This striking vintage ceramic dish is a beautiful example of mid-century Israeli studio pottery, dating from the 1950s to 1970s. Marked "Israel" on the base, along with faint artist initials (possibly "E.G."), this piece reflects the modernist design influences and experimental glazing techniques popular in Israeli art pottery of the time.
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Elegantly elongated in form, the dish features a matte black exterior and a highly decorative interior finished with a flowing abstract glaze in tones of green, white, blue, and hints of pink. The central design evokes organic, almost crystalline patterns, making it a true conversation piece.
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Likely intended as a decorative centerpiece or serving tray, this dish also makes a fantastic catchall or display piece in a contemporary or retro-inspired interior.
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Measurements:
Length: 40 cm | Width: 6 cm | Height: 4 cm approximately
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Condition:
Very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Light signs of age-related wear to the base, consistent with use.
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A lovely example of collectible Israeli art pottery – ideal for lovers of mid-century modern design and studio ceramics.
