Vintage handmade stoneware vase featuring a striking cattail motif that reveals the natural color of the clay beneath a rich, layered glaze.

The glaze blends shades of blue with earthy brown, giving the piece a warm, organic presence. Its rounded body narrows gracefully into a slender neck with a slightly flared rim, creating a balanced silhouette that is ideal for display or for holding fresh or dried flowers.

Set of 3 handmade stoneware tumblers featuring a soft white and blue-gray drip glaze over rich brown clay. Each holds about 12 oz and is ideal for water, cocktails, or display as part of a studio pottery collection.

Hand-thrown with a slightly flared rim and gently curved sides, the tumblers show subtle variations in shape and glaze that make each one unique. The unglazed lower portion contrasts beautifully with the layered drip glaze above, and the potter’s initials marked on the base highlight their artisan quality.

Charming pair of hand‑thrown studio pottery pedestal mugs crafted from speckled stoneware in a soft off‑white clay. Each mug is decorated with a flowing band of glaze in pink, mossy green, and earthy brown that wraps around the center.

Each mug comfortably holds about 8 oz, making them perfect for coffee or tea. The artist’s initials “MMP” can be found on the bottom. The pedestal base gives this pair a beautiful silhouette that feels both vintage and timeless, making them a wonderful addition to any kitchen or display shelf.

Handmade stoneware mug featuring a playful abstract design in black, yellow, pink, and blue set against a soft cream glaze. The vibrant colors create a lively and contemporary look, accented by a blue-glaze rim and foot detail that complete the design.

The mug holds 12 oz and has a gently flared rim and sturdy handle with a comfortable grip, making it ideal for everyday use or display. The artist’s signature is visible on the base.

Large antique mixing bowl by Western Stoneware featuring a beautiful blue and orange spatter pattern on cream clay, accented by a bold cobalt blue rim.

Produced in the early 20th century, this bowl’s distinctive hand-applied design is a fine example of spatterware that remains highly collectible today. With its quality craftsmanship, durability, and timeless appeal, it is equally suited for decorative display or practical use in the kitchen.