Cast Iron Bowls and Baskets

Mid Century Modern Ikebana Tripod Planter, Japan, c.1955.

The Mothership Catch All, as the Hampton Coliseum in Virginia was affectionately dubbed by concertgoers, uses blended color bands to embody the spirit of the venue where the Grateful Dead played their infamous secret show billed...

A pair of Japanese Letter Boxes crafted in woven cane. The fine baskets were made for the high end San Francisco retailer, Gumps. Crafted from fi...

Japanese Raku catch all Japan, circa 1960’s Ceramic vessel with a crackle glaze finish perfectly reveals a rich organic undertone with hints of blush an...

A beautiful small Italian Murano catch-all, showcasing the artistry and vibrancy for which Murano glass is celebrated. Expertly crafted, the piece features an array of multicolored ...

Vintage thick walled blown glass "Catch-All" bowl by Murano Glass, circa the 1970s. The bowl is in very good vintage condition with no chips or scratches and measures 4.5"W x 4.5"D ...

Midcentury iron catch all or fruit bowl with atomic balls legs, the 1950s.

French wicker & iron standing ashtray catch all In the style of Raoul Guys Wonderful entry piece to use as a key tray Handwoven stitching detail Natural variations in color Beautif...

Vintage modernist footed ceramic bowl / catch all by Richard Saar, circa 1950's. The bowl is in very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks and measures 10.75"W x 4.75"D x 3....

For your consideration, a vintage-style oval metal wire basket with handles, often used for decorative or functional purposes such as holding fruit, eggs, or general storage. Produc...

Robert Picault French ceramic vessel France, circa 1950’s Can be used as an ashtray or catch all Vibrant pattern, color, and design No structural damage Patina from age and use Marked identification Additional Robert Picault pieces are available, please see other listings Last photo is for reference only This listing is for a single ashtray...

Incredible striking vintage Murano glass piece can be used as a bowl, ashtray, or "pocket emptier", featuring the "Bullicante" controlled bubble technique with gold inclusions, circa...