Matte Glazed

The surface is finished with a two-tone glaze: matte blue on the exterior and glossy brown on the interior.

Features a matte green, glazed body with incised organic patterns, and a patinated walnut neck and finial.

Attractive deep crimson glaze with ochre and slate rim in both matte and contrasting metallic glazes.

The still-fresh surface is incised and pitted by hand. Matte brown glaze applied in a second firing. Presented in 2022, the collection consists of five large-scale sculptures.

The hand-thrown body is adorned with Pelletier’s iconic pierced circular “sun” motifs, each meticulously cut and arranged in rhythmic bands that animate the lamp’s silhouette. The al...

Executed in stoneware and finished with a matte white Carrara glaze, the surface emphasises contour and shadow rather than colour.

The base is sculpted from regionally sourced red stoneware clay and finished with a custom matte green and blue striped glaze. The glaze embraces imperfection, with hand-applied stri...

Craftsmen coated specific areas with wax during the firing process to prevent the glaze from settling on the raised surfaces, resulting in a beautiful contrast between glazed and mat...

Brown engobe beneath a chalky matte white glaze. ll Bitossi ceramics are entirely handmade by our artisans at every stage of the production process.

Circa 1979 studio piece with lightly speckled matte beige glaze with a sgraffito squiggle line motif in green and blue.

A tall hand-thrown ceramic presentation vase with a tapered body, a matte white glaze and silver onlay depicting a map of Sweden with various symbols representing regional industries.

It is finished in a deep, matte rust-red glaze that catches the light to reveal subtle color variations and speckling, highlighting the inherent texture of the stoneware beneath.

This pot has a unique matte lava glaze with brown, yellow, and green tones and the pattern changes each angle the pot is viewed.

Cat and mouse handmade in porcelain, one glazed and the other matte. This beautiful cat, made in glazed porcelain, is accompanied by a very special friend, its toy mouse.

The piece features a soothing, matte seafoam green glaze that evokes the calming hues of coastal waters.

This is a pair of vintage ceramic vessels with a soft matte turquoise glaze, likely early to mid-20th century American art pottery.

Wonderful vase in off-white with a distinct geometrical decor in matte and shiny glaze. A timeless base shape combined with the elegant decor and the off-white color make for a very ...

It is distinguished by its stoneware and earthenware creations, in the Art Nouveau and later Art Deco styles, often recognizable by their matte black glaze and stylized colorful moti...

The piece appears less “designed” than developed—an accumulation of gestures that echo biological proliferation and structural interdependence. The smoky blue glaze—distinctly matte...

The creator of this vase designed this piece to be a strong representation of the Art Deco era. With its matte turquoise glaze with a mottled or pebbled texture, which was prevalent...

The entire piece, inside and out, is finished in an intense, matte turquoise or aqua blue glaze, subtly speckled with darker points.

Hand-thrown from heavily speckled brown stoneware, the piece is coated in a tactile, semi-matte white glaze that allows the natural warmth and texture of the clay to show through.

The contrasting textures of high gloss glaze and matte unglazed clay add visual interest to the composition.

Earthy eggshell-colored glaze with a matte surface. Carl-Harry Stålhane was one of the stars among Swedish ceramic artists during the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, whose designs are just ...

Malcolm Leland chalice planter, Model L-20, USA, 1960s matte green glaze ceramic.

The series features tall, single-stem vases — four sculptural pieces made through the slip-casting technique in white clay, coated with semi-matte black glaze. Vase with one stem, h...

The rim decorated with incised sinuous lines protrudes out slightly from the vessel. Attractive matte green and blue glaze further the botanical and oceanic themes.

The surface reveals a dialogue between rough and smooth, matte and glazed textures : a reflection on erosion, time, and the memory of landscapes.

Sculptural ceramic jug vase designed by Roberto Rigon and produced by Bertoncello, Italy, 1970's. Ceramic in matte white grainy glaze.

The vase is finished in a warm matte brown glaze, with intricate carved details worked directly into the clay, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship of mid-20th-century Czechoslo...

It is finished with a hand-brushed matte white glaze, allowing the warm undertones of the clay to subtly emerge where the glaze is thinnest, creating a sense of depth, texture, and q...

The mirror frame is comprised of speckled stoneware clay with matte white glaze. Diameter measures 17” and is about 4” deep.

Ceramic vase designed by Roberto Rigon and produced by Bertoncello, Italy, 1970's. Ceramic in matte white grainy glaze.

The series features tall, single-stem vases — four sculptural pieces made through the slip-casting technique in white clay, coated with semi-matte black glaze. Vase with two stems, ...

They were produced in stoneware with modern forms and finished with matte, feldspar glaze. These pieces are now very sought after among pottery collectors.

His studio production focused on small sculptural figures, often animals, characterised by honest materials, strong silhouettes, and a tactile interplay of matte and glazed surfaces....

Glazed and matte ceramic. Signed

Model no. 81/10A, designed by Friedrich Düpmann, produced from 1956 to late 1950s. Classic shape, matte pastel yellow glaze with brown dotted decoration.

The surface is sculpted in low relief and decorated with a mix of glazes and matte finishes, giving it a vivid yet weathered look.

A matte white glazed and chroma-printed vase designed by Stig Lindberg and produced by Gustavsberg, Sweden, 1950s.

Monumental ceramic bottle vase in a matte white colored glaze. Vase has graphite drawings of diagrams and geometric sketches from Yuri Zatrain's "Sketchbook" series of ceramic forms...

These metallic interruptions introduce shifts in light perception across the textured surface, emphasizing areas of erosion, pitting, and tactile irregularity. The contrast between m...

Ceramic jug vase designed by Roberto Rigon and produced by Bertoncello, Italy, 1970's. Ceramic in matte white grainy glaze.

Each lamp is hand built with a speckled clay body using a slab building method; and then each piece is hand brushed in a matte white glaze finish. The warm undertones of the clay bod...

Baud’s work is recognized for its pure, modern forms, often finished in matte black or white exteriors paired with vibrant interior glazes.

The piece is crafted from tactile, sandy stoneware and finished in a matte oatmeal glaze, decorated with a sweeping abstract stroke of white slip that adds movement and contrast.

This piece is made of handbuilt ceramic speckled stoneware, with a custom made matte white glaze. Each piece is entirely handcrafted.

A sculptural and soulful piece, rich in patina and presence. 🟤 Jug 2 – Matte Red-Brown – Mid 19th Century Subtle and refined, this jug is coated in a warm, matte red-brown glaze th...

Produced by their family company, Marshall Studios in Indiana beginning in 1957. The lamp features a matte cream glaze with an all over incised pattern at the base.

Produced by their family company, Marshall Studios in Indiana beginning in 1957. The lamp features a matte cream glaze with a soft yellow banding at the base.

Base is painted a matte brown. Green glaze covers the inside of the box.

The walnut elements add a warm contrast to the matte white glaze. The lamp, with harp/finial measure a whopping 48" tall.

These stoneware sculptures were glazed with matte white Carrara glaze and manufactured by Gustavsberg from the late 1940s until the 1950s.

Glazed and matte ceramic. Signed Note: Can be sold individually

The handpainted matte black glaze contrasts with the glossy finish used for the vase's eyes, enhancing the captivating quality of the piece.

Translated to Love and Desire, porcelain figure in matte and glazed finish. Two lives merge into one.

Beautiful stylish Ceramano vase in a matte brown glaze with a shimmering bronze meandering decor.

A matte beige-glazed stoneware vase designed by Berndt Friberg and produced by Gustavsberg, Sweden, 1950s.

A matte grey-glazed stoneware vase designed by Kerstin Hörnlund and produced by Rörstrand, Sweden, c. 1960s.

A sizeable matte yellow-glazed stoneware vase designed and produced by Rolf Palm, Mölle, Sweden, c. 1960s.