Ronald Pearson

Italian glazed and painted ceramic decorative bowl 1960s. Aqua colour and gold painted on top.  

Italian Art Ceramic bowl by Aldo Londi 1960s. Decorative plate, the art is hand painted representing a colourful land scape. Signature on the bottom on p...

Beautifully crafted Lalique decorative centerpiece bowl with exterior design details. The piece is in great condition. Minor shelves wear. Maker's mark underneath. The centerpiece bo...

The shallow small bowl was created by David Marshall, from sand cast aluminium. We use recycled materials all our pieces are handmade, mounted and finished in our foundry and workshop in Spain. It is certified authentic by the Artist David Marshall. He is insipired by nature and the landscaps making useful art with cast brass and alumium materials. We also make bespoke designs for clients, like signage for condominums, private homes, Hotels & Restaurants, awards for Charity...

A wonderful large 19th century American carved wood dough bowl with a wonderful shape, and an old iron repair. At some point in its lifetime, someone added a hanger on the back so it...

The decorative Sweet Bowl was created by David Marshall, it is made of sand cast aluminum and sand cast brass. Handmade, mounted and finished in our foundry and workshop in Spain from recycled materials. Certified authentic by the Artist David Marshall with his signature. The Artist is inspired by nature and land scape...

Stunning Italian mid-century shell shaped bowl or ashtray in solid brass. This delightful piece was designed in Italy in the 1970s by Renzo Cassetti Italia. This charming item featu...

Turned rare bronze bowl by noted metalsmith, designer, sculptor, jeweler, industrial designer Ronald Hayes Pearson (1924-1996) This bowl has been restored to its original intent, polished by a metalsmith and lacquered to keep its sheen. A truly outstanding example with the makers mark stamped on the bottom. Pearson was one of the pioneers of the Post War American Craft Movement and played significant roles in the American Craft Council and Haystack Mountain...

Aldo Tura for Macabo walnut basket centrepiece hand carved wood and brass, Italy, 1950s.

Arts & Crafts pair of 'Tudric' pewter candlesticks with Celtic inspired stylised decoration Designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co Circa 1905 Stamped to base: Serial No 0223 English Pewter, Made in England Archibald Knox 1864 - 1933 Born on the Isle of Man in 1864, Archibald Knox attended the Douglas School of Art there from 1878-1884, becoming a teacher at the school after finishing his studies. In 1897 Archibald Knox went to London, where he worked with the designer Hugh Mackay Baillie Scott, who also came from the Isle of Man. With Christopher Dresser, Archibald Knox designed metalware for the Silver Studio, which also supplied Liberty & Co. From 1898 until 1912 Archibald Knox worked directly for Liberty & Co, designing metalware, materials, and carpets. In addition, Archibald Knox made the extremely successful "Cymric" line in silver objects and "Tudor" in pewter for Liberty & Co. Archibald Knox's designs centred on such Celtic motifs as interlaced patterns, crosses, and knots. From 1900 Archibald Knox lived for some years on Isle of Man but returned to London, where he taught at various art colleges. In 1911 Archibald Knox joined some of his former students in founding Knox Guild of Craft and Designs, which was in existence until 1939. In 1912 Archibald Knox spent a year in the US and designed carpets for Bromley & Co. In 1913 Archibald Knox returned to the Isle of Man, where he spent most of his time painting. In 1917 Archibald Knox designed a gravestone in the Celtic Revival style for Arthur Lasenby Liberty...

A beatiful Murano sommerso centrepiece with double colour pattern (red / transparent). In excellent conditions. Manufactured in Venice in the 1960s. Please visit our profile page to...

This large fruit bowl is part of the brand's Ceselli line, which features ornately chiseled decorative motifs. This bowl is perfect as a display objec...