Antonio ‘Tony’ Prieto was a ceramic artist and art professor at Mills College from 1950–67. He was born in Valdepeñas, Spain, on August 23, 1912, and immigrated to the United States as a child in 1916. After studying at Alfred University, he began to teach ceramics at California College of the Arts in Oakland in 1946. At the time, F. Carlton Ball was teaching ceramics at Mills College. When he left Mills College, Prieto succeeded him. Prieto passed away prematurely in 1967 while still working at Mills College in Oakland.
Don Schaumburg Flared Studio Bowl, circa 1950s
By Don Schaumburg
Located in Phoenix, AZ
Flared pottery bowl with incised overall decoration to exterior. Glazed in sea foam green with brown highlights. Created circa mid-1950s, mint condition. Measures 4.25" H x 10.5" ...
Pottery
Emmanuel Cooper Important British Ceramist Flared Footed Studio Bowl
By Emmanuel Cooper
Located in Phoenix, AZ
Emmanuel Cooper (1938 - 2012) UK Ceramist - flared footed studio bowl. The interior is decorated with an alternating pink and blue pinwheel design. Excellent condition. The EC mark...
Ceramic
Frans Wildenhain Bowl
By Frans Wildenhain
Located in Phoenix, AZ
A beautiful art pottery bowl with pale exterior and bright blue interior. Rich creamy outside glaze with exterior Sgraffito decoration. Created by Bauhaus trained German potter and sculptor Frans Wildenhein (1905-1980). Husband of well known potter Marguerite Wildenhain. Most likely created while Frans was at Pond Farm...
Ceramic
Rose Cabat Studio Ceramic Flared Bowl
By Rose Cabat
Located in Phoenix, AZ
This rose Cabat flared ceramic bowl bears an exterior glaze of bluish grey with large drips showing near the base. The interior glaze is two shades of turquoise fading to a mauve...
Ceramic
Emmanuel Cooper Important British Ceramist Lava Glaze Studio Bowl
By Emmanuel Cooper
Located in Phoenix, AZ
Emmanuel Cooper (1938 - 2012) British Ceramist Lava Glaze spotted studio bowl. Excellent condition. No damage. The EC mark is seen on the bottom. Measures: height: 3 1/2 inches. Di...
Clay
Important California Potter Carlton Ball, Studio Ceramic Lidded Vase
By F. Carlton Ball
Located in Phoenix, AZ
Carlton Ball (1911-1992) studio ceramic lidded vase, circa 1960s-1970s. Beautiful green and brown glaze with sgraffito swirl design on the body. Signed on the bottom “F. Carlton Ball”. Excellent condition. Measures: 7 1/8" H (includes lid) x 5 3/4" W. Born 1911 in Sutter Creek, California, Frederick was a ceramicist, ceramics professor, and author of Making Pottery Without a Wheel. He taught ceramics for over 50 years at several different colleges including the University of Puget Sound...
Ceramic
Laura Andreson ceramic/pottery bowl signed and dated 1952
By Laura Andreson
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Nice and traditional Laura Andreson pottery / ceramic bowl, signed and dated 1952
Pottery
John Whitney Ceramic Bowl, California c.1970
Located in San Juan Capistrano, CA
John Whitney Ceramic Bowl, California c.1970.
Ceramic
Gerry Williams (American/Indian, 1926-2014) Glazed Ceramic Bowl
By Gerry Williams
Located in Dallas, TX
Gerry Williams is known using stoneware or porcelain to create vessels that are thrown and also for coil built sculptures. Gerry was born in India in 1926 and lived and worked in New...
Ceramic
Studio Art Pottery Bowl, Signed
Located in Dallas, TX
Beautiful studio art pottery bowl, signed. Great detail and texture. Beautiful colors, browns, rust, blue. Subtle indentations around bowl give it a unique shape.
Ceramic
Laura Andreson Ceramic Bowl, California, 1954
By Laura Andreson
Located in San Juan Capistrano, CA
Laura Andreson Ceramic Bowl, California, 1954. Signed and dated to the bottom. Laura Andreson (1902-1999) was a ceramicist and educator in Los Angeles, California. She received a...
Ceramic
Scandinavian Studio Pottery. Stoneware bowl with organic form, 1960s/70s
Located in København, Copenhagen
Scandinavian Studio Pottery Bowl, c. 1960/70s. Wheel-thrown stoneware bowl with organic form. Interior decorated with radiating white and golden glaze pattern on a light brown base. ...
Stoneware
