Vintage Crockery

The São Roque Factory in Aveiro was an important faience producer in Portugal, known for its tradition in the manufacture of utilitarian and decorative crockery. Bottom marked ‘Faian...

They show the natural marks of time and are ideal pieces for collectors or lovers of antique crockery, and can be used to decorate rustic, classic or eclectic environments.

Although the piece shows signs of use and some visible cracking on the cup, its aesthetic value remains intact, making it an excellent addition to any antique crockery collection. An...

A perfect addition to sophisticated tables or to enrich collections of antique crockery, recalling the charm and delicacy of the Victorian era.

When there was a great demand for crockery after the war, the company responded smartly.

The Sacavém Factory produced a wide range of pieces, from utilitarian crockery to decorative pieces, and was recognized for the quality and beauty of its products.

This cart has room enough for a large crockery set. This cart has only been in production for a very short period.

He has become known for his many different animal sculptures in stoneware, but also made lots of vases, bowls, lamp bases, etc., as well as crockery and other utensils. Nylund also d...

This allowed the manufactory to immediately start producing high-quality products in Dresden style sculptures, figurines, crockery, gift sets. Since, first of all, it was a private f...

This cabinet would certainly continue to play its original role as a dressing cabinet, perhaps positioned in the entrance or hall of a house, as well as that of shoe rack or cupboard...

During the 1970s, he produced this 'budget' household crockery service for mass production which proved very popular.

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

The side table has enough room for a large crockery set. The two drawers are decorated with very nice designed handles to open them up.

In later years, as part of his personal research polimaterica, he approaches to ceramics, which repeats the themes dear to his painting, attending various furnaces Albisola including...

Guerin used a very hard, impermeable, vitrifield, opaque stoneware in all his creations; all these qualities have earned it the nickname "crockery stone". These qualities are obtaine...

De Santi (curated by), The sacred art of Umberto Mastroianni. Bronze, Chalk, Crockery and Paperwork from 1928 to 1997, catalog of the Giulianova exhibition, Teramo 2001, (copied on c...

Wood,furniture leg, armrest, chair, drawer, Wiring, mortar, tow,water pump, lighting, Inclusion-resin, tableware and fragments of crockery as food and utencils MACHADO MONICA Born...

But nothing about his paintings is nostalgic or retrospective; they are rather instantaneously engaging and enlarging of vision and appetite for Scotland’s characteristic landscapes,...

Multiple pieces. Also to be sold separately. Please ask if you need to have dimensions of a certain piece or if you want to buy a single piece.

This Classic Mid-Century stoneware was designed by Jens Harold Quistgaard for Dansk in 1963, and while Dansk has reissued this pattern, these items are vintage. Deep matte grey brown...

Mid-century decorative crockery pot (circa 1960s) by Albert Thiry. A classic Thiry design and decoration scheme, the base colour is a chalky-white glaze with incised plant blades and...

A still life study of Game amongst Vegetables & Crockery. Signed lower right. On canvas. Image size: 80 x 100cm.

Small Mid-Century French ceramic decorative crockery pot by Gustave Reynaud for Le Mûrier (circa 1960s).

Handcrafted mirror decorated with broken crockery. The colorful mosaic mirror is decorated with all kinds of crockery and filled with gilt.

A pair handcrafted mirrors decorated with broken crockery. The colorful mosaic mirrors are decorated with all kinds of crockery and filled with gilt.

Vintage Lladro Spain porcelain figurine #4859 “Typical Peddler” showing a man leading a donkey laden with a large basket full of crockery. Produced between 1974 and 1985.  

Great kitchen piece for crockery and linens or use as a bookcase.

It is from a series of twelve called Stoviglie (crockery). Reference: Fornasetti: The Complete Universe, Edited by Barnaba Fornasetti, page 615, #165

HERMÈS - (Made in France) Rare Limoges porcelain crockery composed of 5 dinner plates and 5 dessert plates.

Would look great in a kitchen for glasses and crockery or a bathroom for towels, etc.

A refined oil still life depicting a single place setting with fine crockery and glassware on a crisp linen cloth. Smartly housed in a contemporary black frame with a painted gilt wi...

Stacked amongst crockery and cups, this charming still life features ripe apples, oranges, and grapes, piled high in ceramic bowls.

All have solid quality fixed spacious shelves. Ideal for crockery, dinner service, cutlery etc. Super detailing, and wonderful original cream paint, with divine patina.

An accomplished still life study featuring crockery and tableware arranged on a white tablecloth.

Absolutely the thing for storing and displaying crockery and glassware. The top half shelves consist of vitrine glass doors (original glass), which is perfect for displaying ornament...

Tall, slim and handsome vintage French two-part vitrine cupboard, absolutely perfect to store and display crockery, glassware and table linen. Consists of a high vitrine display cabi...

Lively gouache still life of fruit paired with bright textiles and crockery by Bratt, circa 1950. Signed upper left.

Delicate floral decor in blue tones. Crockery with a timeless charm that will go perfectly with a current and natural decoration.

On the left: two doors open onto a section with two shelves for storing crockery and accessories. On the right: an overhead door opens onto a bar, and in addition a drawer below.

With their modern shape and mineral hue, they will be perfect in a natural, refined and delicate decoration. Crockery with a timeless and authentic charm that will go perfectly with...

A very practical piece of furniture, sideboard with extra space for organizing crockery and glasses, but also for organizing your collections.

Measurements in cm 78x37x70h This sideboard is perfect for your bedroom or wardrobe to store your clothing in an orderly manner, but it is perfectly suited to a dining room to store ...

LARGE SCALE COLOURFUL OIL PAINTING DEPICTING FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ON A KITCHEN TABLE Green bananas, watermelon, avocado, aubergines, lemons, limes and various pieces of crockery o...

The sideboard has four doors that provide plenty of storage space for books, crockery, decorations and other items. Just made some minor repairs to the legs at the back.

You are viewing a beautiful Edwardian sideboard cabinet in mahogany Central section is a glass fronted cabinet for displaying crockery or similar Profuse inlay on all surfaces includ...

Inside, the three shelves would be a perfect place for clothes, crockery or documents. With its stature and rusticity, this armoire made in the 20th century would bring great presenc...

Over the years, Maroeska has designed a variety of items, ranging from crockery, tables, chairs, sofas, carpets, fireplaces and duvets to cutlery.

The top two drawers contain crockery holders and the third drawer is divided into separate compartments.

vintage print by Adolf Lazi - household crockery ca.1950s. On verso stamp of the artist´s workshop and number of negativ in handwriting.

Whether it is cutlery, crockery, table linen or other accessories, they can be easily and neatly organised in the spacious and smooth drawers.

vintage print: Arzberg No.2050, designer Heinrich Löffelhardt. The household crockery was awarded Grand Prix XII.Triennale Mailand.

vintage print: household crockery - on verso stamp of the artist´s workshop and number of negative in writting.

Whether it is cutlery, crockery, table linen or other accessories, they can be easily and neatly organised in the spacious and smooth drawers.