Glazed Ceramic Vase with Bands of 24k Gold, Silver and Copper

A large stoneware vessel with distinct form by British studio potter John Ward (1938-2023) circa last quarter of 20th century. The form of the vase as in the artist's repertoire may be known as a "Disc Pot" due to its unique shape. It features a round flattened body that organically morphs into a tapering neck with a slightly dipped neckline. It calls to mind the Chinese "moon flask", whose origin was likely attributed to the nomads of the Islamic Central Asia. The pot is covered with a mottled cream glaze specked with brown marks, mimicking the earth deposits on an archeological object...

Large ceramic vase in deep gray/ slate matte with glazed blue, white and yellow banding (ca. 1970s, Italy). Attractive pops of bold colors against the slate backdrop and impressive s...

This large ceramic vase draws attention with its generous proportions, soft green glaze, and finely incised surface patterns. The rounded form rises gently from a narrow base and swe...

"Still in Love," a largesculptural ceramic vase with relief and pierced heart shapes by Sean Gerstley. The turquoise color comes from the traditional copper glaze. The work is from a new series of vessels with exaggerated features and patchwork glazes, representing a departure from his ceramic tile...