Mediterranean Ceramics

Measuring 8 inches in diameter by 2 inches high, this bowl reflects the craftsmanship and individuality of mid-20th-century studio ceramics. A versatile decorative accent, ideal for...

Their pieces are inspired by ancient Mediterranean ceramics. She then moved to a studio on rue Daguerre between 1951 and 1957, then to a studio on rue Bezout from 1957, where she con...

Wabi-Sabi Antique Mediterranean Terracotta Jug – 19th Century Rustic Folk Pottery A soulful wabi-sabi piece of hand-crafted Mediterranean terracotta pottery, dating to the 19th cent...

Rectangular tray Mediterranean design Shades of blue Glass enamel Gold plated copper Cloisonné Limited edition Each piece is individually crafted and is unique. The cloison...

The precise craftsmanship showcases Gerbino’s signature style, inspired by traditional Mediterranean ceramics and modernist design principles.

Beautiful displayed alone as a sculptural vessel, grouped with other antique Mediterranean ceramics, or used with branches and organic arrangements.

There’s something very instinctive about them, like Mediterranean ceramics seen through a more refined, Parisian lens.

More than decorative objects, they are true works of art infused with history and soul — perfect for enriching a collection of Mediterranean ceramics or adding an iconic, colorful ac...

Its small scale makes it ideal for display on a shelf, side table, kitchen counter, or within a collection of Mediterranean ceramics, where it brings texture, history, and a quiet pa...

This 1970s French glazed pottery platter is a celebration of color, culture, and craftsmanship—a perfect piece for those who appreciate authentic regional ceramics and bold artistic ...

The earliest evidence of ceramics in Savona dates back to the 12th–13th centuries, when the city became one of the most important centres for ceramics in the Mediterranean.

Whether displayed alone or grouped with other antique Mediterranean ceramics, the piece carries a strong architectural presence and timeless Southern Italian character.

Whether used for serving food or as a decorative accent, this object has strong aesthetic presence, ideal for interiors with a Mediterranean, rustic, or eclectic style. Key features...

Displayed alone or grouped with other antique Mediterranean ceramics, the piece carries timeless Southern Italian character and a quiet architectural presence.

The vase is finished in a rich green tone, a color often associated with classic Mediterranean ceramics, bringing warmth and natural vibrancy to the piece.

The intentionally distressed surface gives the jar a sense of depth and history, evoking the look of antique Mediterranean ceramics while maintaining the quality and craftsmanship of...

Expertly crafted from ceramic and finished with a glossy glaze, the vase features carefully applied brushwork that highlights the artistry and heritage of Mediterranean ceramics. Th...

The sculptural form and vibrant coloration evoke the decorative ceramics of the Mediterranean tradition, where natural motifs were transformed into highly collectible tableware and s...

Produced in Italy during the mid-20th century, this piece reflects the celebrated tradition of Mediterranean fruit-form ceramics that became highly sought after for their whimsical e...

It pairs beautifully with other vintage ceramics or Mediterranean-inspired décor and can also be styled with dried florals, small branches, or as a standalone accent piece.

Perfect for display on a console table, mantel, sideboard, or entryway, it can also serve as a centerpiece in a curated collection of vintage ceramics or Mediterranean art pottery. ...

The “Essence of Form” collection was born from a deep-rooted connection to Mediterranean traditions and a lifelong dedication to the art of ceramics.

The “Essence of Form” collection was born from a deep-rooted connection to Mediterranean traditions and a lifelong dedication to the art of ceramics.

The “Essence of Form” collection was born from a deep-rooted connection to Mediterranean traditions and a lifelong dedication to the art of ceramics.

The “Essence of Form” collection was born from a deep-rooted connection to Mediterranean traditions and a lifelong dedication to the art of ceramics.

Part of Aldo Londi’s iconic Rimini Blu series, this hand-turned fire-clay vase is engraved with rhythmic stamped motifs and finished in a luminous crystalline glaze that amplifies it...

Dimensions: H 13 cm / 5.1" W 13.5 cm / 5.3" D 2.5 cm / 1" About the Artist: Roger Capron (1922–2006) is among the most important figures in post-war French studio ceramics. Working ...

Ideal for display on a console table, mantel, sideboard, or shelf, the urn also pairs beautifully with other vintage Italian ceramics or Mediterranean-inspired décor. Maintained in ...

The combination of its sculptural shape and hand-painted decoration makes it particularly appealing for interiors that appreciate European country style, Mediterranean décor, or vint...

Its large scale makes it particularly impactful as a statement piece, ideal for display on a console table, mantel, dining room sideboard, or within a curated arrangement of vintage ...

It pairs beautifully with rustic wood, neutral ceramics, and Mediterranean-inspired interiors, bringing a quiet and lived-in presence to the space.

Its sculptural shape also allows it to stand beautifully on its own as a statement accent, or it can be incorporated into a curated arrangement of vintage ceramics and Mediterranean ...