, pierced side elements with bead-like details introduce a dynamic, almost machine-age sensibility, while the palette—vivid orange, yellow, black, and cream—adds a distinctly ...

The form of the candle holder shows strong influence of traditional American Folk Art on the Organic Modern style of the piece, while the glaze references the great examples of studi...

The style of the glaze is in between 'Fat Lava' and 'Drip glaze'.

The irregular drip line is not merely decorative—it speaks to the spontaneity of studio craft, where glaze is coaxed, not controlled.