Two Plates and Flanged Bowl in Tochi Pattern, Made in Japan for an English Company, Muirfield. Organic in Shape, Both Plates and Bowl are Porcelain with a Brush Stroke Design so Asian

A Small Footed Clam Shell Bowl with Hammered Design and Little Sister to a Bowl Pictured Earlier. A Natural Patina from use

There is Such an Art to Carving Gourds, and Eugene W. Endicott is a Master. These Two Bowls Made From Gourds Illustrate a Wonderful Design Sense in the Patterning as well as Skillful Cutting

Both the Narrow Necked Ceramic Pot and the Bowl of Coconut Shell and Sliced Cinnamon Stick Spell Versatility as Objects of Decor.

From Asia and the South Seas to Africa, an Array of Baskets and Woven Trays. Pictured with a Close Cousin, Flavor-Wise... an Indonesian Batik Wood Bowl

New Porcelain Catalina Serving Dish or Bowl Glazed in Aqua with a Cocoa Brown on the Underside. Wavy Edge is Detailed in Cream

Mid-Century Modern Ceramic and Porcelain Bowls and Vase with a newer Plate which Has me Thinking of the Artists Miro and Klee

Beautifully Shaped Ceramic Bowls, Fluted, and Flaring out into a Scalloped Edge. Use for Floral Arrangements, Fill with Fruit, or Display as Home or Garden Decor with Other Blue and White Ceramic and Porcelain Ware.

Japanese Red Lacquered Bowl with Gold Leaf Exterior. The Low, Round Shape and Simplicity of Asian Design Motif Lend Beautifully to Ikebana Floral Arrangements

Scalloped Blue and White Ceramic Jelly Moulds to Hang as Wall Decor... and a Hand Made Mosaic Wall Decor Plaque with Cup of Broken Ceramic Pieces, also Predominately in Blues.

The Majolica Plate is Vintage Japanese; The Bowl is an Amazing Vintage Piece with Coils of Clay Forming a Pretzel-Like Basket... a Real Conversation Piece!

Silver Metal Footed Bowls sit next to a Silver Metal Lidded Jar or Urn-Shaped Vase. Flowing Etched Design on Bowls. Metal Container has Repetitive Cross-Hatched Motifs

An Array of Exotic and Ethnic Flavored Metal Bowls, Metal Footed Bowls and Metal Vases or Vessels. All are of Centerpiece Status and Most are Hammered Metal

Collectible Mexican Terra Cotta Bowls Glazed in a Delicious Green with Floral Motifs in Black. These Vintage Nesting Bowls are from a Collector's Estate

I Label These Ceramic Pitchers, Vessels, Vase, and Bowl Primitive Folk Art. What is to be Cherished in These Works of Art is an Almost Untamed Creative Spirit in Shape, Combination of Colors, and Surface Manipulation

The Chinese Character Mark on the Base, in Red, Identifies this Elegant Chinese Porcelain Bowl as one Patterned after the Great Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period, 1736 - 1795.

A Potpourri of Fun Metal Containers for the Garden, for use as Functional Porch Decor, Rustic Country or Cottage Home Decor, or Handy in that Potting Shed.

Unique Black Containers: A Religious Bowl from Spain, A Dimpled Black Metal Vase, and a Metal Container with Domed Acorn Squash Lid. Decor That Spells Bohemian Chic!