Kitchen Ceramics

Gien, France “Savane” – Set of 3 large dinner plates, 1980s. Three decorative faience dinner plates by Gien in the distinctive “Savane” pattern with its colourful border and naturali...

Gien, France “Savane” – Oval serving dish, 1980s. Decorative oval faience dish by Gien featuring the distinctive “Savane” pattern with its colourful border and naturalistic motif. A ...

Gien, France “Savane” – Serving bowl, 1980s. Decorative faience bowl by Gien in the vibrant “Savane” pattern featuring a flowing border with grass motifs and leopard-inspired detaili...

English Majolica Horse-Head and Fish-Handle Figural Pitcher, 19th/20th Century An exuberant English majolica earthenware pitcher, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century, mode...

A striking Art Deco hand-painted ceramic jug designed by Enoch Boulton for Crown Devon, distinguished by its bold geometric composition and unusual sculptural form. The bulbous body...

Beautiful pair of ceramic pitchers by Michael Andersen, produced in Rønne on the Danish island of Bornholm. The set comprises a large, elegantly proportioned pitcher with a deeply ri...

Together, the pieces create a complete visual language centered on the kitchen and the table. This relationship between function and representation is one of the most attractive qual...

Antique French Silver Wine Taster Tastevin, C.1845, Eugene Ferdinand Rion, Minerva head 1st std .950. The test de vin of usual form, the lower part of bowl with a surround of concave...

Gefle Stoneware “Agneta” 2 Pitchers, 1970s. Set of two stoneware pitchers in different sizes, decorated with the characteristic Agneta floral band and warm reddish-brown border. Func...

Boldly modelled with an upturned head and open jaws serving as a spout, this sculptural vessel takes the form of a gargoyle-like seated dog. The front legs drop down into broad, flut...

Made in Italy, this figural ceramic pitcher embodies the playful fruit-form designs that became popular in Italian decorative ceramics during the mid-20th century. Equally suited for...

A handsome vintage Chinese Export photograph frame, finely crafted with a substantial sterling silver mount and attributed to the maker Wai Kee, whose silver photograph frames are as...

Charming antique Saint-Germain earthenware pitcher from the 1920s depicting a pig dressed as a French brasserie "maitre d'hotel". This humorous and expressive character wears a dar...

This is an antique rooster made out of sterling made in the early 1900's in very good condition. This would make a great paper holder, napkin holder. Marked on the bottom ( EI FAISHN...

They may be used as serving pieces, decorative vessels, or distinctive additions to a collection of French ceramics and Breton folk art. They are equally attractive displayed togethe...

Rare and highly decorative French Art Deco stoneware pitcher by Gilbert Méténier, made in Gannat, France, circa the 1910s. This exceptional example is particularly notable for the ri...

Mid-Century glazed ceramic pitcher, circa 1950–1960, featuring a simple, modernist form. The surface is decorated with bold vertical bands in deep blue and burgundy red, enhanced by ...

As though born from a child’s pencil, these glasses emerge with grace. Their stems blossom into delicate leaves, and the cups themselves transform into stylized flowers, together evo...

Seven swaying stems transform the table into a flowery meadow, turning the end of the meal into a picnic among friends. Your favorite liqueur adds the perfect twist to the tulips’ da...

Sipping from these fortified wine glasses feels like holding delicate blooms in your hands. Their slender stems and gracefully designed bowls evoke the elegance of flower corollas. E...

As though born from a child’s pencil, these glasses emerge with grace. Their stems blossom into delicate leaves, and the cups themselves transform into stylized flowers, together evo...

Drinking from these water glasses feels like plucking delicate blooms from a garden. Their slender stems and gracefully designed bowls evoke the elegance of flower corollas. Each sip...

As though born from a child’s pencil, these glasses emerge with grace. Their stems blossom into delicate leaves, and the cups themselves transform into stylized flowers, together evo...

As though born from a child’s pencil, these glasses emerge with grace. Their stems blossom into delicate leaves, and the cups themselves transform into stylized flowers, together evo...

As though born from a child’s pencil, these glasses emerge with grace. Their stems blossom into delicate leaves, and the cups themselves transform into stylized flowers, together evo...

As though born from a child’s pencil, these glasses emerge with grace. Their stems blossom into delicate leaves, and the cups themselves transform into stylized flowers, together evo...

Named after the common purple clover, this cocktail glass reveals itself in all its simple beauty. A flower so humble it is easily overlooked, yet quietly essential to the meadows it...

A clear glass goblet distinguished by a sculptural stem inspired by Anthemis tinctoria: its petals recall the sun's rays and attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Besides...

Named after the common daisy - perennial as the illusion of love - this cocktail glass carries the quiet romance of petals plucked one by one. Handcrafted in celebration of botanical...

This vintage wooden pitcher from the 1960s is a beautifully hand-carved example of rustic folk art craftsmanship. Its sculptural form, warm natural wood tone, and artisanal detailing...

Named after the common daisy - perennial as the illusion of love - this cocktail glass carries the quiet romance of petals plucked one by one. Handcrafted in celebration of botanical...

A slender and sculptural flute in soft lagoon green, its tall tapered bowl accentuating effervescence while the sculptural stem, animated by sinuous serpentine forms, introduces an u...

Named after the grape hyacinth - a delicate wildflower that hides among the grasses of spring meadows - this flute draws its form from the quiet poetry of its botanical namesake. Edi...

At once sculpture, centerpiece, and functional object, this glass candelabra in the form of a flowering plum tree transcends a single definition. Its branching silhouette decorates t...

Named after the grape hyacinth - a delicate wildflower that hides among the grasses of spring meadows - this flute draws its form from the quiet poetry of its botanical namesake. Edi...

An elegant conical flute in lagoon-green glass, its soft transparency animated by a sculptural stem shaped into a sinuous serpentine form. The elongated silhouette rests on a broad c...

Worked in glazed ceramic, this 1900s pitcher from Belgium shows the honest wear of a piece that has spent a long life on real tables. The proportions are those of a piece designed fi...

Cast in glazed ceramic, this 1900s pitcher from Belgium has the weight and presence of a piece made to be used, not just displayed. Its form follows honest, functional lines, built t...

Worked in glazed ceramic, this 1900s pitcher from Belgium shows the honest wear of a piece that has spent a long life on real tables. The proportions are those of a piece designed fi...

Cast in glazed ceramic, this 20th century pitcher from Germany has the weight and presence of a piece made to be used, not just displayed. The proportions are those of a piece design...

Rare Puiforcat stainless steel flatware set in Art Deco style, with an elegant, geometric design, from the early 20th century, consisting of: 12 dinner forks measuring 8 1/2'' in le...

An elegant German silver Etrog box, crafted circa 1910 by the renowned silversmithing firm M. H. Wilkens & Söhne, distinguished by its graceful proportions, sculptural form, and rich...

Charming French decorative pitcher modeled in the stylized form of a hen or bird. Crafted in ceramic with a soft off-white finish, the piece combines a sculptural silhouette with tra...

Bacchus-Decorated Majolica Pitcher with Figural Wine Barrel Finial, 20th Century A colorful Bacchus-decorated majolica pitcher, likely English, dating to the 20th century, modeled i...

A striking pair of sterling silver serving bowls, each fashioned in a graceful elongated oval form with gently rising sides and a brilliant hand-finished surface. The open loop handl...

Rare French Art Deco flamed stoneware bottle made by Denert & Balichon – Denbac in Vierzon, France, circa 1920, specially produced for the celebrated French liqueur house Cointreau F...

White glaze called "engobe" is a unique coating used only in Vallauris (France). This piece was enameled in black, which suited the melted chocolate it was meant to contain. Roger C...

A set of six circular woven raffia placemats with matching woven storage basket. Mats are a deep reddish-brown color with some variation to the weave. Each placemat measures 13.75" i...

This vintage hand-blown glass pitcher from the 1970s by JH Elegance, Belgium is a beautiful example of sculptural mid-century art glass. Crafted in clear bubble glass, it features a ...

An attractive English silver plate mounted mahogany three bottle tantalus by Puddefoot, Bowers & Simonett Ltd, late 20th century in date. It features a unique locking mechanism ...

German Art Deco Crystal and Silver Plated Chiller Pitcher, Chilled Wine, Ice Cold Lemonade or Beer This is a superb piece of Art deco design combined with German precision manufactu...

This handsome set of seven vintage French pewter measures combines utilitarian design with strong sculptural appeal. Crafted in France circa 1970, the vessels descend progressively i...

Pierced geometric roundels and an angular handle define this Jugendstil silver cup and saucer, created around 1900 in the Continental Art Nouveau style. The flared cup features a cir...

Porcelain - Dinnerware Set - Vista Alegre. Made of porcelain from the Vista Alegre factory; comprising: 24 dinner plates; 12 soup plates; 12 dessert plates; 1 gravy boat with present...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique German sterling silver novelty cream/toby jug, an addition to our silver teaware collection. This exceptional antique German sterling s...

Hunter, "How Creamware Got the Blues: The Origins of China Glaze and Pearlware," Ceramics in America (2001), pp. 135–161. George L.

Both decorative and functional, it would bring whimsical French country character to a kitchen, dining room, wet bar, or collection of antique majolica.

Worked in glazed ceramic, this 20th century pitcher from Germany shows the honest wear of a piece that has spent a long life on real tables. Its form follows honest, functional lines...

This 1900s pitcher from France is worked in glazed ceramic, its surface catching the light in a way only age can produce. Its form follows honest, functional lines, built to be used ...

This 1900s barbotine ceramic jug from France is molded in barbotine with applied, trellised relief in honey, green and brown glazes. The raised, hand-applied decoration gives the vas...