Sgraffito Bowl

Heavily textured footed bowl with sgraffito and pinhole decoration throughout.

A French ceramic vide poche or small bowl by noted artist Jacques Blin with wonderful image of a bird in his iconic light blue glaze and sgraffito decoration.

The etched sgraffito linear pattern reveals the beige base under the matte white glaze.

An Italian Sgraffito ceramic footed bowl or planter, produced circa 1960s by Bitossi from the 'Seta' series, the glaze, in horizontal bands of browns, black, white and red, accented ...

This is a Puerto Rican hand-crafted terracotta stoneware planter, dish, and/or Fruit/Vegetable Bowl. It depicts a round heavy white bowl decorated with Sgraffito artistic technique p...

A large-scale, hand-thrown earthenware bowl by Ugo Zaccagnini. The wide, shallow form is decorated with a cord-impressed and sgraffito design pressed into a coarse, textured clay body.

Hand-thrown studio pottery bowl featuring a rounded silhouette with carved geometric motifs in exposed clay beneath a muted green glaze. The interplay of matte texture and earthy ton...

Including: 1960s Mishi Nojima California Design Studio Pottery Low Bowl Berkeley Artist , 1.75 x 5 ,f_21508492 , Price: $350 1960s Murano Venetian Art Glass Ribbon Latticino Candy...

Italian pottery bowl, with sgraffito incised surface designs, and a mottled glazed blue, and green surface.

Italian modernist large-scale vintage sgraffito pitcher and bowl created by Aldo Londi for Bitossi.

In Puerto Rico in the late 60's she opened up a studio with Bernardo Hogan and Isabel Rivera. Colors of this sgraffito vessel, bowl or wall hanging are earthy and grounded.

The outer surface is charcoal in color, deep grey/brown, with matte finish and the texture of sand, with sgraffito lines, the bowl is finished with blue-green glaze.

Handmade ceramic, with strong silhouette incorporating a tall chimney-like body, with two holes and soft abstract rings, below a shallow bowl. The outer surface of the body is gunmet...

The lower surface is charcoal in color - deep grey/brown - and the upper is brown; both have a matte finish and the texture of sand, with sgraffito lines. The bowl and underside are ...

Waylande Gregory red and white sgraffito bowl.

Stunning Moser signed deeply acid cut sepia-brown bowl/jardinière by Heinrich Hussmann -in a technique called 'Sgraffito' by the Moser biographer Jan Mergl.

Mottled blue glaze ceramic bowl with Primitive sgraffito design etched over both interior and exterior.

A most unusual ceramic conch shell bowl with heavy sgraffito and applique decoration in the style of early Fantoni.

Edwin Scheier brown glazed ceramic bowl, mid-20th century. Brown glaze conical bowl with Sgraffito design.

A gorgeous footed Sgraffito ceramic bowl from the 1960s by Bitossi of Italy.