Pulled Feather

The four vessels — comprising a cylindrical tumbler-form vase, a low squat bowl, a ribbed bulbous bottle with flared rim, and a compact shouldered jar — are unified by a jewel-toned ...

The surface displays a vibrant and richly varied blue-green iridescent ground, beautifully enhanced by a pulled feather and mottled pattern that creates remarkable depth and movement...

A spectacular large and exceptionally heavy Murano freeform glass bowl, dating to approximately the 1950s–1960s, featuring an extraordinary combination of Zebrati-style pulled feathe...

Tiffany's artisans blended gold aventurine, blue, olive green, and translucent amber in a pulled feather pattern. Gold aventurine was produced by dissolving copper particles into mol...

Footed art glass bowl with ruffled rim features a free form flowing abstract pattern in burgundy red glass, reminiscent of Favrille glass with pulled feather elements, that accentua...

Vintage art glass vase features a complex pulled feather style design in navy blue and caramel brown tones, encircling the widest part of the vase.

Well documented Ferdinand Von Poschinger Red hand pulled and feathered over true black (hyalith) small vase -in a classical gourd like Jugendstil shape with regular folds making a th...

At the center, an irregular field of speckled, sandy stoneware is left exposed, its natural grey-tan surface flecked with dark mineral spots, creating a striking contrast against the...

The shaped amber glass has an undulating form and flaring lip, the glass has burgundy swirls throughout and feather pulling. It is of petite form, about 5 inches high, and would make...

The cabinet has later been adapted by an English collector in the early eighteenth century, fitted with figured walnut crossbanded double doors to reveal the marquetry interior, and ...

Featuring a dimpled, free-form wide glass bottle form in Teal, Aqua Green coloration atop a round Walnut base with patinated Brass mount. Double sockets with pull cords. Feather Shad...