Accolay Pottery Jug with Handles

A ceramic vase in a beautiful glaze of blue and brown produced by Accolay Pottery. Founded in the 1950s in Accolay, France, the Accolay studio became well known after it produced but...

A lovely vase made by Accolay Pottery in France. One of a collection of Accolay pieces in our inventory, its brilliant color and unique shape make it exceptionally beautiful.

A unique and beautiful faience jug attributed to French ceramicist Emile Tessier. One of a series in our inventory, this vase not only has a beautiful form, but it features hand-scu...

A large terracotta olive jar with a lovely worn, painted finish. Because of its grand scale, the piece is really more of a decorative piece that can fill a corner or add architectur...

French ceramic vase by Accolay (Circa 1960s). An elegantly elongated flower vase with both matt and lustrous black sections provides surprise and delight. The shape takes inspiration...

Accolay 20th century design ceramic vase or pitcher Signed under the base Original perfect condition height 22 cm Large 12 cm

20th Century Belgian ceramic vase. This expressive vase features a bulbous form with a wide flared rim and a twisted black glazed handle that adds sculptural contrast. The softly var...

Art Déco italian glazed ceramic vase/amphora with handle and double spout By: unknown Material: paint, ceramic Technique: enameled, glazed, hand-crafted, molded, painted, pressed Dimensions: 11 in x 14 in Date: early 20th century Style: Art Déco Place of origin: Italy This glazed italian ceramic vase from the early 20th century exemplifies the Art Déco style with its sleek form and decorative fish motif. Crafted from clay, the vase features a bulbous body tapering to a narrow double spout handle at the neck. Delicate blue glaze in varied hues envelops the surface, including the stylized fish adorning the front. The bottom is signed "Ullum 56". Ceramic production flourished in Italy during this period, as artisans blended traditional techniques with modern aesthetic sensibilities. Clean lines and geometric or natural designs characterized italian Art Déco ceramics...