Fruit Bowl Sandy Finish Golden Edge Hand Painted Porcelain Made in Italy

Michelangelo Bianco is an elegant tableware ideally suited for formal occasions and intimate events. Plates are decorated with a light beige enamel at the center. They feature a new,...

Hand painted in Italy from the finest porcelain, this Dafne Fruit Bowl has a narrow pink and blue dotted rim surrounding a broad, delicate golden decor of stylized flowers, the cente...

Handcrafted in Italy from the finest porcelain, this Berry Craquelé Edge salad bowl has an original golden crackled rim emphasizing the blue yellow and green decor...

Hand painted in Italy from the finest porcelain, this Michelangelo Salad Bowl is material and earthy, like the great Renaissance Master's work. It conveys classical beauty and elegan...

This is a contemporary studio pottery fruit bowl. An English, ceramic decorative serving dish dating to the turn of the millennium. Unusual form, with a distinctive decorative fin...

Bring out the good stuff! This centerpiece is entirely hand-blown crystal and painted in gold.

Glitzy fruit bowl makes the perfect centerpiece for fruits or florals, or even use a serving dish while entertaining your most glamorous guests. Crafted from hand-blown crystal and h...

Hand thrown porcelain bowl with polychrome and 24K fire gilt accents. North America, 21st C Chase Gamblin Chase Gamblin is an artist primarily working in ceramics. Currently, he is an Academic Specialist and Studio Coordinator for the Ceramics Department at Indiana University in Bloomington, IN. Gamblin received his BFA in Ceramics at the Appalachian Center for Craft in Smithville, TN in 2007. He then studied and received his MFA in Ceramics at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX. Gamblin traveled nationally and internationally for residencies in Vicchio, Italy (2008), Sanbao, China (2009 and 2012) and University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, ND (2010-2011), where he also taught as a ceramics visiting lecturer. He also taught at Cumberland University in Lebanon, TN as an adjunct professor while building and putting in place the ceramics program. He has taught several workshops at several institutions including Queens College, University of North Dakota, Vanderbilt University...