G.R. Marcy Black Dish, France, c. 1950, stamped: 'G.R. Marcy'

Georges Jouve c1910 - 1964 French ceramic artist black glazed coupe vide poche or dish. Signed with Jouve cypher. Excellent condition, no ships or restorations. One of the most defin...

Very rare French mid century stoneware bowl in black enameled ceramic by Georges Jouve produced for Steph Simon Paris, 1950s. In good original condition and signed by the artist. D...

Ben Seibel Modern Artware Black Ceramic Bowl for Raymor by Roseville, c.1955.

Decorative vide poche with a round shape in black smoked glass produced by Fontana Arte between the 1960s and the 1970s in Italy. Dimensions: 8 x 22,5 x 21 cm Founded in 1932 in Milan, Fontana Arte is preparing to celebrate almost a century of history. A milestone that the company wants to share with its customers, professionals, design enthusiasts and the city of Milan on the occasion of the next Design Week from 6th...

A stunning large, black bowl with handles, made by Thomas Hellström for Nittsjö, Sweden, marked "Handmade THO". It has glazed, flower-like details in the bottom with blue and white d...

Rare black lead engobe Vide Poche by Robert Picault. Older work than the Classic Green Decors. Signed Picault at the base.

A black-glazed ceramic dish or bowl designed and produced in France, c. 1950s. Wear consistent with age and use. Overall Dimensions (inches): 2.15"H x 6.75"W x 6.0"D All items shi...

Richard Rohac ashtray, around 1950s, 'Marked' Original condition.

In the style of Pol Chambost 20th century design black ceramic dish or vide poche Realised circa 1970 Original perfect condition Height 7 cm Large 20 cm Width 15 cm

This elegant black glazed ceramic plate showcases the refined craftsmanship of the renowned Madoura workshop. With its soft asymmetrical form and deep, lustrous black glaze, the piece exudes a minimalist yet organic aesthetic. The surface has subtle variations in tone, enhancing its handmade character. Under the base, it bears the distinctive Plein Feu stamp, a hallmark of authentic Madoura production, signifying high-temperature firing that ensures durability and brilliance. This piece is not only functional but also collectible, embodying the legacy of fine Provençal ceramics...