1950s Ceramics

Rare ashtray model "bear hand" in a bright yellow glaze with charmy cracks designed and made by Georges Jouve in the 1950s. In good vintage condition and sig...

Ashtray designed by Georges Jouve and Mathieu Matégot. Manufactured in France, circa 1950. Green ceramic, metal and rattan. Signed. In good condition, with minor wear consist...

A large yellow unique Midcentury Swedish bowl in stoneware by Rörstrand, designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane. The bowl is marked as 2nd quality because of some minor marks from the produ...

Yellow and black ceramic bowl in Rockabilly style; the colors are vigorous and strong; the very particular shape makes it capacious and comfortable; produced in northern Italy in 1952. The word "Rockabilly" is a combination of "rock and roll" and "hillbilly" (a derogatory term used to define the Appalachian mountain people and, in a generic sense, meant country boor); Rockabilly was a musical genre developed in the early 1950s, it was one of the first forms of rock & roll. It was a fusion of bluegrass, country, boogie-woogie, and jazz, originally from the southern United States and was played and sung by artists such as Buddy Holly...

A rare rectangular glazed earthenware vase by Renato Bassoli (1915-1982) in bright sunflower yellow with seven random pierced openings, circa 1959.

Yellow Majolica oyster plate Vallauris circa 1950 with starfish on the center.

Yellow majolica box with a cicada on the handle. The piece is signed Sicard, circa 1950. Provencal style.

Pol Chambost yellow and black glazed ceramic vase n°709B, circa 1953.  

Ashtray designed by Georges Jouve and Mathieu Matégot Manufactured in France, circa 1950. Ceramic and metal. In good original condition, with minor wear consistent with age and...

Freeform piece by French ceramist Mado Jolain in yellow and black.