1960s Mid-Century Modern Large Brown Drip Glaze Ceramic Bowl

$195.00

Vintage 1960s Mid-Century Modern large studio ceramic bowl features a deeply expressive, organic aesthetic. The vessel showcases a captivating flamed or feathered drip glaze, blending rich shades of chestnut brown, warm amber, and honey-gold that cascade down the generous, sloping walls. The fluid, vertical glaze transitions mimic natural wood grain or tortoiseshell patterns, balancing post-war European design with a distinct earthy presence.

Crafted from heavy stoneware, the bowl is finished with a smooth, reflective high-gloss glaze across both the expansive interior basin and exterior walls. Turning the piece over to inspect the base reveals a wide, flared ceramic foot ring surrounding a warm, unglazed ochre bottom surface that highlights raw clay swirls, natural firing imperfections, and a prominent kiln drop or drip spur from production.

This substantial art object makes an impressive sculptural statement as a dramatic centerpiece fruit bowl on a vintage teak dining table, a grounding display piece on a living room coffee table, or an organic focal point on a low minimalist credenza. Its deep, fiery autumn color palette and grand scale allow it to seamlessly anchor mid-century modern, bohemian, or rustic contemporary interior spaces.

11.3"W × 11.3"D × 6"H

Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use. A prominent glaze hairline and firing separation are present on the underside base.

You have three shipping options to select during check out:

1. Local Pickup — Pick up your item at our showroom: 3507 Motor Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90034

2. Local Curbside Delivery in Los Angeles Area — Flat fee $90. If you’d like the item brought inside, arrange it directly with the driver upon arrival (tipping required)

3. Nationwide Delivery — Full-service delivery with unpacking and placement in the room of your choice. Email boss@buko.furniture with your zip code for a quote ($200–$1,000 depending on size and location). Delivery usually takes 1–6 weeks. You may also use your own shipper.

Vintage 1960s Mid-Century Modern large studio ceramic bowl features a deeply expressive, organic aesthetic. The vessel showcases a captivating flamed or feathered drip glaze, blending rich shades of chestnut brown, warm amber, and honey-gold that cascade down the generous, sloping walls. The fluid, vertical glaze transitions mimic natural wood grain or tortoiseshell patterns, balancing post-war European design with a distinct earthy presence.

Crafted from heavy stoneware, the bowl is finished with a smooth, reflective high-gloss glaze across both the expansive interior basin and exterior walls. Turning the piece over to inspect the base reveals a wide, flared ceramic foot ring surrounding a warm, unglazed ochre bottom surface that highlights raw clay swirls, natural firing imperfections, and a prominent kiln drop or drip spur from production.

This substantial art object makes an impressive sculptural statement as a dramatic centerpiece fruit bowl on a vintage teak dining table, a grounding display piece on a living room coffee table, or an organic focal point on a low minimalist credenza. Its deep, fiery autumn color palette and grand scale allow it to seamlessly anchor mid-century modern, bohemian, or rustic contemporary interior spaces.

11.3"W × 11.3"D × 6"H

Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use. A prominent glaze hairline and firing separation are present on the underside base.

You have three shipping options to select during check out:

1. Local Pickup — Pick up your item at our showroom: 3507 Motor Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90034

2. Local Curbside Delivery in Los Angeles Area — Flat fee $90. If you’d like the item brought inside, arrange it directly with the driver upon arrival (tipping required)

3. Nationwide Delivery — Full-service delivery with unpacking and placement in the room of your choice. Email boss@buko.furniture with your zip code for a quote ($200–$1,000 depending on size and location). Delivery usually takes 1–6 weeks. You may also use your own shipper.