A beautiful signed piece of 1970s American studio pottery, this handmade ceramic bowl with lid features a soft cream glaze accented by deep navy decoration and a bold spiral motif on the lid.

The piece is signed and dated Holmquist ’76” on the underside, indicating it was made in 1976 by the artist. During the 1970s craft movement, many ceramicists produced functional pottery like this in small studio batches, often signing and dating their work individually. Pieces from this era are appreciated for their organic shapes, subtle glaze variations, and handcrafted character.

The lid sits nicely within the bowl and the spiral decoration adds a striking graphic element while still maintaining the understated aesthetic typical of mid-century and 1970s studio pottery.

This bowl would work beautifully as a decorative accent piece, small serving bowl, jewelry holder, or collectible studio pottery display.

Dimensions
Bowl: approx. 8.5" diameter × 3.5" H
Lid: approx. 8.5" diameter × 1" H
Total height with lid: 4 3/4"

Material: glazed ceramic pottery
Color: cream with navy blue decoration
Signature: “Holmquist ’76” on base
Hand-thrown studio pottery construction
Lidded design with fitted cover

Please Note (Vintage Item):
Authentic vintage piece with normal, age-appropriate signs of wear.
Any noticeable flaws or repairs are fully described and photographed.
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This signed Holmquist pottery bowl is a great example of 1970s studio ceramics, perfect for collectors of handmade pottery, American craft pottery, signed art pottery, vintage studio ceramic bowls, Scandinavian-influenced pottery styles, spiral motif ceramics, hand thrown pottery bowls, and mid century modern or 1970s craft pottery décor. Pieces like this are sometimes searched under Holmquist pottery, Holmquist studio pottery, Holmqvist or Holmquest variations, signed studio ceramics, and vintage handmade pottery bowls.