Matte Glazed

The body is wrapped in a beautiful, satin-matte sage green glaze that exhibits subtle tonal variations and fine speckling.

Hand-thrown with exceptional care, the vase features a generous bulbous body finished in a rugged, matte earth-toned glaze that evokes the raw beauty of natural stone.

The surface displays a nuanced interplay of muted green, earthy brown, and natural clay tones, enhanced by glaze variations and areas of raw texture. The contrast between the matte a...

"Non-Dual Black Squat" is a one-of-a-kind ceramic sculpture by Paige Stewart, finished in a smooth matte black glaze, whose wide, low-slung form departs from the vertical orientation...

The figures are framed in sgraffito technique, and the rest of the vase is glazed with matte black glaze with thin streacks of burghundy red and textured sgraffito lines, creating a ...

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

Unique Friedl Holzer-Kjellberg stoneware bowl, hand-crafted in her workshop for Arabia Finland in the 1950s. Matte dark brown-black glaze on the outside and a vibrant crackle glaze...

The surface is finished with a glossy red glaze on the exterior and a two-tone matte black glaze on the interior.

The surface is tactile and the glaze is matte. The vase came in several sizes and this is the largest size also being the most rare version.

The interplay between the dark matte body and the luminous glazed crown highlights Evans’ mastery of Raku firing techniques and expressive surface design.

The ceramic surface features a modular composition and each tile is hand-shaped and glazed with subtle matte tones. The tabletop is set into a wrought-iron frame, with a slender base.

The rim decorated with incised sinuous lines protrudes out slightly from the vessel. Attractive matte deep crimson glaze with ochre and slate rim in both matte and contrasting metall...

The rim decorated with incised sinuous lines protrudes out slightly from the vessel. Attractive matte deep crimson glaze with ochre and slate rim in both matte and contrasting metall...

The base is finished in a beautiful matte turquoise glaze, enhancing the soft, sensual contours of the form.

At the top, three sculptural protrusions emerge from the form, partially covered with a soft matte white glaze that creates a refined contrast against the raw clay body.

The hand-thrown vessel features a series of elegant, sweeping spiral ridges that lend a sense of dynamic movement to the architectural form. A matte off-white glaze provides a clean,...

The true power of the work lies in its surface treatment: the ceramic is covered in a rough, matte black glaze that absorbs the light. The main facade is animated by a masterful appl...

A hand modeled ceramic plaque depicting a tiger with matte black-brown-green glaze.

Round shape in fine stoneware with matte white glaze and glossy silver enamel accents.

The works of art were made of stoneware with streamlined shapes, matte-white glazes, and geometric decorations. Stig Lindberg (1916-1982) is one Scandinavia's most noted postwar des...

Hand-thrown with a distinctive conical silhouette that tapers dramatically toward a petite footed base, the vessel features a rhythmic series of horizontal ribbing that adds a sophis...

A somewhat rare and unusual arts and crafts terracotta lidded box in a beautiful matte “Grueby” like green glaze featuring gnomes, grotesques and ghouls supporting the box.

Hand-thrown from heavy stoneware, this vessel showcases a masterful study in texture and glaze contrast. The upper portion features a matte, metallic bronze-brown glaze with prominen...

A partially covered freeform ceramic bowl with perforated and incised decoration, with beautiful matte and gloss glazes.

Stig Lindberg (1951) "Grazia" vase for Gustavsberg Ceramic and silver. Fine stoneware with matte white glaze and glossy silver enamel accents.

The Awesome Insects collection now has a new member with the grasshopper, a creature that symbolizes good luck, prosperity and change. Finished in glazed porcelain, it is decorated w...

A chic Abstract composition with lots of gnarly twists and turns. A combo of matte and glazed finishes. Signed on the bottom.

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

The atelier became renowned for its artistic stoneware, bridging the decorative traditions of Art Nouveau and Art Deco with the bold formal experimentation of the postwar era. The m...

These lamps typically feature slip-cast stoneware bases with unique glazes (e.g., matte or gloss finishes in colors like grey, white, blue, or earth tones) and incised or textured de...

The contrast between the organic volume and the architectural upper section reflects Gambone’s dialogue with contemporary art movements of the period, particularly the emerging minim...

Ceramic base with walnut neck and finial. Great rough matte black glaze. Dimensions: Overall 18” tall 13” wide Ceramic Portion 5..75” tall 8” wide Shade shown for illustrative pur...

A superb architectural sculpture, Modernist, Free-Form, Geometric Abstraction, an asymmetrical assembly of matte white glazed ceramic quarter-spheres around an invisible vertical axi...

Each vase features a bottle-form silhouette with gently rounded shoulders and narrow necks, creating a pleasing progression of height and proportion when displayed together. The matt...

The bottom section is finished in a speckled, matte burgundy/raspberry glaze, contrasting sharply with the deep, glossy cobalt blue upper portion and interior rim.

This charming vintage sphere single stem vase is a quintessential piece of American studio pottery, characterized by its organic shape and complex, high-fired glaze. Hand-thrown, the...

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

The surface treatment and glazing are characteristic of Kyhn’s work: subtly textured, warm in tone, and softly variegated, lending the figure both depth and naturalism. The matte she...

The substantial, hand-thrown stoneware piece features a classic ovoid silhouette and is finished in a thick, matte beige glaze with visible throw lines and natural variations, includ...

The lamp’s vertical silhouette is animated by subtle wave-like surface, a hallmark of Besnard’s exploration of organic abstraction during the interwar period. The juxtaposition of ma...

Built through an accumulation of folded, petal-like planes, the surface is animated by hundreds of rounded nodules that create a tactile, almost geological texture. The matte black g...

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.

Circa 1979 studio piece in matte charcoal, maroon, and beige glazes with a sgraffito squiggle line motif.

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

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

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.

This hand-painted decorative tile depicts a young boy standing beside a foal and horse, rendered in warm earth-tone glazes over a matte black ground—an evocative countryside scene re...

Built through an accumulation of folded, petal-like planes, the surface is animated by hundreds of rounded nodules that create a tactile, almost geological texture. The matte black g...

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.

The rim is finished in a dark, nearly black glaze that continues into the interior, providing a deliberate visual contrast to the matte exterior surface.

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

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...

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...

Executed circa 1960, the piece features a sculptural tripod form with a softly biomorphic rim, finished in a matte charcoal glaze. #5341 The exterior is hand-decorated with whimsic...

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

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

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

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.

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

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