BULTHAUP Earthenware Vessel, Bread Box

BULTHAUP vessel, appears to be originally a bread box. Earthenware, reads as BULTHAUP, lid is absent. Rubber feet on underside. Surface wear present. Measures approx 6.5 inches h and 15.5 inches w. Br

Unusual,Scottish majolica bread box, heavy, early 19th century hand painted and crafted in gorgeous colors for storing bread.The earthenware piece has handles on either side for lifting and raised des

Kaneta Masanao, Hagi pottery vessel, Kaneta Masanao (Japanese, b. 1953), Hagi vessel with cover, 1999, glazed earthenware, signed and dated on underside of foot, with cedar storage box inscribed "Hagi

Two Japanese glazed earthenware objects. Comprised of a glazed tea caddy with lid and woven cloth pouch, 3" high. Together with a lidded ceramic box, 3" long, 1.75" wide, 1.25" high. Each piece in a w

DESCRIPTION: An excavated likely Korean earth-ware vessel of Silla (ancient Korean kingdom: 57 BC-935 AD). Silla is located in the present southern Korean Peninsula. The characterful blackish hard ear

1970’s. Signed and titled on the underside, Claude Conover “Etelcab”. The squat square vessel with a cylindrical neck and foot, with textured surface. Height 9 ½”. Width 14”. Depth 14”. (

A gothic revival chalice with paten, spoon and sacramental bread box. The chalice was made of gold-plated silver and marked with a D. Made by De Cauter A.J - Cardon in Ghent, Belgium. Chalice marked:

unmarked; with figural handles; 17 inches high

An earthenware vessel Jomon period (c1rca 10,000 BC-circa 300 BC) The vessel with a flared shoulder and narrow base, the surface with impressed cord decoration and applied scrolling coils around the r

signed to underside; of squat spherical form on a low foot, decorated with horses; 11 inches wide; 6 1/2 inches high

A Chinese earthenware vesselheight 10 1/2in (26.5cm); width across handles 10 3/4in (27.5cm); depth 8 1/2in (21.5cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Collection, Southern California.

Group of Peking glass squat vessels comprising: 1.) Black to brown vessel with foo lions. [3 1/2" H x 6" W]. 2.) Brown to yellow with fantastical creatures. [2 1/2" H x 4 1/2"]. 3.) White to pink with

(lot of 2) French rustic earthenware vessels, including: (1) triple-handled vessel, remnants of turquoise finish, ornamented with textured bands, cork stopper at side spout, approx 12.5"h, 13"diam; (1

Large Otto and Vivika Heino glazed earthenware vessel, circa 1965, the shouldered rim with choked neck and cylindrical body having continuous gestural foliate sprays, 22"h

School of Charles Loloma Hopi, (1921-1991), a pierced and lidded stoneware vessel, signed with unidentified artist's symbol. height 21 1/4in, diameter 9 1/2in Footnotes: Provenance Estate of Georgia L

Polychromed ceramic food vessel, Pre-Han era._x000D_ Size: 7" T_x000D_ From the collection of a local collector.

Redware ceramic vessel in the form of a squat man with spout opening at head, likely pre Columbian. 8" H x 6.5" W x 4" D.

Vintage Sunbeam Bread Themed Bread Box with Cutting Board, restored. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 10.5 x 17.5 x 11

A Turkish earthenware storage vessel ex. Dupont Estate. Size: 26" H x 16" W x 16" D

French Henri II style bread box, turned finials with many turned bars, single door with carved accents, rising on cabriole legs 36 x 31.5 x 14" We happily provide seamless shipping services on every

Title: Red Enamelware Bread Box Provenance: Early to Mid 1900’s Dutch Red Enamelware Bread Box. Original Hardware and in Excellent Age Related Condition. Size 18”x 8”x 6” Shipping: Domestic: F

Nice original patina. From an East 86 St NYC estate. Dimensions: 42.75" x 31" x 17"

mixed lot of doll kitchen parts, 2 tins with knob, sheet metal, lithographed, 4 cm, bread box, towel rack German Description Konv. Puppenküchenteile, 2 Dosen mit Knauf, Blech, lithogr., 4 cm, Bro

19th century, probably Mid Atlantic in origin. lead-glazed with acorn finial and relief decoration of leaves and vines. possibly Moravian. H14 1/2" From the private collection of Janet and Buck Tolber