Bowl
ROBERT EICKHOLT Controlled Bubble Glass Bowl
- Controlled bubble glass bowl by Robert Eickholt
- Dated circa 2008
- Scalloped and flared top
- Warm tone and unique texture throughout
- Signed and dated at the bottom
SAN MARCO White Ceramic Monkey Bowl
BERHENT STOLTZ Ruffled Edge Art Glass Bowl
- Ruffled edge art glass bowl by Berhent Stoltz (1978-2009)
- Vibrant orange and yellow with clear negative space
- Stunning ruffled silhouette with a rounded base
- A unique and breathtaking piece perfect for any home
Vintage CARL-HARRY STALHANE for RORSTRAND Stoneware Bowl Circa 1950
- Dated vintage, circa 1950
- Stoneware bowl by Carl-Harry Stalhane, renowned Swedish ceramic designer, for Rorstrand
- Gorgeous striated glaze with tones of black, brown, and golden yellow
- Maker’s marks on underside
Vintage GUNNAR NYLUND for RORSTRAND Bowl Circa 1960
- Dated vintage, circa 1960
- Made by Gunnar Nyland (1904-1997), well-established ceramic artist, for Rorstrand
- Made in Sweden
- Hare's Fur glaze with black transitioning to rust brown
- Maker’s marks on underside
AIMO OKKOLIN for RIIHIMAEN Water Lily Crystal Bowl Circa 1988
Vintage Hungarian Ruby and Cut to Clear Glass Bowl
EDWIN AND MARY SCHEIER Ceramic “Jonah and the Whale” Bowl
This ceramic bowl by American potters Edwin (1910-2008) and Mary Scheier (1910-2007) offers a stylized representation of a classic Biblical parable, depicting the prophet Jonah resting in the belly of a large fish. Revered as central figures behind the American pottery revival that comprised part of the mid-century modern design movement, the Scheiers worked independently and collaboratively, producing award-winning work over a number of decades at their studio in Durham, New Hampshire. This modest, yet inspiring bowl is crafted with an earthy, dark gradient glaze and has been signed on its underside by the artists.
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Antique Meiji Era Thousand Flower Satsuma Bowl
Believed to be sourced from the Meiji Era (1868-1912), this antique bowl has been crafted in the traditional Satsuma style of Japanese pottery and features a textural surface that has been covered with a colorful, thousand flower patterning. This beautiful piece of cultural décor has been trimmed with gold on its edge and is signed “Shimazu” on its underside by the unknown potter.
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