This vintage signed stoneware ceramic pottery bowl is a rare mid-century modern piece with a beautiful blue and brown color scheme. The round bowl features a reticulated pattern and a glossy finish, adding to its decorative appeal. Handmade with an incised backstamp, this art pottery item stands at 3.5″ tall and has a diameter of 7″, making it a unique and stylish addition to any home decor collection. No PO Boxes please.
This vintage ceramic seahorse console bowl with a mid-century modern footed base is a rare and unique piece handmade in the United States during the 1960s. The intricate design and craftsmanship make it a valuable collectible for those interested in retro and mid-century decor. The seahorse motif adds a whimsical touch to any space, making it a standout piece in any collection.
This product is a vintage XL mid-century modern teakwood bowl from Sowe Konst, Sovestad, Sweden. Manufactured in the 1960s, this bowl showcases the intricate craftsmanship and design characteristic of the mid-century modern style. Made in Sweden, this teakwood bowl is a unique collectible piece that adds a touch of retro charm to any space. Perfect for vintage enthusiasts or those seeking a statement piece for their home decor. NOTE: There are some stains in the bottom of the bowl and marker stains on the side of the bowl that can be rubbed off. The bowl measures 4.75 inches tall, 12.5 inches long and 15.25 inches wide.
This KAJ Franck Lauffer Enamel Bowl Set is a rare find with its wonderful mid-century modern colors and original 1960s design. The set includes three bowls made of enamel, perfect for all occasions and adding a touch of retro charm to your kitchen. These hand-wash only bowls are in great condition and will be a unique addition to any collection of vintage dinnerware. Set is enameled steel in minimalist Scandinavian design from Finland. Possibly a salad set with one large bowl and 2 “same size” smaller bowls. Only a few very small chigger bites on the rims.
The product is a rare 1950s Danmark staved MCM Danish modern Jens Quistgaard Canoe bowl, made of teak wood and measuring 20 inches in diameter. This collectible item reflects the Danish culture and is perfect for adding a vintage touch to any kitchen or dining space. Its unique design and high-quality material make it a desirable piece for collectors of mid-century modern furniture and decor. A hairline crack may have been repaired at some point but barely noticeable and well done. The bowl looks great for its age.
A hand-turned old growth teak bowl with very thin sides that measures 8 1/4″ diameter X 4″ tall. It is signed “Espenet” “Teak” and dated “’56”. The bowl has (3) brass plugs on the bottom to fill the holes left by the screws that attached the blank to the lathe. The sides of the bowl are extremely thin. Very hard to find another bowl by Espenet inscribed with the date. In good original condition with untouched original surface. Arthur Espenet Carpenter (1920 -2006) was an important early proponent of Studio Woodwork in Bolinas, CA. In 1950 his work was chosen for the MoMA’s Good Design Exhibits.
This is a RARE and collectable mid century modern ATOMIC ERA serving/bowl or planter by ROSELANE Pasadena dating from the 1950’s. This bowl has a beautiful glossy turquoise glaze with black geometric accents. It is marked “Roselane Pasadenda-Calif 14″ on the underside. It measures approximately 13″ in length, 4 1/2 wide, and 3 – 4 1/2″ in height. This item was made in Pasadena, California. There is one dark “line” on the interior of the dish measuring approximately 1/4 on the interior of the bowl (photographed). It is very difficult to see. There is one “bubble” visible in the glaze at the rim of bowl where the height transitions (photographed). Please review all photographs and details of thelisting. I do my best to painstakingly describe each item, butvintage items are expected to show some signs of age and ware. As aresult, I have created a new account. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!