Square Ceramic Raku Fired Turquoise Dish by Sten Borsting

Small ceramic bowl with oily green glaze and geometric arrow incisions. Designed by the Danish ceramist Thomas Toft and manufactured at his own studio during the early 1960s. It is s...

A stylish centerpiece bowl or elegant planter in Raku glazed stoneware. Executed with a hand-glazed geometric pattern. Anonymous scandinavian designer/maker in the style of Gertrud V...

Kidney shaped ceramic art dish with a scenic motif of two persons. Style abstract expressionism. Designed and manufactured anonymously in Italy during the 1950s. It is numbered 236 a...

This rare curved white glazed ceramic bowl was designed in 1938 by the Swedish ceramist Wilhelm Kåge. It's a part of the soft forms lin (Fin: Mjuka Formernas). The open organic and b...

Decorative bowls fired in the traditional Japanese Raku method, with yellow or white smoke-stained crackle glaze. Octagonal or square rim. Not food-safe.

European studio ceramicist. Unique ceramic bowl in raku-fired technique. 1975. In excellent condition. Signed HD 75. Dimensions: D 12.5 x H 8.5 cm.

Large handcrafted ceramic centerpiece dating back to the 1970s. Of certain Italian production but of unknown manufacture, this large plate shows a signature engraved on the base consisting of two intertwined letters "FS" that we have not been able to attribute to a ceramist or a manufacturer. the design of this centerpiece is essential, with an almost primitive shape that appears as a large bowl with low edges. The surface is rough and textured on the outside and very smooth with a crackle effect on the inside recalling Japanese Raku ceramics...

A stunning raku fired decorative bowl is designed by Michel Brainin from Honfleur, France. The impressive size is 21 1/4" Diameter x 2 3/8" H, weighs 23 pounds. This wonderfully hand-crafted decorative bowl would look wonderful on any table or large countertop. Very good vintage condition. Similar to Paul Soldner pottery...