Cornwall Bridge Pottery Handthrown Stoneware Bowl With Painterly Blue and Copper Decoration eskimo This spectacular Japanese hand-painted ceramic

This spectacular Japanese hand-painted ceramic hanging planter

they would be terrific on a vanity for holding small jewelry

The piece as a whole feels a bit Viennese Secession era a la Egon Schiele

and 3/4" in height

and I think the polka dot and striped patterns

Cornwall Bridge Pottery Handthrown Stoneware Bowl With Painterly Blue and Copper Decoration eskimo This spectacular Japanese hand-painted ceramicThis hand thrown stoneware bowl, circa late 70s or early 80s, is nice and deep, making it a perfect smallish serving bowl and great addition to a collection of earthy studio pottery ware. It is stamped CBP on the bottom, for Cornwall Bridge Pottery in Cornwall, Connecticut, established in the 1970s by Todd Piker, a student of Michael Cardew, and still in operation. The bowl which would also make a great planter features a pretty blue petal design with