Hardwood Ceramics

This is a small antique mortar and pestle. An English, ceramic and beech apothecary or cookery aid, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. ...

1930s table lamp in the Art Derco style with Chrome fittings and Wooden base. The lamp has a shade made of acid-etched milk-glass giving it a matte, surface, and provides Down-light ...

Light wood box holding tea or coffee cups and saucers and cups with no handles in Asian styles. handle cup 6- 3" x 3"h, saucers 6- 5.5" x 0.75"h, cup...

This Set of 19th century Chinese tea bowls with wooden lids have been made around 1880. The pieces have been been beautiful painted in a lighter and darker blue color on an off-whit...

1970s table lamp in the Vintage style with brass fittings on a metal and Wood base. The lamp has a shade made of acid-etched milk-glass giving it a matte, white surface, and provides...

Vintage Mid Century ceramic Mortar and Wood Pestle, Made in Italy Traditional hand-crafted vintage Italian footed mortar in white ceramic with tile pattern...

These amazing pair of French Mid-Century Modern face ceramic table or bedside lamps are conversational and very sophisticated. They are from the late 50's or early 60's. They are oh ...

Nice example of this Classic midcentury Scandinavian paper Bin by Martin Åberg for Rainbow Servex in Sweden Very good vintage condition with some wea...

A fine quality Danish art pottery mustard or jam pot by Arne Bang, the reeded beige stoneware base with a teak cover decorated with a silver and bone finial, together with its original handmade sterling silver spoon with bone handle. Signed and numbered with AB monogram and 128 on the base. Arne Bang (1901-1983) was a celebrated Danish sculptor and ceramicist who grew up in a family of artists. His father was a painter; his sister a ballet dancer, and his brother was a glass designer and architect, with whom Arne often collaborated. Bang studied sculpture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen from 1920-1925 and again from 1928-1929. With his brother, he traveled to Paris in 1925 to contribute to the Danish Pavilion at the World Exposition. While there, Bang was exposed to the arts and design of Japan, which greatly impacted his later aesthetics. Bang’s early works received high praise both critically and commercially. His thesis project of 1929, A Fallen Warrior, won the Academy’s Gold Medal and was permanently erected in 1942 as a memorial to fallen World War II soldiers...

Midcentury set of six ashtrays with teak stand. by Pacific Stoneware, circa 1967.  

Monumental ceramic studio-made ceramic and teak lamp designed by Jane & Gordon Martz for Marshall Studios, circa 1965. Original teak finial is present. The lamp base is signed. N...

Gorgeous Chinese hand-decorated urn shaped fish bowl jardiniere featuring scenes of flowers and exotic birds. Colorful with gilt highlights and a ...