antiques These late 19thcentury French Provenรงal agateware ewers come from Pichon รก Uzes in France, a fine pottery factory still in existence. Available at 1stdibs.com.
This French agateware charger has rippling oceanic shades of blues, greens and creams. Available at decaso.com.
This rare Staffordshire glazed solid-agate pecten-shell teapot celebrates wildlife from land, sea and air with sculptural details of a lion, a dolphin and a bird. Available at christies.com.
blurred lines SWIRLS OF MULTI-COLORED CLAYS CREATE AGATEWARE POTTERY WITH PANACHE.
With black, red and yellow swirls, this Italian urn-shaped lamp is a mid-century riff on the Neoclassical style. Available at 1stdibs.com.
The garden details on the lid of this 19th Century Aptware ceramic dish have stood the test of time. Available at 1stdibs.com.
With whirling shades of brown, light blue and cream, this rare 18thcentury agateware vase by Neale & Co. features creamware details depicting masks of aged kings. Available at Bardith, Ltd., New York City.
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This 19th-century agateware tiger-striped cat from Staffordshire, England is the purrrrr-fect addition to any collection. Available at tennants.co.uk.
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