International Pottery

During the French ceramics revival of the late 19th century, he helped elevate Vallauris pottery to international recognition. Massier specialized in majolica, barbotine ware, and ri...

Hunter, “English Shell-Edged Earthenware: Alias Leeds Ware, Alias Feather Edge,” in The Consumer Revolution in 18th-Century English Pottery (Wedgwood International Seminar, no. 35, 1...

Founded in 1814 in Flemington, New Jersey, the company evolved from a humble producer of utilitarian earthenware into an internationally acclaimed art pottery powerhouse. Its legacy ...

As the export market developed Awaji pottery evolved from a distinctive regional style intended for domestic consumption to a pottery influenced by international tastes and markets.

. ------------------------------------- Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly ...

. ------------------------------------- Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly ...

Founded on Thanksgiving Day in 1880 by Maria Longworth Storer, Rookwood made history – the first large manufacturing enterprise founded and owned by a woman in the United States and ...

. --------------------------------------- Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Ell...

. --------------------------------------- Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Ell...

. --------------------------------------- Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Ell...

. --------------------------------------- Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Ell...

. --------------------------------------- Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Ell...

Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, born 1929 died 2008 1946-49 apprenti...

Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, born 1929 died 2008 1946-49 apprenti...

Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, born 1929 died 2008 1946-49 apprenti...

Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, born 1929 died 2008 1946-49 apprenti...

Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, born 1929 died 2008 1946-49 apprenti...

. ------------------------------ Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, b...

. ------------------------------ Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, b...

. ------------------------------ Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, b...

. ------------------------------ Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, b...

. ------------------------------ Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, b...

. ------------------------------ Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, b...

. ------------------------------ Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, b...

. ------------------------------ Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, b...

. ------------------------------------- Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly ...

Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 1953 became master potter Elly Kuch, born 1929 died 2008 1946-49 apprenti...

Dimensions: W 13 x D 13 x H 17 cm Materials: Porcelain Monika Patuszynska Bio Born: 1973, Warsaw, Poland 1993- 1994 Den Danske Husflidshojskole, Kerteminde, Denmark 1994- 19...

Dimensions: W 21 x D 22 x H 30 cm Materials: porcelain Monika Patuszynska Bio Born: 1973, Warsaw, Poland 1993- 1994 Den Danske Husflidshojskole, Kerteminde, Denmark 1994- 19...

Carafe and glass set with textural reliefs designed by Colin Morrow, an international-born designer who was particularly active in Italy, especially Rome, during the 1970s and 1980s....

While presenting attractively on display, it exhibits a long vertical stress hairline to the upper mid-body alongside a tiny rim blemish from firing, both consistent with the natural...

Mid-Century modern table transformed from a pottery vase made by Horst Kerstan in Germany Signed in the bottom Horst Kestan Horst Kestan was a international German pottery artist.

Both professional and amateur decorators and potters were instrumental in the success of what became an art industry and the nations first Internationally recognized art pottery. It...

Mid-Century modern table lamp transformed from a pottery vase made by Horst Kerstan in Germany Signed in the bottom Kerstan 1984 Horst Kerstan was a international German pottery arti...

A charming set of six hand painted earthenware plates in the Italian la campagna country style, circa 1940-1950. Brightly painted with a central deep red Fleur-de-lis surrounded by...

An authentic and highly decorative example of 1950s French ceramic design, this Accolay cachepot embodies the creativity and craftsmanship that established the pottery's internationa...

Founded on the Danish island of Bornholm in 1835, Søholm became one of the country's most respected ceramic manufacturers, at a time when when studio pottery enjoyed international ac...

Very Fine Detailed Figural Peruvian Shipibo-Conibo Pottery Effigy Pot or Vase This beautifully detailed figural pottery effigy pot was crafted by the Shipibo-Conibo people of Peru, ...

Equally suited to display as a statement centrepiece or practical use for table service, the platter demonstrates the bold post-modern aesthetic typical of late twentieth-century Bri...

The artist couple Bruno and Ingeborg Asshoff have created a ceramic work of international renown in his pottery in Bochum over a period of fifty years.

A studio pottery gem with international allure. The result is a very elegant and timeless piece of art pottery which could be used as a decorative piece, but would also be wonderfu...

This very large ceramic Sheurich vase is a striking piece that attracts all eyes. With its 42 cm height, it has a black background adorned with ethnic motifs of a bright blood red, a...

It remains in sound, original order with only light surface handling marks and subtle natural irregularities typical of traditional hand-coiled and slip-painted Southwestern pottery....

Compact in scale, this tactile cabinet piece measures 10 cm in height and 10 cm across its widest diameter, representing an appealing and well-preserved example of interwar French ar...

Minor glaze irregularities, slight firing marks and subtle variations in clay tone are present across the exterior, all characteristic of hand-worked studio pottery. We ship interna...

Its story is held in the spongeware technique, the American Midwest pottery tradition, the international movement of ceramic decoration, and the practical beauty of pieces designed t...

Aside from this conservation, the pair remains in very good antique condition, exhibiting only light shelf wear to the bases and minor inherent firing blemishes normal for late Victo...

There is a fine firing separation to the lower glazed edge of the plinth, alongside minor surface rubbing and light glaze wear to the dark desk corners, all typical of early twentiet...

Stig Lindberg and Lisa Larson are perhaps the reason why Swedish Pottery has gained international fame, and for good reasons!

Each brushstroke is individually applied, making every example unique. Kähler pottery became internationally renowned for its innovative glazes and hand-decorated ceramics, and origi...

Decorated in the highly distinctive Collier pattern, this hand-painted earthenware bowl showcases the bold colour palette and stylised ornament that made Dutch Gouda pottery internat...

Such was their beauty that Linthorpe pottery earned the attention of Princess Alexandra of Wales who purchased an example at the 1885 London International Exhibition.

Søholm became one of the Denmark's most respected ceramic manufacturers, at a time when when studio pottery enjoyed international acclaim. By the 1960s, the workshop had developed a ...

Both the complex applied botanical relief and the glossy dripped glaze remain remarkably intact, presenting a distinctive piece of contemporary Scottish studio pottery. We ship inte...

Regarded internationally as the defining figure of the craft tradition, Leach established the St Ives Pottery in 1920 and spent six decades articulating a vision of the pot as a meet...

Such was their beauty that Linthorpe pottery earned the attention of Princess Alexandra of Wales who purchased an example at the 1885 London International Exhibition.

Stig Lindberg and Lisa Larson are perhaps the reason why Swedish Pottery has gained international fame, and for good reasons!

The company played a key role in the international success of “West German pottery,” producing works that balanced serial production with strong design identity.

The base carries the original impressed mold number "529 30" along with the "FOREIGN" stamp, a designation used on German pottery exported to international markets during the mid-cen...

Dating probably from the 1990s, this piece represents a faithful decorative tribute to the grotesque sculptural pottery pioneered by Wallace Martin and his brothers at their Southall...