Blue John Marble

inlaid on all four sides with either Quartz Amethyst or semi-precious fluorite Blue John. The lower

Ashford black marble, which provides the perfect dark contrast to the vivid hues of the Blue John. The

England, circa 1850. A mid nineteenth century large blue john urn, with Verde Antico gadrooned

cone finial and set on square shaped marble mounted bases.

. Each column has a stepped bronze and white marble plinth and base that is separated by a carved Blue

Discovered by the Romans over 2,000 years ago, Blue John stone is found only among the caverns of

blue john that is set at its center. One of the most important examples known of this rare and highly

Rare pair of small Blue John columns dating to the English Regency period. These columns are

A magnificent Late 18th Century George III statuary marble & Blue John inlaid chimneypiece. Circa

unique decorative pieces. The earliest dated decorative application of Blue John is its use in marble

A pair of Blue John Cassolettes by Matthew Boulton Constructed in gilt bronze and Derbyshire

A fine and Quite Large Pair of Antique English Blue John vases on Black Slate, Carrera marble and

specimen stones comprising Blue John, Cornelian, Lapis Lazuli, Cararra Marble, Malachite and other specimen

region. Highly coveted examples of Blue John, Tigerspar, Marston Magna marble, Cornish Serpentine, Fossil

John, Dulcote Agate, Cotham marble, Marston Magma marble, Connemara marble, Cornish Serpentine

Matthew Boulton chose marble, Blue John and other rare decorative stone as the material for his vases

The ovoid body with knopped finial on turned socle and marble and blue John stepped square base.  

Derbyshire Blue John, Polished slate with fossils, Malachite, Carrara marble, polished agates etc. The ivory

Pair of urn vases in Blue John with a turned stem, resting on a low quadrangular base in black

A 19th century, fine & unusual blue John Urn (known as Derbyshire Spar) is a semi-precious mineral

A rare & unusual blue john urn (also known as Derbyshire Spar) Polished & mounted on a marble

An English blue John covered urn form Orniment raised on white Florite plinth with a molded Portoro

An alabaster urn and cover inlaid with blue John on square slate base. English, circa early 19th

element of a black and white marble base set under a fine Blue John plinth. The rare stone blue john was

with a cut amethyst crystal finial. The column rests on a square blue john, and black marble base with

a variety of semi-precious polished hard-stone, including Derbyshire Blue John, Lapis Lazuli

A pair of Regency marble and blue John classical urns, circa 1820 A carved white marble and Blue

The circular flared edge dish raised on a circular, stepped socle, on a square base.



Available @ H.M. Luther Antiques
Greenwich Village
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The oval urn surmounted by a circular socle, on a rectangular molded edge plinth.


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Greenwich Village
61 East 11th Street

An Early 19th century English blue john tazza on Ashford black marble base

Each column is surmounted by a replaced ovoid waisted knop supported by a Belgian black marble

Derbyshire Blue John, a semi-precious stone mined at Castleton in Derbyshire and used in the manufacture of

A fine garniture of three English neoclassical fluorspar "Blue John" urns, with gilt bronze mounts

The Marble bases are ormolu mounted in Empire style. The Bronze figures after Giambologna are

marbles, semi-precious stones and gem stones such as Lapis Lazuli, Blue John, Verde Antico (further stones

Fabulous Pair of Candlesticks, England, Regency period (1790-1830) MATERIAL : Blue John (fluorite

Iron framed coffee table with a new marble top. Iron frame has been recently powder coated. The

An antique 19th century Statuary white marble Louis XVI style fireplace mantel, with bow fronted frieze and shelf. The jambs with deep side returns and fluted front panels terminatin...

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Impressive Pair of Grand Tour Twin Handle Patinated Bronze Medici Urns of Campagne outline, of compact and heavy proportions. Second quarter of the Nineteenth Century. Firmly attribu...

A fine pair of early 20th century Empire neoclassical style gilt bronze and malachite tables Measures: Height 29 1/2 x width 28 1/2 x depth 20 1/4 inches.  

A fabulous and quite fine pair of 19th century Louis XVI style English turtle-form Ormolu Mounted Blue John (Fluorspar) Obelisks. Each obelisk is finely hand-carved with the finest q...

This pair of early 19th century Grand Tour Period bronze gilt volute krater urns on stone bases are absolutely breathtaking. The base is a heavy black slate with etched Neo-classic f...