Architecture Vase

It has a clean symmetry with its bright colour playing across the form with a brilliant glaze. The Shiva vases are ‘small architectures... like little monuments’, creating energy whe...

Its tapered, faceted body is composed of softly tinted glass panels with subtle mirrored accents, each panel delicately engraved with floral motifs that add a note of romantic sophis...

It has a clean symmetry with its bright colour playing across the form with a brilliant glaze. The Shiva vases are ‘small architectures... like little monuments’, creating energy whe...

Whether displayed as a standalone sculptural object or incorporated into a curated collection of Italian glass, the vase possesses an architectural presence and remarkable visual imp...

Hand‑blown in opaline Murano glass and finished with meticulous hot‑working techniques, the vase features clean architectural lines inspired by classical Doric forms.

In 1970s Jasba ceased production of vases, and the company concentrated on industrial items and architectural tiles.

This traditional method creates a mesmerizing hammered texture, where each facet catches light in a delicate interplay of matte and polished surfaces, giving the vase a sculptural, a...

This traditional method creates a mesmerizing hammered texture, where each facet catches light in a delicate interplay of matte and polished surfaces, giving the vase a sculptural, a...

Adam Ceramics Green TerraCotta Planter, USA, 1960's.

This is rare AP planter , designed by Lagardo Tackett , is kinda a reverse cone shape, as you can see in an old publication in picture, as INB 10. Could be purchased at the time in 1...

It has a clean symmetry with its bright colour playing across the form with a brilliant glaze. The Shiva vases are ‘small architectures... like little monuments’, creating energy whe...

This vintage Chinese vase combines architectural form with layered surface detail, offering a bold decorative statement.

It works beautifully in large entryways, alongside a console, or in open corners where a touch of mineral architecture is needed. Each vase is unique.

This sculptural form features deeply faceted vertical cuts that create exceptional clarity, rhythm, and light refraction, giving the vase a strong architectural presence from every a...

It has a clean symmetry with its bright colour playing across the form with a brilliant glaze. The Shiva vases are ‘small architectures... like little monuments’, creating energy whe...

Prominent gilt bronze scroll handles terminating in floral medallions flank the bodies, adding both elegance and architectural balance. The vases stand upon gilt bronze stepped bases...

Helena Tynell for Riihimäen Lasi, Finland. Modern art glass vase, Architecturally inspired vase in clear pressed glass, model "Paalutalo", articulated through a rigorously geometric ...

The silhouette is fluid yet controlled, emphasizing verticality and tension—qualities that lend the piece a distinctly architectural presence. The vase is blown in red and amber som...

Crafted in China circa 1990 and oval in shape, the pair of vintage porcelain foot baths are dressed with two side handles. The piece features an intricate architectural scene, includ...

This bold contrast and tactile surface exemplify the experimental glazing techniques that defined West German ceramics of the 1960s and 1970s. Both architectural and expressive, thi...

Stone and clay, basic elements of the architecture of the Mediterranean basin, give rise to miniature architectures.

Islamic ceramic etched art is used to create a wide range of objects, including bowls, plates, vases, tiles, and architectural elements. These objects are used for functional purpose...

Petite architectural ceramic vase by Belle Kogan, arguably America's first female industrial designer, for Red Wing Pottery from the "Prismatique" line produced between 1962-67 (Koga...

The rich cobalt ground has a luminous depth, enhanced by a high-gloss finish that reflects light beautifully in architectural interiors. Each vase is individually decorated with gol...

Hand‑blown in opaline Murano glass and finished with meticulous hot‑working techniques, the vase features clean architectural lines inspired by classical Doric forms.

Argy-Rousseau: Glassware as Art, by Janine Bloch-Dermant, New York, Thames and Hudson, Inc., 1991, pp. 72-73; Gabriel Argy-Rousseau's glass vases also discussed in G. Argy-Rousseau: ...

The contrast between the richly textured body and smooth, shadowy collar gives this vase a refined, architectural quality. Equally suited to rustic, minimalist, or wabi-sabi interio...

It has a clean symmetry with its bright colour playing across the form with a brilliant glaze. The Shiva vases are ‘small architectures... like little monuments’, creating energy whe...

The vertical ribbing creates a rhythmic play of light and shadow, emphasizing the piece’s strong architectural presence. The vase is finished in a soft, matte glaze in pale sand ton...

Laeuger'sche Kunst-Töpfereien at the Tonwerke Kandern pottery in the Black Forest, where he created hundreds of designs for vases, tiles, and architectural ceramics that were produce...

Architectural Pottery "Staccato" pattern on a stoneware cylinder planter by David Cressey. The planter has thick walls and is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. It shows...

Hand‑blown in opaline Murano glass and finished with meticulous hot‑working techniques, the vase features clean architectural lines inspired by classical Doric forms.

Hand‑blown in opaline Murano glass and finished with meticulous hot‑working techniques, the vase features clean architectural lines inspired by classical Doric forms.

Hand‑blown in opaline Murano glass and finished with meticulous hot‑working techniques, the vase features clean architectural lines inspired by classical Doric forms.

Hand‑blown in opaline Murano glass and finished with meticulous hot‑working techniques, the vase features clean architectural lines inspired by classical Doric forms.

Hand‑blown in opaline Murano glass and finished with meticulous hot‑working techniques, the vase features clean architectural lines inspired by classical Doric forms.

Among other things, he created utility glass, decanters, bottles, candlesticks, ashtrays, vases and architectural glass for the mill's Arkitekturglas atelier.

A black lacquer with gold-leaf underlay vintage Chinese altar vase from the mid 20th century with traditional architectures in landscapes and court scenes décor, as well as scalloped...

#5361 Executed in a vivid lava red glaze with dramatic black crater-textured volcanic drips, the pair exemplifies the bold experimental ceramic design language associated with Rot...

With its commanding scale and architectural presence, this exceptional vase embodies the innovative aesthetic that defined Sottsass's work during the 1970s.

A statement piece in any setting, this vase merges architectural form with luxurious materials, embodying a contemporary yet timeless elegance perfect for discerning collectors.

Malcolm Leland Domino Planter for Architectural Pottery, circa 1950's. Designed with versatility in mind. The catalog shows them for use as wall mounted planters, ashtrays, plante...

Mid Century Modern Black Ceramic Double Coned Planter USA 1960s Architectural Vessel. This Black Ceramic Double Coned Planter Made In The USA Is In Excellent Condition. 1960s Cerami...

Hugh Acton Megaforms Architectural planter from Acton Residence in Carrara Marble ,Italy Measures: 8 dia x 17.5 h inches.  

The necks are similarly treated with repeating geometric designs, while the lower sections transition into a deep blue foot decorated with tightly controlled crackle like texture and...

. * urn / vase / jardinière / planter (all distributed naturally) * 18th century / early 1700s / Baroque / Louis XVI style / transitional Neoclassical * mascaron / mask handles / se...

Robert Maxwell & David Cressey Storage Jar for Earthgender. Studio executed in hand thrown and designed textured earthenware with matching glazed lid, ideal as both a storage solutio...

The elegant botanical arrangement combines scrolling vines, stylized flowers, and an architectural vase rendered in luxurious olive-green velvet appliqué over a rich crimson velvet f...

Throughout history, serpents have represented wisdom, protection, eternity, and renewal, making them a favored decorative element in classical architecture and ornamental arts. The g...

The elongated baluster form rises from a sculptural gilt bronze base, giving the vase a refined architectural presence. The combination of cobalt porcelain, hand-painted decoration, ...

A 19th century Victorian terracotta model of a gothic font. An English architectural model of a font in the ecclesiastical style dated to circa 1850. The octagonal design has a repe...

Christine Fabre (born in 1951) Untitled Architecturally designed vase in textured raku ceramic, bearing an impressed mark H. 73.5 cm Biographical Information Born in 1951 in Marse...

Originally part of an architectural decorative scheme. Each vase shaped wood basket is relief carved..

During the 1950s and early 1960s, under designers such as Wayne Husted, Blenko introduced a series of innovative decanters, vases, and architectural glass that remain highly collecti...

An Antique Hand Carved Stone Sarcophagus. This unusual yet charming architectural model has been carved from York Stone with exceptional attention to detail. Standing on block feet...

Italian alabaster carving was centered primarily in Volterra and Florence, where workshops specialized in producing decorative urns, vases, and architectural ornaments. Large-scale a...

“Equilibrium” Monumental Architectural Studio Glass Sculpture with Suspended Sommerso Vase, 101 Inches High, American, Late 20th Century (Circa 1985–1995), in the Circle of Mario Bad...