Tag Archives: pottery
VINTAGE! CHINESE SANCAI GLAZE PARROT POTTERY FIGURE QING Dynasty 8.5
June 4, 2026 – 11:47 pm
1790 Mid Qing Dynasty Chinese Sancai glazed 8.5 parrot statue is a handpainted porcelain and pottery figurine depicting an animal theme, specifically a bird. Originating from China, this original antique piece showcases intricate details and colors typical of Chinese craftsmanship during the Qing Dynasty. Perfect for collectors of Asian antiques, this parrot statue reflects the artistry and cultural significance of the mid 18th century. Has a little paint loss from its long journey!!!
Pair Of Japanese Porcelain Pottery Framed Plaques Ruffed Grouse Birds Flowers 2
April 23, 2026 – 8:51 pm
Gorgeous antique Pair Of Japanese Porcelain Pottery Framed Plaques Ruffed Grouse Birds Flowers 2 framed wall art. 27.5″x9.5″ each. Pls check all pictures for more details.
Capodimonte Porcelain Bird sculpture Hand Painted Glossy Art Pottery Italy
April 19, 2026 – 8:41 pm
Capodimonte Porcelain Bird sculpture Hand Painted Glossy Art Pottery Italy. Large, weighs almost 5 lbs.
3 Pieces California Pottery PHOENIX Bird Figurines withdish Orange Glaze/Gold Trim
March 22, 2026 – 7:44 am
This product is a set of three vintage California Pottery Phoenix bird figurines with a dish, featuring a vibrant orange glaze with gold trim. Made of ceramic in the mid 20th century, these figurines showcase the iconic Phoenix subject in a mid-century modern style. The glossy finish adds a touch of elegance to these art pottery pieces, which were produced in the United States during the 1950s. A unique and collectible addition to any decorative pottery and glassware collection.
Vintage Chinese Pottery Figurine 12 Parrot Parakeet Bird
March 8, 2026 – 7:14 pm
This vintage Chinese pottery figurine pair features two approx 12 parrot parakeet bird design, handpainted in multicolor porcelain. Originating from China during the Qing Dynasty Era/Chinese Republic Period, these figurines capture the essence of animal theme with intricate details. The handpainted craftsmanship and color vibrancy add a unique and beautiful artistry to these striking birds, making it a charming addition to any collector’s display of Asian antiques. Please see pictures as they are part of item description. The textures of the trees is rough and will need A LOT of patience and gentle hands during cleaning. Not my expertise! The bark of the tree being artisinally crafted and painted with tone after tone. They are a work of art. When I have inspected /photographed, I see no signs chipping or damage. I expect there to be flaws in something from the 1930’s, but it is quite rare to find a pair in this great condition and still together. These truly are special and I would hate for them to get damaged in transit and have zero recourse. Message me directly to discuss those options. Thanks for checking this listing out!
Antique 19th Century Chinese Glazed Green Parrot Pottery- FREE SHIPPING
March 4, 2026 – 8:05 am
A group of Chinese green-glazed pottery parrots. These highly collectible items are often referred to as “temple birds” or “sancai” glazed parrots. Description from Google AI. I have been told they are authentic pieces. There are no makers marks or initials, but I have learned that is typical of these birds.
Pair of Italian Pottery Hand-Painted Fancy Pigeons Love Birds Doves
February 28, 2026 – 7:56 am
Beautiful pair of heavy Italian pottery hand-painted fancy pigeons or love birds/doves, marked 4580 Made in Italy on base. Each measure 9 1/2″ high x 6″ long x 4 wide and are in Excellent condition, one has a firing flaw on the tail as shown, no other issues noted. A fine addition to any home or collection! All items come from a smoke free home. Please view the total listing as there are more pictures at the bottom of the listing.
Large Stangle Bird Pottery Flying Mallard Duck Bird 3443 Ceramic Figurine
February 27, 2026 – 7:55 pm
The Large Stangle Bird Pottery Flying Mallard Duck Bird 3443 Ceramic Figurine is a beautifully crafted handmade porcelain figurine of a mallard duck in flight. In 1939, the Stangl art pottery began producing a series of bird figurines modeled after illustrations from the book titled “Birds of America” by John James Audubon printed between 1827 and 1838. This book contains approximately 435 life-size paintings of indigenous birds of America. Stangl began marketing these figurines at the start of World War II where they became an instant success due to the fact that European and Japanese porcelains were basically not available for export. After the war ended, the popularity waned as European and Japanese factories came online producing extremely fine figurines, thus the factory discontinued the Stangl Birds line in 1955. During their run, each example was hand-painted.