Covered Bowl 1830 - 1870

"Covered Bowl" is a ceramic piece crafted by American potter David Haring between 1830 and 1870. The bowl, currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, is a testament to Haring's mastery of pottery. Its black glaze and intricate, openwork design, evident in the bowl's base and lid, exemplify the craftsmanship and artistic flair characteristic of the period. This small, functional piece showcases the versatility of pottery in daily life during the 19th century. The bowl's simple form and intricate design speak to the timeless allure of ceramic art.