German Bowls and Baskets

Peill & Putzler textured clear glass centerpiece bowl, made in Germany during the 1970s. Its low, broad form rises into two curved sides divided by a deep central opening, giving...

Article: Pottery ceramic shell bowl element Producer: Karlsruher Majolika, Germany Decade: 1950s Original vintage 195...

Made in Germany, 1930s-1940s. This high-quality trinket bowl / candy holder is made in white and gold glazed porcelain by Karl Tutter for Schaubach Kunst. It is. vintage piece, th...

Original German vintage hand painted Kronester, Bavaria small triangular shape decorative ceramic plate. Hand painted with stylized floral design decorative porcelain plate. Signed and numbered. Hand made in Germany. Kronester, Bavaria 969. Could be used as a stylish vide poche or decorative hanging plate.

A hand-painted Rosenthal Monbijou porcelain berry bowl from circa 1900, pairing ripe strawberries and delicate blossoms with one of the factory’s most elaborate early forms. The frui...

Matching pair of porcelain nesting bowls from Dorothy Hafner’s Flash series for Rosenthal Studio-Line, produced in Germany during the 1980s. Both ...

Matching porcelain vase and bowl from Dorothy Hafner’s Flash series for Rosenthal Studio-Line, produced in Germany during the 1980s. Both pieces f...

by Helmut Wolf (*1940 Idar Oberstein), German gemstone cutter and artist whose works were presented on the occasion of state visits to, among others: Queen Elisabeth II, President Ji...

Mid-Century German Ceramic Cake Plate with Flower Motifs from Limburg, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attri...

Mid-Century German Pottery Bowl from Hk Trenck Keramik Kellinghusen, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attribution mark. Additional information...

Mid-Century German Small Ceramic Bowl from Dümler & Breiden, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attribution mark. Additional information: Materi...

Small Mid-Century Bowls from Marschner Kunsttöpferei, 1960s, Set of 4, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is complet...

Vintage German Pottery Bowl from Wormser Terra-Sigillata, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1970 to 1979 This piece has an attribution mark. Additional information: Materials: Ceram...

Mid-Century German Pottery Fat Lava Bowl from Scheurich, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attribution mark. Addit...

Mid-Century Minimalist Glass Vase, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 Additional information: Materials: Ceramic Color: Beige Styles: Mid-Century Modern Country o...

Vintage German Colorful Glass Bowls from Eisch, Set of 2, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1970 to 1979 This piece has an attribution mark. Addi...

Mid-Century West German Pottery WGP Bowls, 1960s, Set of 2, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969. Additional information: Materials: Ceramic Style: Mid-Century Modern Coun...

Mid-Century German Ceramic Bowl with Lid, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969. Additional information: Materials: Ceramic Style: Mid-Century Modern Country of Orig...

Mid-Century Brutalist German Studio Pottery Bowl by Gerhard Liebenthron, 1967, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attribution mark. Additional informat...

German Art Deco Bowl from Roesler Keramik, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1920 to 1949 This piece has an attribution mark. Additional information: Materials: Ceramic Color: Ivory...

Brutalist German Ceramic Bowl and Candle Holder from Jasba, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attribution mark. Addit...

Mid-Century German Studio Pottery Bowl by Erika Pierny, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attribution mark. Additional information: Materials: ...

Article: Set of seven glass shells Producer: WMF, Germany Design: Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld Bauhaus Decade: 1950s-1960s Description: Original vint...

Beautiful and rare Postmodern Memphis era, serving plater in porcelain made in Germany, circa 1980s, perfect condition like new never used.

This black and opal-orange studio glass bowl was produced by the Glasfachschule Zwiesel in 2012 after a design by Hans Wudy. Its low circular form centres on an opal-orange overlay t...

Fabulous Orivit signed metal and cut glass Tazza in exceptional condition. The base is a stunningly Art Nouveau sinuous gold coloured metal, with a flower head knop to hold on the glass top. It is signed Orivit 2259 on the base dating it to around 1900. The top is clear colourless glass with a wavy edge and cut with branches and leaves. Orivit A.G. Cologne-Ehrenfeld & Braunfels. Rhine Province or Rhenish Prussia, Prussia (now North Rhine-Westphalia) Silberschmied / Silversmiths The company was founded in 1894, as "Rheinische Broncegiesserei für Kleinplastiken " in Köln-Ehrenfeld by Wilhelm Ferdinand Hubert Schmitz (b.1863 - d.1939). From 1896 they started making luxury items in a new alloy,"Orivit Metal", consisting of 89.85% pewter 7.9 % antimony 1.9 % copper and 0.12 % silver. In 1900 the factory changed its name to "Orivit A.G. fur Kunsthandwerkliche Metalwarenfabrikation" and in 1901/02 a new factory was built in Cöln- Braunfels, complete with a revolutionary new Huber Presverfahren hydraulic press, capable of producing 3650 kiloponds per square centimetre. Finding itself in financial difficulties, Orovit A.G was purchased in 1905 by Württembergische MetallwarenFabrik. In 1906 Orivit A.G. acquired Orion and 60 of their designs were carried over into the Orivit range. W/MF marks were used from 1907, although Orivit marks were still visible in the old moulds.The designers were Carl Sigmund Luber...

A Large German Repousse Brass Alms Dish, 17th Century These dishes were originally used as everyday flatware by the wealthy during the Medieval period, serving for food or for holding water for hand-washing. They also served as a display of wealth and status. When they went out of fashion in the later 17th century, many were donated to churches and used as collection plates, which is how they acquired the name "alms dishes". Purpose: While historically used for collecting donations for the poor and charitable purposes, they were also commonly used as offertory plates in churches for collecting offerings during services. Historical Use: In medieval times, these brass dishes served as everyday flatware for the wealthy, used for food or holding jugs for hand-washing. They also served as displays of wealth and status. Transition to Alms Dishes: When they fell out of fashion as domestic items in the later 17th century, many were donated to churches and used as collection plates, leading to the name "alms dishes". Decorative Function: European paintings of home interiors...

WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik), Germany. Two small Art Deco "Ikora" bowls. Beautiful green patina. Abstract design. Dated 1937. Marked. In excellent condition. Dimensions:...

A German Repousse Brass Alms Dish, 17th Century These dishes were originally used as everyday flatware by the wealthy during the Medieval period, serv...

Erwin Eisch Collection, Vintage vase, thick-walled, heavy - art glass Stylish, German, hand-blown art glass vase from the Erwin Eich Collection, made in the Eisch Frauenau glasswo...

A small hammered brass dish with interior etchings by Hayno Focken for Thand-Arbek [Thand-Arbek HP].

Article: Ceramic shell bowl Producer: Ceramano, Germany Designer: Hans Welling Decade: 1960-1965 This original stu...

Beautiful round figural and floral motif serving dish of Joséphine Bonaparte by famed porcelain maker PM & M Bavaria, Germany. Round in form, the d...

Bleikristall Crystal Basket, Germany This Bleikristall crystal basket from Germany features a striking, vibrant green color, enhanced by its distinctive, deep-cut pattern. The design...

Porcelain decorative plate "Madame Récamier", Ackermann & Fritze, painter: A. Rock, after François Gérard, Germany Additional Information: Materials: Gilding, porcelain, unde...

An unusual piece of art is this oval, shallow bowl or serving plate by Jasba from ceramic. Beautiful decorative, glaze comes in a classic mid-century colour scheme with beiges, red, ...

Tabacco box, Pot in Majolica. Characters Decor pattern. Brown and blue color. It has been made in Germany circa 19th century. Signed Western Germany.

A beautiful Mid-Century Modern decorative serving platter. Perfect for adding a little pop of color to any table setting, this piece by Lorenz Hutschenreuther is hand painted with a ...

Article: Set of two glass shells Producer: WMF, Germany Design: Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld Bauhaus Decade: 1950s-1960s Original vintage 1960s set of t...

Porcelain decorative plate, Meissen, Germany, end of 19th Century Additional Information: Materials: Gilding, porcelain, underglaze hand painting Vintage from the 19th century ...

A German Repousse Brass Alms Dish, 17th Century Origin and Function: These brass dishes were primarily made in Nuremberg, Germany, and were initially ...

Article: Brass metal shell plate element Origin: Germany Material: Brass Wonderful metal element shell plate made in Germany in the 1950. high quality 1950s handmade fabri...

Charming hands-free painted porcelain dish with platinum rim. Hands-free painted in a classic winter decor with a skier, mountains and trees. Completely h...

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A pair of festive, elegant silver baskets with a square base, standing on four spherical feet; the sides gently curved outwards and featuring regular vertical and diagonal cut-outs, ...

beautiful handblown bowl by Karl Wiedmann for WMF Ikora from the 1930s.

This is a Koziol Plastic Eve Bowl, initially designed by Robin Platt for Koziol in 2009. This particular example was produced in Germany and dates to 2009. The piece is comprised of ...

WMF large hammered brass charger or tray.

Gianni Versace for Rosenthal. Large "Jungle" porcelain cover plate / dish with gold decoration and green leaves. Late 20th century. In perfect condition. Measures: 38 x 2.8 cm. ...

Large porcelain decorative plate, Meissen, Germany, second half of 19th century Additional Information: Materials: Porcelain, gilding, underglaze hand painting Vintage from the ...

Completely handmade porcelain bowl with a hands-free natrualistic painted fox figure in brown colors. The fox is sitting in the middle of the bowl for decorating nuts or sweets aroun...

Signed Emilio Pucci “Florence” porcelain XL bowl for Rosenthal, Germany, 1969-1972. This large Rosenthal porcelain bowl features the celebrated Florence décor, a vivid radial composition set against a luminous sky-blue ground. Turquoise, pink, black and white motifs extend from the centre toward the rim, giving the bowl the graphic energy and colour confidence associated with Emilio Pucci’s fashion designs. With its wide 31.5 cm diameter and low 5 cm profile, the piece has strong visual presence without feeling heavy. The glossy blue exterior and deep raised rim frame the interior pattern beautifully, making this Emilio Pucci Rosenthal...

Large Italian Venetian made Murano art glass bowl attributed to Pauly and Co. circa 1930s. This is a magical piece of glass - measuring a large 34cms / 13 inches (approx.) in diamete...

Porcelain - Large fruit bowl. Made of molded and embossed German porcelain from the 20th century; polychrome and gilded decoration; hand-painted; depicting bacchantes and floral moti...

A Rare and Fantastic Set of Twelve Late 19th Century German Dresden Collector Plates Each plate finely painted with a different historical or mythological portrait...

Gilbert Portanier’s “Alta Mira” porcelain wall plate for Rosenthal Studio-Line combines expressive ceramic art with late 20th-century German design. The matte white surface is decora...

Hand-painted ceramic vase by Dietmar Liedke for Karlsruher Majolika, made in West Germany during the 1970s. Incised lines travel around the body in loose graphic bands, dividing area...

A German Repousse Brass Alms Dish, 17th Century Origin and Function: These brass dishes were primarily made in Nuremberg, Germany, and were initially ...

Hinting at the demimonde of Paris after World War II, this rare and atmospheric bowl/platter depicts a lamp post flanked by a sailor with his cap and bandanna, and a blonde woman in a tight sweater and pair of fashionable Capri pants. The setting is a rundown section of the city, probably near the docks, and the ragtag background of houses and the striped alley cat complete the picture. This piece was made by the famed Ruscha ceramic...

Peak Bowl from Orrefors is made of thick, clear crystal with a motif inspired by the majestic mountain peaks from the northern regions of Scandinavia. The bowl is decorative as well as functional. Designed by Martti Rytkönen.