"Dove in Flight, " Art Deco Masterpiece in Cerulean and Lemon Enamel by Winter

Boldly designed and brilliantly glazed in tones of turquoise-aqua, jet black, white and gold, this dish sports an exotic phoenix bird resting on a filigreed tree branch, with one wing raised high. The colors are glorious, especially the full-bodied turquoise of the background. The artist was Waylande Gregory, one of America's greatest sculptors and ceramicists before and after World War II. He was prodigious and indefatigable, producing a wide range of sculptures and wares in ceramic during his years working with Lorado Taft...

Entirely unique and vividly glazed in tones of lemon yellow, silver and white, this set of 21 Art Deco dishes includes a very unusual large bowl, 10 dinner plates and 10 dessert plat...

Created by Edward Winter, one of the masters of American enamel artistry in the 1930s, 40s and 50s, this low bowl features a composition of hydrangea flowers and leaves at its center...

Bathed in a vivid, fresh jade green glaze, this large and rare low bowl featuring a Phoenix bird at its center, its wings outstretched, was designed by Waylande Gregory for Cowan Pot...

This vintage ceramic bowl by Charles Voltz, crafted in Vallauris during the 1960s, showcases a charming hand-painted green bird design on a speckled white background. The bowl is a fine example of mid-century French pottery...

A Wedgwood blue lustre bowl decorated with hummingbirds, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones circa 1920. Daisy Makeig-Jones’s lustreware provided respite from the horrors of World War I...

A large decorative platter with decor of birds/doves designed by André Baud for Vallauris, France mid-1900s. With hallmark and signature of artist and maker. With signs of age and...

Beautiful modernist enamel on copper pedestal bowl/dish done by Joseph Trippetti and dates from the 1950s-1960s. The enamel design features birds and flowers. Wonderful color and des...