Abstract Geometric Ceramic Platter with Handles

Decorative ceramic art / studio pottery platter with handles, circular formatContemporary Studio Potter, signature visible near the lower right margin

Abstract Geometric Ceramic Platter with Handles

Style & Movement

Contemporary Studio Pottery / Abstract Geometric Art

Medium & Technique

Glazed ceramic / earthenware utilizing slab-building, underglaze painting, and gloss overglaze techniques with distinct raised dark outlines

Creation Period

Late 20th century to early 21st century

Dimensions & Format

Circular platter format, approximately 16 to 18 inches in diameter including handles

Subject Description

An abstract geometric composition featuring interlocking rectangles and squares in vibrant tones of red, orange, deep pink with white speckles, yellow, blue, and teal. Framed within a circular platter featuring green sculpted side handles and Greek key (meander) decorative borders at the top and bottom.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Very Good. The glaze remains glossy and vibrant with no apparent major structural cracks, chips, or losses visible under standard lighting.

Estimated Market Value

$300 - $600

Auction Estimate

$200 - $400

Provenance History

Acquired directly from a contemporary craft gallery or studio sale; modern private collection in the United States

Art Historical Significance

Demonstrates the intersection of fine art geometric abstraction, reminiscent of De Stijl or modernist painting, translated into a functional and decorative studio pottery medium.

Notable Features

Sculpted side handles resembling bamboo or wrapped fiber, alternating Greek key border motifs at the rim, and a signature legible on the lower right quadrant of the ceramic surface.

Condition Issues

Minor surface dust and possible light wear to the underside from display on a metal stand; no significant conservation issues identified.

Conservation Recommendations

Keep in a stable indoor environment away from direct, harsh sunlight to prevent any potential fading of glazes. Clean gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth.

Identified on 8/27/2026