Hand made pottery drinking cups by Mary Graybill, Sandpaper Grove Pottery. Very rustic with blue-gray glaze. Approx. 3.5" x 4" tall

These four ceramic relief owls mounted on a natural wood slab look like the work of Mary and Tom Blakley. The Blakey's were prolific Florida ceramists working in the late 20th C. 12” x 52”.

A plate for musical serving by Mary Graybill of Sandpiper Grove Pottery. 9 1/2” diameter.

Tall, square, yellow vase decorated with pink and teal dragons. 20” tall.

In the 1960s ceramic artists in West Germany developed a technique using a thick, textured glaze they called lava. It created unique and beautiful affects on pottery pieces. This vase decorated with red slashes on black and black and white background is from the period and was made by Scheurich. 15 1/4” tall.

23” tall.

Large, pretty vase made and hand decorated in Spain. You can put it to work holding umbrellas and canes or just let it decorate your space. 11” Diameter x 19” tall.

Another great high style piece from Uttermost. The large, white lacquer, ring vase is set with polished strips of mother of pearl for a subtle glow. 18.5” x 5” x 20” tall.

A large, rectangular ceramic planter with scrolled ear lugs on the corners and decorated with parrots and trees. Transfers with hand painting 13” x 10.5” x 8” tall.

Stoneware pitcher with jug with low relief appliqué and silver rim. Around the middle of the pitcher, above and below a band of bacchants among grapes and grape leaves, is the motto, "Good is not good enough. The best is not too good." Made in England, circa 1880. 8.5” (handle to spout), 8.75” tall.

Patrick Lee Dougherty (1951-2023) said of his work, "Though I am inspired by the making of demanding forms on the potter’s wheel, the confrontation involved in successfully painting on those forms is what motivates and excites me." This vessel is a perfect expression of the master craftsman's art. Signed P. Dougherty. 13 3/4” diameter, 22” tall.

Beautiful blue and white floral decoration on a large earthenware tray. You mights use it on an ottoman or for serving of just for display with the rest of your collection. 17” x 22”

Big blue and white sunflowers, with a bumble bee, on a hexagonal plate. Tiffany and Co. 13” diameter

Blue and white porcelain has been a popular home decorating accessory for hundreds of years. These pots display beautifully when empty—especially on a soffit—or with plants. Each is 13.5 diameter x 10” tall.

This stoneware baker can go into the oven, but the turquoise blue glaze is so ravishing you'll want to keep this piece out on display. Made in Denmark, signed Nils on bottom. 16.5” x 10” x 3.5”.

Graceful serving piece with lovely blue and white decoration for a space or gravy or pouring cream on fresh berries. Made in Denmark circa 1980. 6”x 2 1/2” x4” Tall.

Assorted pieces from Juliska's Pewter line, Portuguese made tableware with a gray, metallic finish.

Blue and white pottery is most associated with Chin and Holland, but ceramicists in Portugal have done some beautiful work with that classic palette too. 12” x 10.5 x 3” tall.

Art pottery two-part vase or maybe a desktop organizer. Terracotta with white glaze. 7” x 3.5” x 5.5” tall.

Something exciting and new for your table—Tourron has Black matte bodies and glossy mustard interiors with a discreet white rim. Each plate, bowl and mug is hand made and the glaze creates a unique texture for more individuality. Made in the Drôme region the South of France by Jars Ceramistes.

Large ginger jar with gold lid and vase decorated with an underwater view of fish Crackle finish. 17” Diameter x 27” Tall.

Naxos exemplifies a contemporary yet classic aesthetic. Simple, geometric shapes give depth and texture to this pattern while the white color serves a clean canvas for you to present your own culinary works of art. We have service for 12 plus serving pieces. Made in France.

Imported from the Philippines. 8.5” wide x 20” tall.

Pretty Chinese pots to display pretty orchids or other plants inside or on your lanai. Each has a matching saucer. 5” to 7” tall.

Belle-Ile by Gien is the perfect china pattern for seafood. The service is French faiance decorated with crabs, crawfish, mussels and lemon slices on a pale blue border. We have 8 each dinner plates, rimmed bowls and coup bowls plus a platter, serving bowl and gray boat. Made in France 1997-2005. Bowl as found.

Beautiful air of Chinese porcelain canisters hand painted with scenes of court life and combat. The tops and sides are mostly covered with cranes (symbolizing longevity, good fortune and harmony) on cobalt blue. 8 1/4”x 11” Tall.

Gorgeous Italian Renaissance style hand painted wall plaques from Ravello, Italy. Love that deep cobalt blue glaze! Choose this portrait of Beatrice or a knight—or take both. 20” Diameter

Another Ravello wall plaque, this one of a knight with the same Renaissance style luscious cobalt blue. 20" diameter

Le Voyage de Marco Polo was designed by Gianni Versace for Rosenthal Studio Linie. It features oriental motifs and saturated colors. The cups feature gorgeously attired camels on orange background. The white saucers has peacock feathers in the center and around the rim as well as black and orange bands with gold designs. Made in Germany by Rosenthal. Cup: 3-3/4" x 2-5/8" x 2-3/5 tall. Saucer: 5-3/8” x 1/2” deep We have 6 of these cups and saucers in stock.

Antique (or nearly) Art Deco shelf sitter wearing her very racy—for the time—swimsuit. Made in Germany, 1920s. 2 1/2” x 4” x 3” tall.

Two piece porcelain set consisting of a pierced, octagonal bowl (9" x 9" x 5" tall) and a matching plate (10"). 9” Diameter x 5” Tall.

Pair of green vases with natural twine detail around the neck. Rosewood stands included. 10” diameter x 25” tall.

Magnificently decorated Chinese foot bath. The interior is like looking a pond rich with fish, crayfish and even a crab among lotus and other underwater plants. The exterior is shows stylized lilies growing from golden tendrils. 17” x 10.5” x 8”.

The Sanxing are Chinese Star Deities. Here you see Fuxing (holding a small child, representing Jupiter and Shouxing (holding a peach of immortality) representing Canopus. White bisque with turquoise glaze. Each is 20” tall.

We have a service for 8 of this enchanting French chinoiserie pattern as well as a large serving platter serving bowls, creamer and sugar bowl. Made by A. Raynaud and Co., Limoges, France.

Limoges box with a hand painted snake coiled on the top and some eggs painted on the inside. 3-1/4” x 2-1/4”.

Modern pottery covered jar, artist signed. 5” diameter x 5.5” tall.

air of low, wide, stoneware vases or pots with Chinese blue and white decoration featuring fish, lotus, flowers and undulating grass. These will be a stand out pair in your blue and white collection. 12” diameter x 11"

Pair of wide belly vases with handles decorated with red dragons over blue clouds. Kangxi Emperor marks (1662-1722) on bottom. 10.5” diameter x 12.5” tall.

Quan Yin is the ancient Chinese goddess of mercy and a Buddhist Bodhisattva. She pours loving kindness on the world from the bottle in her left hand. This exquisite porcelain statue is delicately molded and minutely detailed. Late imperial period. 9” x 5” x 21” tall.

Colorful Chinese ginger jar with markings from the reign of Qianlong Emperor (1736-1795). Rosewood stand included. 7” Diameter x 9” Tall.

Dark blue pot with crimped top and gold handles has colorful decoration featuring a lady being serenaded by her lute playing love. Made in Asia for export to the West. 10” x 7” x 5” tall.

Japanese Imari style octagonal bowl will enhance any room. 9.5” diameter x 4” tall

Pair of Raynaud cachepots decorated with sprigs of blue clover and gold. These will be exceptional holding some white orchids. Made by Raynaud & Cie, Limoges, France. 9” x 7” x 7” Tall.

Highly textured antique, English, majolica pitcher features primroses against a cobalt blue background of boards above a basket weave base. The handle is curved twig. Circa 1900, made in England. 5” diameter x 8” tall.

Adorable ceramic lamb statuette made in Italy. 16” x 6” x 12” tall.

This jug was designed especially for the Diplomatic Reception Rooms of the US State Department and based on a circa 1810 Chinese Export original. Made by Vista Alegre in Portugal. 7” x 4.5” x 7” Tall.

Zwielbelmuster, as it is called in German, was introduced in Meissen in 1739 and has been popular ever since. Interestingly, there are no onions painted on blue onion china—those are peaches and pomegranates on the rim. We have service for 8 and over a dozen separate serving pieces. Made in Czechoslovakia, mid 20th C.

Artistically rustic hand built earthenware planter or wine cooler made of burlap textured fish scales with incised lines below. Artist signed and dated 1977. 6.25" x 7.5"

Pale green Chinese plate and cup abundantly decorated with colorful flowers, birds and butterflies.