Iron Pottery

This is a large scale white Italian footbath or ice bucket with iron pulls, it is in like new condition and is marked on the underside. This piece was crafted for Neiman Marcus.

Adorned with a Textured Surface and a Gracefully Arched Handle, This Japanese Teapot Served the Purpose of Boiling Water for Customary Tea Ceremonies. Identified as a Tetsubin, Its C...

Le Creuset France orange cast iron 2 qt Dutch oven pumpkin shape pot. Circa late 20th century. Measurements: 6" H x 10" W x 8.5" D.

Here's a finely cast traditional iron teapot -tetsubin- with a deep relief samurai horse carving- an unusual and fine treasure from Japan. Immediately usable. Beautiful deep r...

During the early 17th century, the Dutch East India Company imported millions of pieces of Chinese porcelain to the Netherlands in order to meet a seemingly insatiable demand among the aristocratic class. Following the death of the Chinese emperor Wanli in 1620, the supply of Chinese porcelain to Europe was cut off and Dutch potters started to imitate it. This gorgeous vase is believed to be among those reproductions from the 18th or 19th century. It is inscribed on the bottom "Qing Dynasty Kangxi" in Mandarin. Kangxi corresponds to the name of the emperor who ruled China between 1654-1722 A.D. ostensibly dating the piece to that time period. This teapot is believed to have been realized in the centuries following, however. It is nonetheless a stunning decorative object, with its sapphire blue renderings of traditional Chinese motifs set against a porcelain white background. It also represents a rare and remarkable piece of Delft history, symbolizing a centuries old dialogue between East and West. The piece is decorated with stylized wave and cloud motifs, and traditional Chinese temple guardian lions...

A charming white bronze or iron rabbit from Japan, hand caste and dating to Mid-Century Modern era, 1950-1960. Well detailed and finely rendered. For the rabbit enthusiast. Great g...

Early 19th century cast iron pot or kettle used for cooking made from one piece. Originates Germany, dating circa 1800. (Shipping complimentary).

A group of cast iron apothecary mortars from North Korea dated circa 1900.

Early 19th. c. cast iron pot or kettle used for cooking made from one piece. Originates Germany, dating app.1800 (shipping complimentary)

Amphora in classical style after the Greek model with mythological motifs and decoration in the form of leaf work and Meander. Denmark, circa 1840. The vase...