Ceramic Jema Rooster, 1950s

Add the charm of the French countryside to your home with this large, colorful and rare ceramic rooster sculpture. Crafted in France circa 1960 in the style of Paul Comolera or Louis...

A gorgeous porcelain obelisk on a marble base. The lovely white color porcelain obelisk with highly crated white, hand painted love birds on the top. Great condition. Italy 1950s. ...

A rare and elegantly stylized ceramic cat sculpture attributed to Brayton Laguna Pottery, crafted in Laguna Beach, California, circa 1950s. This piece is a striking example of mid-c...

A monumental shaped ceramic vase in various beautiful colors and patterns. Measures: Height 43 cm.

Pair of Bronze Sculptures of Fighting Roosters, Japan, circa the 1950s A pair of beautifully and lifelike sculpted bronze roosters with red-painted rooster combs and wattles. These i...

Ceramic rooster. This figure is molded with attention to detail, from the carving of the feathers to the animal's proud and watchful stance on a base that simulates a rock. The vibra...

Large Whimsical mid-century Italian object of art crafted in porcelain depicting a rooster with vegetable body parts. Signed indistinctly on the bottom.

'Bucchero' female head / bust attributed to Giò Ponti and Carlo Alberto Rossi. Mid 20th century, Italy. This is a rare and marvelous little mid century ceramic head / bust by Carlo Alberto Rossi after a design attributed to Giò Ponti. Very stylistic and elegant. The ceramic gets its characteristic black color through a special process in which the oxygen is removed from the red clay. So no paint or varnish is used. This is a technique that dates back to the Etruscans. Many works by Carlo Alberto Rossi and his brother – with whom he collaborated – have the characteristic black color. The Rossi brothers collaborated with the famous architect and designer Gio Ponti. Several of his designs – including this head – were executed in the Rossi’s studio. The collaboration was a great success. Some of the works were also shown at the IX Triennale of Milan in 1951. Please note we have a selection of 'Bucchero' pieces by Gubbio artists C. A. Rossi, Sebastiani and Elio Cerbella...