NJ Roseti Vases

A very beautifully made and sculpted wood-turned weed vase by famed American (Mendocino, CA) artist/ sculptor Doug Ayers. The natural. organic wood grain is quite spectacular in this...

Smurf vase is a decorative piece made with hundreds of iconic figures from the past. It is part of the ‘Cherished’ collection, Diederik Schneemann’s latest project revolving around t...

Paul Philp (British, born 1941) Contemporary hand built stoneware vessel 54cm high, 30cm wide, 14cm deep Stamped with potter’s seal to base In perfect condition Paul Philp ( born...

Extraordinnary contemporary Japanese collectible Kutani porcelain incense burner, vessel, intricately hand painted with pure gold on an elegantly shaped body in a stunning deep blue,...

Christina Muff, Danish contemporary ceramicist (b. 1971). Very large stoneware vessel. The glaze is greenish turquoise with black and golden hues. One of a kind. Measurements : 34...

At its core, my work rejects the idea of perfection. Being free of flaws and defects directly contradicts my idea of freedom of expression, and I see my work as a vehicle for communi...

Beautiful master work for the German, Bauhaus artist ceramic/ pottery vase Marguerite Wildenhain .Signed Pond Farm plus her mark. Including handles measures 8.5 inches. alone diamete...

Contemporary Jesmonite vessel - Acacia by Malgorzata Bany. ACACIA vessel takes inspiration from daily cleansing rituals and the process of natural decay. The construction of these pieces is a very intuitive process of carving away the material and by doing so the foam mould is created. In such way every mould can be used only once and every piece is complitely unique. In addition, the richly textured body of acacia vessel has been inspired by Japanese Tsukubai...

Slanted Bronze/White Stoneware Vessel by Artist from Melbourne Australia, Andrew Plymin. Andrew Plymin is a graphic designer, garden and landscape designer, and artist. This vessel i...

Contemporary Jesmonite Vessel - Acacia by Malgorzata Bany. ACACIA vessel takes inspiration from daily cleansing rituals and the process of natural decay. The construction of these pieces is a very intuitive process of carving away the material and by doing so the foam mould is created. In such way every mould can be used only once and every piece is complitely unique. In addition, the richly textured body of acacia vessel has been inspired by Japanese Tsukubai...

Christina Muff, Danish contemporary ceramicist (b. 1971). Large, one-of-a-kind, hand-modelled, round vessel made of reused stoneware clay. This work is unglazed and is made from ma...

At its core, my work rejects the idea of perfection. Being free of flaws and defects directly contradicts my idea of freedom of expression, and I see my work as a vehicle for communi...