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The invertible cube, signed, colored and handmade by Paul Schatz, 1898-1979. Anthroposoph, Artist & Mathematician, (authenticity confirmed by Paul Schatz Foundation). Measures...

Sergio Camilli. 'Snail' or 'chiocciolona' objects, designed in 1974. Measures: Large snail: 95 cm wide, 65 cm deep and 50 cm high. Small snail: 62 cm wi...

Illustration of Italian creative freedom in the mid-20th century, the Calice bar was designed by Aldo Tura, renowned for his innovative use of lacquered goatskin and his distinguishe...

Primitive tripod table. France, late 1940s. Sculptural and distinctive, these three-legged “cricket tables” — a form once commonly found in rural French and British homes — are craf...

Elegant and simple hand thrown and with a brown glaze with a subtle band of contrasting color by Herbert Sargent who was a TV and movie writer who work...

Experience the timeless beauty of Japanese craftsmanship with this exquisite ceramic pottery vase. Meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans, this vase showcases the rich artistic traditions of Japan. The vase features a sleek and elegant design, with smooth curves and clean lines that exude a sense of understated sophistication. Its graceful form captures the essence of minimalism, creating a harmonious balance between simplicity and elegance. Crafted from high-quality ceramic, this vase boasts a stunning glaze that accentuates its unique texture and adds a touch of depth to its surface. The glaze beautifully reflects light, creating a mesmerizing play of colors that enhances the overall aesthetic appeal. Embracing the principles of wabi-sabi, a Japanese philosophy that embraces imperfections and celebrates the beauty of nature, this vase showcases subtle irregularities that make it one-of-a-kind. Each delicate brushstroke and subtle variation in color and tone tells a story, adding a sense of authenticity and charm to the piece. Whether displayed as a standalone art object or adorned with a carefully arranged bouquet of flowers, this Japanese ceramic pottery...

A Group of Three 20th Century Art Pottery Pieces, From left: Bottle vase inspired by Shoji Hamada and Bernard Leach. Thick crimson "orange peel" glaze, accentuated light rust edges, pooling at the foot, 20th Century, Unmarked. The bottle measures 10 3/8"-inches high x 5 3/4"-inches wide x 3 1/4"-inches deep. 2nd) A German Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) vase with two sweeping handles, Circle of Richard...

Dutch Studio Pottery Vessel 1960s Immerse yourself in the tactile beauty of this Dutch Studio Pottery Vessel, a captivating piece from the 1960s that embodies the essence of mid-ce...