Collection by pulltab
LUCIE RIE, two stoneware pouring vessels each glazed in manganese and white, circa 1970s.  Photo: Zigzag Modern
LUCIE RIE, two stoneware pouring vessels each glazed in manganese and white, circa 1970s. Photo: Zigzag Modern
HELLA JONGERIUS Two large pots, 1997.  Unglazed porcelain.  Photo: Phillips.
HELLA JONGERIUS Two large pots, 1997. Unglazed porcelain. Photo: Phillips.
To create this speckled piece, Kingston, New York–based ceramicist Robert Kessler  works with zinc-based glazes that form crystals when cooled slowly after firing. Visual variations are made by adding amounts of cobalt, zinc, iron, silver, and tin oxides.
To create this speckled piece, Kingston, New York–based ceramicist Robert Kessler works with zinc-based glazes that form crystals when cooled slowly after firing. Visual variations are made by adding amounts of cobalt, zinc, iron, silver, and tin oxides.
Jean-Claude Malarmey, zoomorphic form, France, circa 1960.  Photo: Galerie Riviera.
Jean-Claude Malarmey, zoomorphic form, France, circa 1960. Photo: Galerie Riviera.
André Border, Coupe, circa 1950.  Photo: Galerie Jacques Lacoste.
André Border, Coupe, circa 1950. Photo: Galerie Jacques Lacoste.
Double-Gourd Vase by Toshiko Takaezu, United States, 1970s.  Photo: Sam Kaufman Gallery, via 1st Dibs.
Double-Gourd Vase by Toshiko Takaezu, United States, 1970s. Photo: Sam Kaufman Gallery, via 1st Dibs.
Toshiko Takaezu, Double-Spouted Vase, circa 1958.  Photograph by R. H. Hensleigh and Tim Thayer.
Toshiko Takaezu, Double-Spouted Vase, circa 1958. Photograph by R. H. Hensleigh and Tim Thayer.
Edith Heath ceramic teapot "sea and sand" pattern, 1940s.  Photo: Modish Vintage.
Edith Heath ceramic teapot "sea and sand" pattern, 1940s. Photo: Modish Vintage.
Karen Karnes, Triple Spout Vessel, 1998.  Photo Cowan's Auctions.
Karen Karnes, Triple Spout Vessel, 1998. Photo Cowan's Auctions.
GERTRUD AND OTTO NATZLER
Cylindrical vase, 1950s.  Photo Phillips.
GERTRUD AND OTTO NATZLER Cylindrical vase, 1950s. Photo Phillips.