Michael Cohen Studio Pottery Mirror

Sculptural wall mounted mirror features glazed ceramic frame with Arts and Crafts style relief decor. Minimal, Organic Modern palette of mocha and latte brown semi-matte glaze does n...

Sculptural wall mounted shadow box mirror in glazed ceramic stoneware by artist Michael Cohen, USA, circa 1970. Artist's studio mark on side of slab. Stamped on backside as well as o...

A fun and unique domed studio pottery lidded jar with a textured pattern reminiscent of snakeskin and with stamped flowers. Marked illegibly on t...

A stylish stoneware studio pottery lidded container with brushed designs by renowned studio potter Janet Leach (British, 1918-1997) dating from around 1965. The container is of squat wide cylindrical shape and heavily hand potted standing on a flat round base. The cover with a small lip sits neatly in the top recess and the container has brushed tenmoku designs applied to the cover and base with tenmoku glazes to the inside and inner cover. The outer body unglazed. The container was made at the Leach Pottery in St Ives and bears impressed pottery...

Unique midcentury decorative dish. Hand painted and etched decor, circa 1950s. Signed. A Classic example of the 1950s California Craft movement...

Round wall mirror by Aldo Londi for Bitossi, beige glazed ceramic and leaf motifs, Italy, 1960s. Italian Mid-Century Modernist handcrafted beige-taupe terracotta glazed ceramic circular mirror...

Extremely rare. An illuminated ceramic mirror from the esteemed house PAN Ceramics. There are four e14 sockets attached. Can also be operated with LED.

A very stylish Lowerdown Pottery stoneware studio pottery vase decorated in the foxglove pattern by renowned potter David Leach (British, 1911-2005) dating from around 1965. The heav...

Contemporary white enamel ceramic mirror by Frederic Bourdiec. Size: 32 cm x 32 cm x 5 cm (depth) Signature: Initialed ‘F B’ bottom left Made in Marseille, France About: Architect and ceramicist Frédéric Bourdiec believes that an object must be understood. His pieces speak of the geometry of the city, the aridity of the HBM (French low coast habitations) where he grew up or of the brutalist and functionalist architecture of the 50s/70s. He thinks that mathematically and structurally everything should be possible, so he tests the constraints of the material, the oven, the cooking and the deformations. He questions finesses, staves, assembly modes and textures. He finds a strong resonance in the work of the ceramics of architecture by Pierre and Vera Szekely...

Beautiful glazed decorated, stylized and graphic design vase revealing a contrasting matte blue green underglaze. Unique handcrafted piece. Signed.