Used Crockery

The black base, initially intended in an alpaca alloy - similar to that of common cutlery and crockery of the time -, recalls the austere solidity of metal, while the circular shape ...

It could contain household linen, crockery or even silverware. This rare 16th century chest is made of chestnut wood.

The central door opens to reveal a shelf and  plenty of storage space for drinks, glasses, crockery, etc. The end doors are serpentine and glazed, each encloses a central shelf perfe...

The glazed side doors open to reveal two shelves in each section, ideal for displaying your collectables, the central door opens to reveal a central shelf and plenty of storage space...

With its large glass doors and height-adjustable shelves, the tall top cabinet is also ideal for displaying books, crockery or other decorative objects. Additional shelves can also b...

Révérend claimed to have perfected the process in Holland; maybe it was just some kind of crockery We are Saint John, a company dedicated to the trade in antiques and art objects.

In 1955, they opened their own ceramics workshop in Paris, where they created utilitarian ceramics such as crockery, pots, vases, lamps, ashtrays and cubbyholes with strong decorativ...

Decorative vintage ceramic pot with lid by Michel Barbier (circa 1960s). This utilitarian crockery pot with lid is also a stunning work of art.

The central doors open to reveal a spacious interior with plenty of storage space for drinks, glasses, crockery, etc. They elegant ormolu decorative mounts including anthemion and ma...

A super piece for storage of e.g. crockery / porcelain, wine glasses and cutlery. Circa 1900.

At Rörstrand, Olle Alberius designed both series-produced ornaments, crockery and also unique stoneware. Some of the most common decorative series are "Titus", "Sarek" and "Lummel" a...

The central doors open to reveal a claret velvet lined interior with plenty of storage space for drinks, glasses, crockery, etc. They are flanked by kigwood crossbanded burr walnut h...

Technique : wood, furniture leg, armrest, chair, drawer, wiring, mortar, tow, water pump, lighting, inclusion-resin, tableware and fragments of crockery as food and utencils Exhib...

Technique: Modified caddie, silicon glue and glass on fabric, lighting, magnifying glass, packages, bottles, cans, mouldy food, plastic, paper, mirror and fragments of crockery... ...

This company has very long story: the "Straub & Schweizer" metal products factory in Geislingen dates back to 1853 for the production of silver-plated crockery and cutlery. To 1868 d...

Biography: Son of the ceramist Angelo and descendant of a family of Albisola majolica makers Umberto Ghersi, born in 1913 in Albisola, painter, decorator and good ceramic technician,...

The elegant porcelain thrilled royals and nobles and was not only used as high-end crockery but also displayed as status symbols in royal palaces.

The elegant porcelain thrilled royals and nobles, and was not only used as high-end crockery but also displayed as status symbols in royal palaces.

Hajek Erich Hawser Ferdinand Liebermann Raymond Loewy Martin Matschinsky Marcello Morandini Rosemonde Nairach Verner Panton Eduardo Paolozzi Raym...

Melville and Anna Bissell ran a crockery and glass shop in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Utility ceramics such as crockery, vases, lamp bases, candle holders and flower pots also became an important branch of production, and cooperation with the German manufacturer Carst...

At the beginning of the twentieth century, the manufacture, specialized in terracotta imitating bronze and copper, is managed by the sons of Giuseppe, Cesare (who opened in 1883 a fa...