Eva Zeisel, prototype Museum Shape bowl

Eva Zeisel, a rare "off-center" Serving Bowl, Museum Service, Castleton China, New Castle, PA, designed 1942-1943. The underside with Castleton lyre mark. H. 3 3/4 in. (9.5 cm), dia. 8 5/8 in. (22 cm)

Eva Zeisel, four "Off Center" Soup Bowls, Museum Service, Castleton China, New Castle, PA, designed 1942-1943. All unmarked. Dia. 7 3/4 in. (19.7 cm). 1620-140 Note: The Museum of Modern Art holds an

A 1949 magazine advertisement for "Castleton China The Museum Shape designed by Eva Zeisel and produced by Castleton in collaboration with the Museum of Modern Art." Together with The Museum of Modern

Museum white midcentury modern china by Eva Zeisel for Hallcraft (Hall). Produced from 1952-1957. Includes (1) 9" coffee pot with lid, (1) 5-3/4" teapot with lid, (1) 11-3/8" wide footed bowl, (1) 17-

Eva Zeisel Castleton China museum white pattern undecorated 37pc dinnerware: 8 dinner plates, 1 lunch plate, 1 soup bowl, 3 fruit bowls, 2 bread plates, 4 medium cups and saucers, 5 small cups and 8 s

25 pieces. Including 12 cup & saucer sets, cup approx. 2" H x 2 3/4" W, saucer approx. 6 1/4" W; platter approx. 15" x 12"; and serving bowl approx. 9 1/2" square. All in excellent condition.

Eva Zeisel, a Fruit Bowl, Salt, and Pepper in Gold, Tomorrow’s Classic, the underside with blue stamped Hallcraft Shape by Eva Zeisel, Hall China Company, East Liverpool, Ohio, 1952. Earthenware. 4

Eva Zeisel Museum service Castleton China Hungary, 1942-45 glazed stoneware Service is comprised of fifty-seven elements by Eva Zeisel and eight additional items. Service includes: one platter, three

Eva Zeisel, a Creamer (designed without handle), Museum Service, Castleton China, New Castle, PA, designed 1942-1943. Unmarked. H. 5 1/2 in. (14 cm), dia. 2 3/4 in. (7 cm). 1620-237. Exhibited: San Di

(B) A vintage pottery pitcher by Eva Zeisel. includes original lid. No chips or cracks. Measures 10-1/4in tall. Shipping available on all items. For a delivery quote, call Mail Dock at (717) 274-6600.

(S) A grouping of four comma bowls, one dinner plate, and one cruet all from the Town and Country line by Eva Zeisel Redwing. Bowls measure 7in long x 5 1/5in wide x 2in tall. Cruet measures 4-3/4in t

Eva Zeisel, Two rare Coasters, Museum Service, Castleton China, New Castle, PA, designed 1942-1944?. With Castleton China lyre mark. Dia. 4 1/4 in. (10.8 cm). 1620-147 Note: The Museum of Modern Art h

12 1/2"

Eva Zeisel, four nesting bowls comprising a Sauce Bowl, Fruit Bowl, Soup Bowl, and Vegetable Bowl, all with Garden of Eden decoration designed by Abstract Expressionist painter Charles Seliger (1926-2

Eva Zeisel, Bird-form Bowl and Ladle, Lyric pattern decoration, Schmid Ironstone, NKT Schmid, Matto City, Japan, 1964. Ironstone with matte glaze. Standard black mark on underside of Bowl, underside o

Eva Zeisel, Covered Sugar Bowl and Creamer, Nambé, design 4432, with Salt and Pepper Shaker, design 4431, Eden Line, Nambé, designed 2008, no longer in production. High-fired porcelain. Manufactured

Eva Zeisel, Two Serving Bowls, Lyric pattern decoration, Schmid Ironstone, NKT Schmid, Matto City, Japan, 1964. Ironstone with matte glaze. Standard black mark on undersides. Height of larger bowl: 4

Eva Zeisel Hallcraft Harlequin MCM 7pc dish group: serving bowl, 4 bread plates, lugged soup bowl, Eva Zeisel butter dish in different pattern. 6 1/2"Diam. (bread plate), 9"Diam. (serving bowl)

Eva Zeisel Wee Modern children's bowl Goss China CompanyHungary / USA, c. 1953glazed porcelain 2 h x 6 w x 6.25 d in (5 x 15 x 16 cm) Stamped manufacturer's mark to underside '"Wee Moder

Eva Zeisel, a rare bird-form Bowl and Ladle, Fish and Fowl pattern, Eva Zeisel Fine Stoneware, Monmouth Pottery, Western Stoneware Company, Monmouth, Illinois, circa 1953-1954. Standard blue backstamp

Eva Zeisel, a Pals decoration pattern Fruit Bowl from Monmouth Pottery, Western Stoneware Company’s Eva Zeisel Fine Stoneware, Monmouth, Illinois, circa 1953-1954. Unmarked. Height: 1 3/4 in. (4.5 c

Eva Zeisel, an extremely rare prototype Teapot with wicker handle from the projected South Mountain Stoneware line, Watt Pottery, Crooksville, Ohio, 1954-1955, with ornament by Michel Cadoret (1912-19

Eva Zeisel, an extremely rare prototype Platter from the South Mountain Stoneware line, the ornament almost certainly by Zeisel, Watt Pottery, Crooksville, Ohio, 1954-1955, never put into production.

EVA ZEISEL Minimalist Ceramic Teapot, stamp reads ‘Hallcraft Shape by Eva ZEISEL Made in USA by Hall China Co’, a modern teapot with soft forms, measures 5 7/8 inches tall x 9 1/8 inches wide, sur