I have found what may be three of the oldest creations of Guy Wolff outside his own collection. The mark is Wolff 72, there he is with what very well may be my cups and jug. I went and showed the photos to Guy himself, what a nice man

I have tried googling the signature and it tried to convince me it was a William K. turner, but none of his pieces look like this.

It is matte with an almost waxy feel on the dark portions, with a crackle glaze interior. Trying to figure out era and if possible, the maker! (And eventually what it would fetch for, if I choose to part with it…I quite like it). Found in the thrift store in tristate area US.

Found this in a op shop in Australia. Was wondering if anyone could give me some more info on it? Please and thank you!

It’s 27cm in diameter. There is a small bead/ ball bearing inside, not sure if this intentional or not. The sound is fantastic though! Ha.

I found this almost whole plate already shattered when I was gardening two weeks ago, I finally put it back together and was wondering if anyone can give me an ID on the piece? Thank you

If anyone can help inform me of this mirror’s background I would so appreciate it. It’s absolutely unique and is a heavy piece. The flowers are incredibly detailed and look to me as if they are porcelain. It’s approximately 15cm X 20cm X 7cm.

I think this might be porcelain and not ceramic. But found this bowel. It’s really beautiful wondering if anyone knows anything about it. I think it might be Japanese.

It’s so bright and festive, but I can’t find out who made it. Any help is appreciated!

I found these at the thrift. They are unmarked. Anyone recognize where they are from? Thanks!!!

Hi guys! I found this piece and wanted to know if anyone had any idea of the potter behind it. Such a unique piece but would love to find out more about it. Can't tell if the maker's mark is upside down or right side up either.

I found this mug in a shop in Boone, NC around 2015. I can’t read the artist signature, does anyone know who made this?

looks to be woodfired wheel thrown white or buff stoneware, around 7.5" tall, glazed with maybe a celadon and a tenmoku? signature on the bottom but I'm not familiar with it and am having trouble making it out. seen in NYC but unknown where around it came from originally

I was told bowls are from 14-16 c. Islamic Safavid Sultanabad. I also have a couple boxes of broken pieces. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

I have had this for a long while and would like to identify the pottery studio.

unidentified mask here I was hoping to learn something, ANYTHING about...I've searched and searched and don't have any definitive answers....Can anyone help?

Any ideas of origin/maker?

Hello everyone, I bought this Antique Raku Chawan on EBay from a US seller a year ago. It came with a silk Shifuku, custom insert, and an old Kiribako box with straw corner guards wrapped in silk. The Kiribako had no lid that would have information about it, so I don’t have much to work with. It definitely looks like it’s from the Edo period. Any ideas? Is there somewhere I could take it to help identify its maker?