Midcentury Ceramic Jar

Mid-Century Modern Pair of Ceramic Pitchers by Alessio Tasca, 1970s, Italy

A pair of beautiful lidded porcelain jars with an amazing hand-painted gold pattern. From the

A pair of beautiful lidded porcelain jars with an amazing hand-painted gold pattern. From the

A pair of beautiful lidded porcelain jars with an amazing hand-painted gold pattern. From the

animal figures By Aragon Acoma USA, Circa Mid-20th Century Measures: 6"W x 6"D x 4.25"H. Very good

jar. This lidded porcelain vessel dazzles with a rich black ground adorned in radiant pastel florals

This pair of celadon ginger jar vases features a timeless and elegant design. Each jar is crafted

A set of blue glazed ceramic jars with original cork tops, incised with the French words for

A collectible ceramic cookie jar shaped like a drum, trimmed in red and decorated with a drummer

Vintage 1960s pair of Chinese celadon lidded ginger jars. They display lovely form with incised

Mid-19th century french glazed porcelain apothecary/pharmaceutical jar with lid - 'CERAT: SIMPLEX

Delicately white glazed and Fluted pottery jar or lidded bowl designed by the two brothers Esben

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

: 1910 Country of Manufacture: France Style: Classical, French, Mid-Century Product Code: LA-1811424

This medium jar was likely used to pickle and preserve food by generations of families in the

Mid-19th century french glazed porcelain apothecary/pharmaceutical jar with lid - 'EXT: QUINA R

This medium jar was likely used to pickle and preserve food by generations of families in the

Mid-19th century french glazed porcelain apothecary/pharmaceutical jar with lid - 'CERAT: C: OX

warm climate. In this process, they discovered that they could use ceramic strainers to drain off the

1307. As the Anatolian Seljuks embellished their magnificent structures with colorful ceramic tiles

traditionally stored in its brine). Glazing and lime-washing are techniques that has been used for centuries by

traditionally stored in its brine). Glazing and lime-washing are techniques that has been used for centuries by

structures with colorful ceramic tiles, Konya became an esteemed global hub of ceramics (and remains so today

meals, these olive oil küps have held “liquid gold” for Anatolians for centuries. Today, this piece

Studio ceramic octagonal shaped bowl and lid with a slightly twisted handle. The piece is incised

century Style: Neoclassical, Napoleon III Place of origin: France Crafted in mid-19th century France

since the 11th century. . Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green

traditionally stored in its brine). Glazing and lime-washing are techniques that has been used for centuries by

since the 11th century. . Using an ox horn while the clay is still wet, the Kınık artist drips green

Kınık is a traditional Anatolian pottery technique that blends control and chance to create one-of-a-kind designs on the surface of each piece. This small Kınık Küpü was likely used ...

meals, these olive oil küps have held “liquid gold” for Anatolians for centuries. Today, this piece

. The “green glaze” technique marks an epoch of ceramic innovation in Anatolian artistic history. One of

meals, these olive oil küps have held “liquid gold” for Anatolians for centuries. Today, this piece

This handcrafted lidded jar originates from Indonesia and features a richly textured terracotta

: Southeast Asia (likely Northern Thailand) Period: Mid-20th Century, circa 1950–1970 Material: High-fired

This handcrafted lidded jar originates from Indonesia and features a richly textured terracotta

for centuries by Anatolian ceramicists to refresh, seal, and protect a clay vessel. Cheese is a

the Anatolian Seljuks embellished their magnificent structures with colorful ceramic tiles, Konya

Enhance your decor with our Vintage Asian Hand Painted Foo Dog Ginger Jars - A Pair. These

American studio pottery lidded jar by ceramist Todd Warner, circa 1962. Jar features a creamy

A beautiful stoneware lidded marmalade / jam Jar with amazing glaze. Made by Arne Bang, at

Danish modern 1960s ceramic vase/jar produced by Soholm Pottery. Original label in Danish on the

Vintage majolica hand painted lidded jar - eggplant form - molded ceramic - unsigned - mid 20th

Vibrant vintage Chinese hand-painted, ovoid form porcelain lidded ginger jar, circa 1960-70s. The

A collection of seven apothecary jars in a Provence style. Each painted apothecary or pharmacy jar