Antique Bud Vase

A delicate geometric band painted in gilt around the foot of the vase. Works as a small cabinet vase or even a bud vase.

The centerpiece features three etched clear glass trumpet shaped bud vases and three piers that form the base, each of which has a detailed figural swan.

Small purple over clear Emile Galle cameo vase in a classic bud vase shape (sol fleur) decorated with leaves and small berries -It is signed (with the star) in purple with the Provos...

Lot of 8 vintage plique a jour pieces including 3 round lidded trinket boxes, 3 scalloped edge bowls, one small plate, and one fish bowl style bud vase. All feature designs of flower...

Commonly used today as a bud vase for flowers or as a decorative item. Hand-painted in beautiful vivid colors of blue, green, yellow and orange on white ground and decorated with a m...

A stylish Art Deco American louts flower bud shaped art pottery vase decorated in satin blues and green glazes by Artus Van Briggle and believed to date from around 1930's.

A late 19th century French faience decorative miniature vessel commonly known as a bouquetière or bud vase, in the shape of a violin. Hand-painted in blue, orange, yellow and green o...

Commonly used today as a bud vase for flowers or as a decorative item. Hand-painted in beautiful vivid colors of blue, green, yellow and orange on white ground and decorated with a f...

Their generous bowl form and stable foot allow the pieces to function not only as drinking vessels but also as highly decorative objects suitable for: – bud vases – vanity accessori...

A tapered, but rounded model with two arms, representing the stem of the plant with five flowered buds at the top. The vase has a small dent and a small cut in the rim on top of the ...

Although originally conceived as drinking vessels, these pieces lend themselves equally well to decorative use as: – bud vases – desk accessories – vanity objects – cabinet of curio...

Art Nouveau Émile Gallé Dragonfly and Thistles Soliflore (Bud Vase) Multi-Color Enamel over Clear Art Glass Nancy, France Circa 1900 DIMENSIONS Height: 3.25 inches Max.

What they were (and still are) perfect for: Toothpick holders (their most common and traditional use) Salt cellars or table condiments Open salts with tiny spoons Small floral ar...

Ideal for setting makeup, a small bud vase, or anything, as the surface is virtually waterproof!

Vase with Olives by DAUM A bud vase with an Olive decor Multilayer blown-molded glass With an acid-etched decor in reserve Decor of applied glass cabochons for olives.

Vase with Colchicum by DAUM A bud vase decorated with Colchicum Blown-molded multilayer glass Acid-etched decoration in reserve and lightly wheel cut Hammered background Signed und...

Charles Korschann Czechoslovakian Art Nouveau Gilt-Bronze Figural Bud Vase. Cast from a model by Charles (Karl) Korschann, circa 1899, of urn form, with a handle in the form of a...

Vase with Sweet peas by DAUM A bud vase decorated with Sweet peas Blown-molded multilayer glass Acid-etched decoration in reserve and lightly wheel cut Hammered background Signed u...

The well and urn are hollow, with the well capable of holding water, allowing the piece to potentially be used as a decorative bud vase. Ruth at the Gleaning Harvest depicts Ruth ho...

They are also suitable as small bud vases or decorative vessels, although their greatest importance lies in their original identity as antique ink containers and objects associated w...

They can also be used as bud vases, although their greatest value lies in preserving their original character as historic pharmaceutical containers.

They are also beautiful when used as small bud vases, although their greatest significance lies in their original identity as antique writing and ink containers.

They may also be styled individually as decorative vessels, bud vases or objets d’art, while preserving their original identity as historic containers.

There is a magnificent pair of tall, opal bud vases with elegant green leaf decoration, banded in gold.

There is a magnificent pair of tall, opal bud vases with elegant green leaf decoration, banded in gold.

On one side, we see a flower and buds in a vase. On the other side, we see stacks of water with pagodas at the water's edge.

Austrian Art Nouveau glass vase with American silver overlay, ca 1900. Short and tapering with curved shoulder and inset neck. Windswept flowers and tendrils in silver heightened wit...