BENNINGTON - Large Brown Spatterware Bowl with Molded Edge - U.S. - 19th Century

Medium size antique brown spatterware bowl with molded sides - United States - late 19th century. Good antique condition - minor base rim chip (as photographed) - scratches and mi...

Vintage incised and glazed studio pottery bowl - hand formed terracotta body - signed on the base (unidentified artist/potter) - Canada (likely) - late 20th century. Excellent vinta...

LOUISE MACNAB - Vintage studio pottery center bowl - large size - wheel thrown - splash glazed decoration - signed on the base - Canada - late 20th centu...

Song Dynasty style Jun type ware conical ceramic bowl - matte caramel glaze with subtle celadon swirl decoration to the interior and splash decoration to the sides - 'earthworm track...

A nice Bavatian plate with Blood and Milk landscape and flower scenes in cartouches. Very nice piece. Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Category: Famille Rose Re...

A very nicely decorated plate with beautiful Brown Glaze and an underglaze scene in white. The rim covered with a metal ring. Dated to the late Ming or transitional period. The back...

Edwardian oak hand turned bowl, c. 1900 from England. It is made from lovely figured wood and has a gorgeous patina. Very useful for anywhere in a house!

Eva Staehr-Nielsen (Danish, 1911-76) was one of the most influential and important Scandinavian ceramicists. After completing her training at Copenhagen’s Art-Craftsman School she joined Saxbo in 1932, where she worked extensively with Nathalie Krebs. It was to become one of the most important independent studios for Scandinavian ceramics with leading designers like Axel Salto, Jais Nielsen, Hugo Liisberg as well as Staehr-Nielsen all producing designs for them. Staehr-Nielsen was highly influential at Saxbo and following its closure in 1968 she moved to Royal Copenhagen however it is her work at Saxbo which remains most sought after. Her work is held in the National Museum in Stockholm, The British Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum in New York and her prices have steadily increased with demand over the past years. This stunning and beautifully crafted Danish tea...