David Leach Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Middle Kingdom Hermit bowls are modeled after traditional wares that were fired rim down. This firing style saved kiln space and obviated the need for saggars (firing boxes). The hum...

Set of 2 Helice black porcelain bowl by Studio Cúze Dimensions: W 15 x H 6 cm Materials: porcelain Studio Cúze I am a Berlin based Japanese ceramic artist. I completed the Desi...

This terracotta mixing bowl has a green glazed interior, made for mixing in the kitchen. It’s a wonderful example of antique kitchenware and can...

Beautiful set of eight vintage handmade Chinese Longquan celadon porcelain plates featuring a delicate raised fish and aquatic foliage motif. ...

"Vivid Verdure": Set of 11 Vintage Green Majolica "Lotus" Plates, by The Haldon Group Dated 1983 A vibrant and collectible set of eleven vintage majolica-style pottery plates, produced by The Haldon Group in 1983. Modeled with a striking, high-relief "Lotus" pattern, these plates are a superb example of the late 20th-century revival of Victorian naturalism. Each plate is entirely covered in a rich, emerald green glaze that pools beautifully in the recesses of the molding, creating depth and highlighting the intricate details. The design features a central lotus flower surrounded by large, overlapping ribbed leaves with textured veins and curling stems. The Haldon Group was renowned in the 1980s for their high-quality decorative ceramics that paid homage to antique English and French faience, often rivaling the originals in modeling sharpness. Markings: Printed Mark: The reverse bears the distinctive black logo of The Haldon Group (a stylized "H") and the copyright date ©1983. Condition: Excellent vintage condition- The green glaze remains glossy and bright. No chips or cracks observed. Measurements: Diameter: 8 1/2 inches (21.6 cm) Historical Context: Founded in the late 20th century, The Haldon Group became famous for their "majolica" style wares, particularly their teapots and service ware. Their "Lotus" and "Cabbage" lines are highly sought after today by "Grandmillennial" style collectors who mix them with antique Dodie Thayer or Wedgwood green glazed...

This exquisite Chinese porcelain vase combines the subtle sophistication of the traditional celadon glaze with the decorative opulence of the famille rose palette. The soft jade-gree...

Middle Kingdom Hermit plates are inspired by traditional wares that were fired rim down. This firing style saved kiln space and obviated the need for saggars (firing boxes). The humb...

A set consisting of a post-modern milk jug / creamer and a sugar bowl with lid from the 1980s. From the „Cupola“-series, designed in 1985 by Mario Bellini and crated by Rosenthal stu...

This hand-thrown studio pottery bowl is a sophisticated example of contemporary ceramic art, defined by its masterful use of reactive glazing. The vessel features a rich, warm amber ...

This striking original studio pottery bowl is a visceral exploration of texture and contrast, embodying the raw energy of 1970s Brutalist design. The vessel features a heavily textur...

Pair of bottle shapped iridescent celadon porcelain lamps. Chiseled and gilt bronze mount on an openwork circular base decorated with cartouches and swirls, two openwork handles and ...

A beautiful 1940s asymmetrical leaf platter made by American studio potter, Mariana van Allesch. Signed. Biography: Marianna von Allesch was born Maria Anna Steudel in Germany. ...

studio pottery cracked glaze pitcher. signed by artist " dee" 2002 dark brown/black glaze with a natural color crackle glaze. well made studio/possible student piece.

A celadon colored porcelain floral motif vase, by H. Bequet Quaregnon, Belgium, c. 1940. This decorative vase would look great displayed in an array of interior styes. The celadon and gold trimmed...

A wonderful glazed pottery garden seat or pot stand formed as an Maharaja elephant in ceremonial dress, mid 20th century in date. The stylised white polychrome elephant is dressed i...