Israel Ceramic

Includes 6 pieces as listed below: Mid-Century Modern Art Pottery Vase by Lapid, Israel , Ceramic

cm × 24 cm. Sold with a base made of painted clay. Israeli ceramic artist Sharon Brill chose to work

cm × 13 cm. Sold with a stand made of painted clay. Israeli ceramic artist Sharon Brill chose to work

27 cm. Sold with a base made of painted clay. Israeli ceramic artist Sharon Brill chose to work

cm × 17 cm. Sold with a base made of painted clay. Israeli ceramic artist Sharon Brill chose to work

× 45 cm × 41 cm. Sold with a wooden stand with a metal rod Israeli ceramic artist Sharon Brill chose to

sculpture (porcelain, wall putty, paint, wooden frame), 40 cm × 40 cm × 13 cm. Israeli ceramic artist Sharon

Ceramic lava glaze planter, vase or bowl by Lapid Pottery, Israel 1960s.

A beautiful Harsa pottery vase. Made in Beersheva Israel between 1956 and 1960. Designed by

Vintage 1991 Domar Israel art glass ceramic silver overlay perfume bottle decanter vessel with

Tall, Mid-Century Modern, signed, studio, art pottery vase by Lapid, Tel Aviv Israel features a

: 16 3/4 x 21 1/2 This is a rare glazed fired ceramic plaque painted with enamel glaze by famed

An intriguing slipcast ceramic vase resembling a pitcher or decanter with a faux spout and two

Vintage hand formed ceramic brooch by Israeli artist, Noemi Sarel. The brooch depicts a beautiful

design. Ceramic Islamic tile hand painted with Arabic Islamic writing and flowers. "Ar-Rahman (Arabic

Vestalia – The Three Sisters of Ash and Time The last stands sculptural and weathered, yet undeniably powerful. She is Minerva—goddess of wisdom, strategy, and the arts. Her presence...

This vessel embodies the endless cycles of life—a quiet rhythm of return and renewal. It speaks of coming back to the source, to the center of being where memory and spirit gather an...

The second stands tall, her broad shoulders and crown-like opening evoking a powerful presence. She is Juno—queen of the gods, embodiment of feminine strength and resilience. Cracked...

Vestalia – The Three Sisters of Ash and Time The first stands with a darker base and an almost closed form, radiating the quiet strength of inner fire. She is Vesta—guardian of the h...

This vase is crafted entirely from white porcelain, a pure, luminous material that seems to carry an inner light. Its whiteness is more than just a color — it is a presence, a kind o...

I hand-sculpted this vase with deep connection to the material and the moment. After shaping it, I took it through a unique firing process called Anagama—a powerful experience that l...

Bone white Lapid ashtray with organic blue and black design. Made in Israel, 1960s. Back allows

Handmade in Israel Porcelain with red and blue streaks and rough black clay exterior.  

Handmade in Israel Porcelain with red and blue streaks and rough black clay exterior.  

Hand-thrown blue and white ceramic Studio Pottery bowls created by a local artisan in Jaffa Israel

Pair of Mid-Century Hand Painted Ceramic Lamps by Lapid Pottery. Excellent condition. CIrca 1970s.

1970s from Israel by a dedicated collector of ceramics, and shipped to Australia. It's been in a single

Two vases -- one tall and conical one round from Israeli kibutz, in matt glaze with textured

including Herzliya Museum of Art in Israel, London Design Museum, Cooper Hewitt Museum in New York

participated in group shows in venues including Herzliya Museum of Art in Israel, London Design Museum, Cooper

Handmade in Israel Porcelain with red and blue streaks and rough black clay exterior. (1) 14-1/2

Mid-Century Modern vase with geometric pattern signed Lapid Israel. No known issues that detract