Mid Century Maroon Outsider Ceramic Studio Pottery Tray - Signed

An exquisite handcrafted ceramic pedestal bowl in a vibrant deep cherry red glaze. This piece exudes timeless elegance and artisanal craftsmanship. The wide, gently flared rim and robust pedestal base showcase a harmonious balance of form and function, making it both a striking centerpiece and a functional vessel. The glossy red glaze adds depth and warmth, reflecting light beautifully to enhance its visual appeal. Perfect for collectors of fine ceramics or for adding a bold accent to modern, mid-century, or eclectic interiors, this bowl can serve as a standalone sculptural statement or as a vessel for decorative arrangements. Its unique design and bold color make it a versatile addition to upscale home décor. Some of our collector buyers have suggested using this to display a vintage matchbook...

A sculptural Mid-Century Modern ceramic ashtray. This piece is in cream, and in an unusual oblong shape. The bottom is glazed in black, with a small illegible signature. The top is h...

A round studio pottery trinket dish in brown. This piece will be perfect for a nightstand, coffee table, or bar. It is round and glazed in a deep brown. The lid on the top features a...

A cream and brown serving platter for dip and chips. Created to look like an oyster shell, this unique serving platter features a mini version of itself at the center for dip or sals...

Italian Designer Ceramic - Vintage Ceramic Tray - Bitossi Style Ceramic - Collectible Handmade Ceramic Offered for sale is a vintage, uncommon a...

This stunning vintage boho ceramic tray showcases a beautifully rich, hand-glazed finish in a warm terracotta hue. Its gently curved form and sturdy craftsmanship highlight its artis...

18th Century Swedish Folk Art tray / serving bowl from Borlänge Dalarna, Northern Sweden A fantastically early tray dated 1782. It also has cut marks on the u...

A fine antique redware pie plate. Found in Virginia. In red earthenware with 3 yellow slip wave-like devices to the center. The interior of the plate is glazed while the rim and exterior remain unglazed. Simply a wonderful early piece of early American redware...