Original 1963 Mod Zebra from Arabia (Finland) designed by Taisto Kaasinen. Matt Black stripes over white porcelain. Greenish hue to back

Ben Siebel Impromptu Oil and Vinegar cruet set in "Bridal White" for Iroquois. Made in the USA

Bennington Potters (Vermont) casserole trivet with wooden dowel handles and mottled "camouflage" glaze.

Early David Gil (1922-2002) for Bennington Potters (founded in Vermont 1948) ceramic face sculpture on metal pedestal base. Stamped DG for David Gil. At some time the mouth has been broken and re-attached. The repair is not noticeable from the front but very obvious from the back (see detailed photos)

Small handled “Romance” series head shaped porcelain flask vase by Bjorn Wiinbald for Rosenthal (Germany). This one with some gold flower detailing.

Dark blue colorful Bjorn Wiinblad for Rosenthal Studio linnie line porcelain vase. Signed and dated 1972. Black circular base marking indicates this one was produced in the 1990s.

Bjorn Wiinblad white porcelain figural vase of a Girl holding a Flower for Rosenthal Studio-Linie (Studio Line) of Germany. This is the 14.5-inch version from the original production (newer re-issues have gold guilding to distinguish them).

Rosenthal Arundo vase this one with original box and signed Bjorn Wiinblad reclining lady decoration titled "Love Story"

Unique ceramic head/face sculpture signed GN or GM (purchased from a collector of Baltimore Artist works).

Unusual made in Denmark (marked Danmark and signed) Ceramic Viking Figure.

Rare Desimone (for Vietri Italy) large figural piece. This is part of a series of chess piece themed figures (research showed one King and a Knight but no other Queen so far).

Desimone for Vietri (Italy) fish bowl. Unusual shape with very vibrant glaze colors. Fully marked base (see photos).

Large Desimone (Italy) pitcher or jug. Interesting shape - this one depicting flowers and fauna.

Tall bottle shaped stone ware vase with great glaze by ceramicist Dick Miller.

Pumice colored lava glazed cube vase positively identified as Dutch by Els van Petersen - designed by brothers Henk and Marius van Woerden for Vest Keramiek, Gouda Holland in the 1960s.

Old iridescent luster glazed vase by Arabia (Finland). Early three A's Arabia Aktiefabrik mark dating it to between 1932 and 1949 (Ref: Sinikka).

Signed Fantoni (Italy) drip glazed vase. Blue green and brown glaze over rough textured dark yellow base.

Pair of interesting older French made vases. Appears to be a white glaze over black porcelain. The taller bottle retains an old label stating "Porcelain Francaise Handicraft Co Ltd"

Collectible - large serving platter and set of four matched plates by Fujimori for Kato Kogei (Japan) Humoresque Set - 1980s.

Georges Jouve (French, 1910-1964) circa 1950s gun metal black ceramic bowl. Basically circular but beautifully asymmetrical with offset centering and a gentle slope. The base carries both an incised signature Jouve and his distinctive cipher mark (also ink stamped France).

German 50s style pitcher with gold over brown patch glaze detailing. Manufactured by JASBA Keramic (Germany)

Pair of small Wilhelm Kage for Gustavsberg (Sweden) Argenta series (silver detailing over green glaze) bowls.

Unsigned blue glazed reclining bull figurine with blue with flowers on his flanks

Large vintage Bennington Potteries (Bennington Vermont) ceramic planter. Mustard yellow glaze on top surface with white glazed interior.

Red Italian MOD styled double egg cup. Just - Fun!

Vintage Italian Ashtray and Cigarette holder set. Classic incised blue (Bitossi styled incising) - probably imported from Italy by Rosenthal Netter. Signed 4854 Set Italy.

Mod shaped Japanese porcelain shoulder vase. Enough of an old label to determine that it is Japanese.

Wall hanging tile plaque by Knabstrup (Denmark). Three abstract blue glazed fish on 3/4-in thick earthy colored tile. Knabstrup stamp on verso.

Wall hanging tile plaque by Knabstrup (Denmark). Two abstract blue glazed giraffes on 3/4-in thick earthy colored tile. Knabstrup label and stamp on verso.

Plain white version of the Arabia (Finland) milk pitcher in large size. (Dated 1969)

Chicken Plaque. One of the largest Bennington Potteries (Vermont) pieces we have seen. Has an integrated hanging loop incorporated into the back.

Large hand thrown vase by well known West Virginian potter - Bill Meadows. Difficult to form tiny necked bulbous bodied modern shape with brown over blue glaze.

Lisa Larson for Gustavsberg (Sweden) "Johanna" figure from the UNGAR series, this piece produced from 1962 to 1980.

Lisa Larson for Gustavsberg (Sweden) "Malin" figure - boy with teddybear - from the UNGAR series this popular piece produced from 1962 to 1980.

Lisa Larson 1975 limited edition Bison. Limited edition of only 2000 pieces designed in 1975 for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Base is stamped "Exclusively made for NK by Lisa Larson Sweden limited edition of 2000 for the benefit of WWF". It also carries the WWF and Gustavsberg logos on it's two front feet.

Super vintage two tile wall hanging depicting a man on a horse by Greek ceramicist and writer - Panos Valsamakis (?-1986) (ÐÜíïò ÂáëóáìÜêçò). Great colors backed on board with simple wood frame. Each tile is 4-ins by 8-ins.

Marianne Starck for Michael Andersen (Denmark) sgraffito vase. Circa 1960 in perfect condition. Part of the 'Negro' series featuring African wildlife.

Made in Italy for the Metropolitan Museum ceramic blue Hippo. Extract from the museum's web site ..."William" is a bright blue hippopotamus just under 8 inches high located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Egyptian galleries. He is made of faience, a ceramic material that is fired at a high temperature, and is decorated with lotus blossoms, which represent the hippo's creative forces in nature. An Englishman, Captain H. M. Raleigh, and his family owned a picture of the hippopotamus, which they named William. In 1931 the captain wrote an article for the magazine Punch about his picture of William. The name caught on, and since that time the little blue hippo has been known as William to almost everyone.

Vintage MOD Ovoid Porcelain vases by Arabia of Finland. Matt white glaze

Very cute and functional "Mr Salt & Mrs Pepper" stoneware salt and pepper shakers. Salt and pepper comes out of their eyes. Believed to be designed by David Gil in the 1960s produced for Bennington Pottery of Vermont and distributed by Raymor- not signed.

Early 1950s Nils Thorsson for Aluminia blue bowl. Featuring lightly incised fish in base of bowl. Also marked and stamped 2650 on base. (Ref: Charlotte Schrøder)

Great shaped and reptile like patterned black glazed bowl from Norway.

Hand decorated abstract decorative plate - Artist signed from Paris

Paul Hoff for Gustavsberg baby seal with a face hard to resist. Base marked "Gustavsberg Sweden P Hoff Grasal" (Gray Seal)

Peter Saenger (USA) black glazed organic styled nestling porcelain sugar and creamer on tray set. (as featured in Star Trek, The Next Generation).

Red striped Italian Vase distributed by Rosenthal Netter (no label but same as green colored pieces wee have had before).

Small white Rosenthal Studio Line Porcelain vase (Germany - artist signed).

Royal Copenhagen Fajance / Fiance bowl or dish

Royal Copenhagen Fajance / Fiance vase. Bold '"eye" pattern. Excellent condition with designer and painter's monograms.

Royal Copenhagen Large Fajance / Fiance vase by Nils Thorsson. Excellent condition.

Sascha Brastoff (1918-1993) ceramic bowl. Unusual abstract pattern in bold blues and greens signed "Sascha B"

Sascha Brastoff (1918-1993) ceramic bowl. Unusual abstract pattern in bold blues and greens signed "Sascha B"

Super pitcher and bowl set by Sascha Brastoff – both featuring one of his trademark horse designs in gold and silver tones. Both piece full signed by figures and on bases.

Sleek Sgrafo (Germany) porcelain fish dish/bowl. Predominantly white interior with powder blue exterior.

Nice little pitcher with red and yellow glaze pattern over white and exposed loping horse figures. Embossed base markings illegible - German?

Small handled lava and green glazed vase by Jopeko Keramik of West Germany in the early 70s

Elegant vintage Danish pitcher vase. Light colored glazing details to neck and handle over dark gray base. Fully marked on base Soholm Denmark and designers initials LJ.

Large architectural styled modern matt white vase manufactured by La Mediterranea (Spain) - probably 1970s. (Company still active in ceramics and glass).

Clam Money Bank - squat piece of a collection of three amusing studio pieces by artist Harting? - signed

Elephant Money Bank - tallest piece of a collection of three amusing studio pieces by artist Harting? - signed

Iridescent glazed studio bowl - great shape - Scandinavian or American? - Chop mark signature not known to us.

Skunk Money Bank - largest piece of a collection of three amusing studio pieces by artist Harting? - signed

Nicely patterned 8 piece Bareuther Waldsassen Bavarian (Germany) porcelain two person tea set. Tea or coffee pot, sugar bowl, two side plates and two cups and saucers.

Pitcher shaped vase from West Germany (60s/70s) by Scheurich Keramik shape 400 (Ref: Forrest of GinFor's Odditiques) with dripping styled blue lava glaze over black base glaze.