Italian Brutalist Ceramic Planter, 1970s

Unique ceramic vase displaying exceptional techniques in glazes, Brutalist styling and shape. We have not been able to find any references of this design number/series. Besides the c...

HF Gilt is a renowned Icelandic ceramic pottery studio. The clay used in this piece is made from pumice stone collected from Icelandic volcanos. The ...

Beautiful Danish Modern chamotte stoneware bottle/mallet shaped vase. Designed by Jette Hellerøe for Axella Design during the early 1970s. The abstr...

Curated set of 2 ceramic pieces. A pot shaped bowl/planter from Dot keramik in Denmark circa 1970 and an unknown square fat-lava vase or small planter from the the early 1970s. The s...

Midcentury ceramic cachepot by Giovanni Toccafondo, (circa 1970s). Stylized with abstract geometric forms and delicate hues over an off-white background, it is a delightful piece. Th...

Lovely French vase in stoneware, ceramic. . La Borne - France. . 1960 - 60s . In the style of Denis Gatard, french ceramist but not identified. . Dimensions : Height : 37 cm Diamet...

This wonderful footed earthenware planter can be used as a vase or bowl. It presents as an impressive object in it's own right, or can be used as a plant pot holder. Based on ancient Middle Eastern hand-building and mineral glazing techniques, it has wonderful Organic Modern styling potential, but will also interest those who like ancient pottery and/or the Brutalist aesthetic of the 1970s. It was purchased in the late 1960s or early 1970s from Israel by a dedicated collector of ceramics for use as an Ikebana vessel, and shipped to Australia...

A striking mid-century stoneware planter by renowned California ceramicist David Cressey, created for Architectural Pottery during the 1960s–1970s. This impressive vessel perfectly e...