Brusché Ceramics was a Southern California pottery studio founded around 1949 by Herb Brusché, known for its mid-century modern style, glossy glazes (such as chartreuse), and functional pieces. After operating independently for one year, Brusché joined and later married into the Bauer Pottery family, with many pieces produced on or after 1950.
Large is 9.25” x 6” Medium is 8” x 5.75”
Medium bowl has a small ship in rim. Does not affect use.
Both bowls have interior marks consistent with use.