Antique Amphora

Interior designers typically will use the amphora vases as you would a piece of sculpture and they are equally at home placed inside the house or outside.

A strikingly attractive, extremely rare and wonderfully decorative carved oak amphora stand with three terracotta amphorae in lovely antique condition.

Paul Dachsel was the son-in-law of Alfred Stellmacher, the founder of Amphora Pottery company in Turn-Teplitz, then in Austria.

The Amphora pottery factory was located in Turn-Teplitz, Austria.

The Amphora pottery factory was located in Turn-Teplitz, Austria.

A rare and large pair of neo-grec gilt and patinated bronze amphora vases. Designed by Ferdinand Levillain and cast by Ferdinand Barbedienne.

The artist's signature can be found engraved on the base of one of the amphora vessels.

A beautifully executed form, of generous proportion, from the geometric period, this sumptuous amphora displays a number of the most iconic stylistic elements of the era.

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Depicting an ancient Greek amphora, this piece is Plate VI from the seminal folio Griechische Keramik by Albert Genick, printed in Berlin in 1883 by Ernst Wasmuth.

The Amphora pottery factory was located in Turn-Teplitz, Austria.

The Amphora pottery factory was located in Turn-Teplitz, Austria.

The Amphora pottery factory was located in Turn-Teplitz, Austria.

The Amphora pottery factory was located in Turn-Teplitz, Austria.

A magnificent pair of cobalt blue porcelain amphora vases, created between 1890 and 1902 according to the stamps, the Pouyat porcelain factory stands out as one of the most influenti...

Lucot for Sevres, France. Large amphora-shaped vase in faience and bronze. Sevres Bleu decoration with gold accents.

19th Century Roman Revival Vase Grand Tour Amphora Style, After Thomas Hope This 19th-century amphora-style vase is a superb example of Roman Revival design, inspired by the neoclas...

The brooch was masterfully crafted with Etruscan revival patterns in solid rich yellow gold of 18 karats and is embellished with an intricate white micro mosaic, depicting a Roman am...

Ánfora con dos asas esmaltada en blanco y azul , S.XIX - XX . Cerámica de Talavera Medidas : 47 x 31 c m .

The embroidered appliques in fine silk and gold and silver threadwork with coloured glass, sequins and mirror simulating jewels in deep relief worked onto the original red velvet tex...

Paul Dachsel was the son-in-law of Alfred Stellmacher, the founder of Amphora Pottery company in Turn-Teplitz, then in Austria.

Art Deco Murano Scavo Roman Revival Glass Amphora with Applied Handles and Raspberry Prunts Murano Art Deco Scavo Glass Amphora with Barbed Handles & Raspberry Prunts, Art Deco M...

Paul Dachsel was the son-in-law of Alfred Stellmacher, the founder of Amphora Pottery company in Turn-Teplitz, then in Austria.

A carved amphora in agate from the Qing Dynasty. This is an antique amphora vase with a lid created during the late Qing dynasty period, back in the 1900-1912.

The Amphora pottery factory was located in Turn-Teplitz, Austria.

Art Déco italian glazed ceramic vase/amphora with handle and double spout By: unknown Material: paint, ceramic Technique: enameled, glazed, hand-crafted, molded, painted, pressed Di...

The Amphora pottery factory was located in Turn-Teplitz, Austria.

This exquisite 19th-century hand-painted ceramic amphora is a finely crafted Grand Tour museum replica of an ancient Greek Geometric-style vessel, circa 800 BCE.

Greek Revival set of three amphora vases by Bates, Brown-Westhead, and Moore, England, 1859-1861.

This refined Art Deco amphora vase was realized and signed Nancy Daum in France circa 1925.

Paul Dachsel was the son-in-law of Alfred Stellmacher, the founder of Amphora Pottery company in Turn-Teplitz, then in Austria.

Antique French handcrafted terra cotta olive oil jar / water jug featuring a round shape with footed base, molded rim, large handle, narrow spout, finished in a yellow glaze with ora...

Paul Dachsel was the son-in-law of Alfred Stellmacher, the founder of Amphora Pottery company in Turn-Teplitz, then in Austria.

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Provenance: Le Futur Anterieur, France; Mary K. F. Leong collection, Washington, acquired between 1980 - 1990; Arte Primitivo, New York, Fine Pre-Columbian, & Tribal Art, and Cla...

Art Nouveau huge porcelain floor amphora by J.Bünzli who was CEO of the famous German manufacturer KAHLA from ......

Elegant brass table lamp in the form of an amphora urn, from the late 19th century Striking and elegant table lamp in polished brass, shaped as a classical amphora urn with sweepin...

Most people refer to these as amphora jars, beginning in the Neolithic Period and running from approximately 9000BC to 3500BC.

The Amphora pottery factory was located in Turn-Teplitz, Austria.

This elegant pair of cobalt blue amphora-shaped vases was produced by the distinguished Jaget & Pinon manufactory in Tours, France, and dates to the Art Deco period, circa 1920–1930.

Earthy, textured water lily leaf vase with gilted, figural stem arms which encircle the golden mouth of the piece with their flowers. Stamped Ernst Wahliss and numbered in the base. ...

Terracotta potpourri vase with cover Neoclassical urn Style: Neoclassical, Antique, Louis XVI, Antique, French Design: In the manner of Amphora Austria, George Klimt, Ernst Wahliss C...

Pair of Victorian 18 karat gold earrings in amphora motif with tortoise, Italy 1850s-1870s Length 7.5 cm

Twin handled amphora of course pottery ware with pink-buff clay, the beehive ovoid ribbed body baring partial maritime encrustation displayed in bespoke steel stand Roman, 1ST-3RDC ...

They feature a square base and an amphora-like shape, embellished with geometric motifs and acanthus leaves.

In the classical amphora design, neck and bottom fuse together in one continuous curve.

The casting is particularly detailed throughout the flowing drapery, hair, sandals, grape leaves, fruit, amphora, and textured naturalistic base. A warm, richly varied brown patina w...

., featuring the traditional amphora shape and handles on opposing ends.

Antique Greek Lidded Amphora with Classical Figures Lithograph, 1883 Original antique color lithograph depicting an elaborate ancient Greek lidded amphora with classical figures and...

The juxtaposition of the restrained black amphora with the richly ornamented second vessel makes this a particularly attractive and visually varied plate from the series.

The structure has a decoration in the shape of amphora and a bow. Louis XVI style. 19th century.

French studio ceramic vase from the Pierrefonds manufactory, with an elongated amphora body and two sharply modelled twin handles, marking the transition from Art Nouveau into early ...

This impressive landscape-format plate presents two contrasting examples of ancient Greek pottery, both extensively decorated with figural and ornamental scenes. The larger amphora ...

Authentic late 19th century glazed terracotta amphora from Puglia, Southern Italy, hand-thrown in the tradition of the historic Grottaglie ceramic workshops.

The cymatium ends with a small amphora. This mirror exudes great taste and refinement, adding a touch of class and antiquity to any space.

This substantial outdoor decorative piece features a traditional amphora-shaped body adorned with relief ornamentation, including a band of acanthus leaves around the rim and a geome...

Tall, festive silver candelabrum on a stepped, funnel-shaped base; baluster shaft featuring an inlaid, stylised amphora-shaped vase section with a decorative band of volute relief an...

At right is a monumental two-handled amphora decorated with two standing male figures.

Cream-white highlights add further depth to the predominantly black and terracotta-red palette. The tall, slender amphora on the right provides an elegant contrast.

Here is a striking hand-blown emerald green glass amphora vase in the Venetian Revival taste, likely produced in Italy in the late 19th to early 20th century.