Vintage Ceramic Containers

1970s Arab bust head earthenware pottery container with lid.

A mid-century pottery container in the shape of an owl. Perfect for storing dry goods in the kitchen. Made by Poppy Trail Pottery of California.  

Shapely pear form lidded container ambitiously crafted with woven reed in several patterns over a ceramic vessel.

Vintage ceramic lidded container with uniquely shaped handle.

The structure is in walnut wood and has eight compartments of the same size, a compartment for porcelain vases, two lined trays with drop-down doors, two central doors, two corner do...

In the front elevation there are 8 identical compartments, one of which divided into 4 to contain white ceramic spice containers, on the sides 2 openable compartments that contain re...

A vintage ceramic lidded container by Dunhill. Made in Italy.

For your consideration is a gorgeous set of seven ceramic containers, that fit into each other to form a hexagon, signed on the bottom by Tyrone Larson.

Round ceramic and brass container with a brass bottom and removable lid with ceramic top.

Futurist ceramic lidded container, airbrushed by Angelo Simonetti for Galvani.

1960s ceramic lidded container by California artist, David Stewart.

Japanese older antique handcrafted, hand-painted miniature ceramic owl incense container -Kogo- in mint condition.

A unique Lidded terracotta majolica style jar with three dimensional flowers around and a rooster atop the lid. The container could be applicable but likely more decorative. The piec...

Vintage French jewellery containers with decorative ceramic lids by Mithé Espelt (circa 1970s).

A cool majolica ceramic lidded pot or container with pineapple shape.

It was founded in 1948 by Gainey family members and specialized in producing high-quality, handcrafted ceramic planters and containers. The company gained popularity for its distinct...

This unusual parrot was designed to be used as an ice bucket or wine chiller. It features a ceramic turquoise blue container with a metal plated top in the shape of a head's parrot.

Vintage Japanese Hagi ceramic mizusashi, water container for tea ceremony.

This enameled container was designed by Italian ceramicist Franco Bucci for Laboratorio Pesaro in mid-1960s. It is made of stoneware and it is signed under the base. Franco Bucci wa...

vase ceramic container fornasetti

Capron ceramic containers originally for tobacco.With natural cork large stoppers

Large Mahogany Center Table by Silvio Coppola for Bernini, 1968, with Four White Ceramic Container Inserts.

Lidded bamboo form ceramic ice container bowl, the black lustre glaze lid having a bamboo form handle, by Pol Chambost, French 1950s.

A lovely pair of ceramic turquoise pineapples with lids. *Sold Individually* Small: 3.75" Diameter x 5.75"H $280 Large: 6.25" Diameter x 9.75"H $650

A charming collection of vintage Italian hand-painted bundled asparagus ceramic boxes, tureens and canisters dating from the mid-20th century.

Circa 1960s handmade green painted ceramic cabbage container with lid by Jean Rogers.

Signed original hand thrown containers from Sweden Ca.1950

Lovely hand painted ceramic wall container box designed by Laila Zink for Kupittaan Savi Finland in the 1960s.

A Pair of Turquoise ceramic Tea Container with an octagon shape, hand painted with original lids having cranes, peaches and chinese symbols over the turquoise background

Pair of Chinese ceramic Octagon, hand painted, TEA CONTAINERS. Beautiful yellow ground.

Small vintage blue and white ceramic tea leaf container from China.

A HAND MADE GLAZED SQUARE WHITE CERAMIC BERRY CONTAINER, REALISTICALLY MODELED AFTER THE WOOD ORIGINAL, WITH METAL STAPLES, MADE BY THE AMERICAN APPLE PIE COMPANY, circa 1980s.

Villis worked almost exclusively in high-fired stoneware, but none of his ceramic objects were "containers." Each was purely a formal exercise, with no more pretense to utility than ...

Very nice lamp with polished copper accent around the top edge. A two part ceramic 6 1/2" deep container is fitted inside, with the rattan post that houses the light bulb, has lots o...