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1526–1858

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Vessel Decorated With Pine cones, Roman 1st Century BC - 1st Century AD

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Figurative Vessel: Mangbetu Peoples, 19th - 20th Century

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Figurative Vessel: Mangbetu Peoples, 19th - 20th Century

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Samaia

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, i.e. The Met Museum

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Figurative Vessel | Mangbetu peoples | The Met

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During the second half of the nineteenth century, when the kingdom was most powerful, Mangbetu aristocrats surrounded themselves with a wide variety of finely crafted utilitarian objects--boxes, jars, stools, musical instruments, and weapons. A distinctive tradition of anthropomorphic sculpture associated with Mangbetu culture developed about 1900.

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Blessing Omoniyi

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Double Bowl, 15th-early 16th century, Peru

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Double Bowl, 15th-early 16th century, Peru

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Nathalie

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, i.e. The Met Museum

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During Inca times, the production and distribution of ceramics was controlled by the state. Those made and used in Cuzco, the capital of the Inca empire, and its vicinity are known as Cuzco Inca style.

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Bottle with Peony Scroll - Mid 14th Century China

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Bottle with Peony Scroll - Mid 14th Century China

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Maxine

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Two Flat Stamps, Central Highlands (Mexico), 12th-15th Century

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Two Flat Stamps, Central Highlands (Mexico), 12th-15th Century

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Raine

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Mexican Two Flat Stamps, 12-15th Century

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Mexican Two Flat Stamps, 12-15th Century

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Raine

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Luster Bowl with Winged Horse- Late 12th Century Iran

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Luster Bowl with Winged Horse- Late 12th Century Iran

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Christelle Seri

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, i.e. The Met Museum

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Bowl As the Fatimid dynasty in Egypt declined and finally fell to Salah al-Din in 1171, its skilled craftsmen sought new markets for their wares. Some of them, like the makers of lusterware ceramics, emigrated to Syria and Iran

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Tibetan ritual crown, late 14th-early 15th century

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Tibetan ritual crown, late 14th-early 15th century

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Demetrius

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South African Lidded Vessel - 19th Century

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South African Lidded Vessel - 19th Century

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Nabeel

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by: Daniel Marot the Elder, ca. 1690

This came up when I searched for German ceramics, but it says that it's Dutch

Ryland

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, i.e. The Met Museum

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Daniel Marot the Elder | Vase | Dutch, Delft | The Met

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With handles consisting of entwined snakes and a cover fitted with two tiers of nozzles for flowers, this vase belongs to a group of impressive Delft show pieces on stands made during the time that the Dutch stadtholder William of Orange and his wife Princess Mary Stuart were co-sovereigns of the United Kingdom.

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Elias

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Prithika

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Ms. Evans