Sterling Silver Bud Vases

A pair of classic Tiffany trumpet vases. This style became popular around 1910 and remains popular to this day. One of the panels is engraved with a beautiful multi-lined monogram of...

Being offered is a sterling silver bud vase by Shreve Crump & Low of San Francisco.

We are happy to offer you this sterling silver bud vase from the early 20th century.

Edwardian, sterling silver bud vase with fluted top, Birmingham, England, 1903, Cornelius Desormeux Sanders and James Francis Hollings Shepherd - makers.

Beautiful handmade octagonal-shaped sterling silver bud vase. Stamped "Cartier, man made, sterling, 305" on the bottom.

Estate Tiffany Company Sterling Silver Bud Vase, Circa 1920.

Rare set of six, matching, sterling silver bud vases, Birmingham, England, 1900, Deakin & Francis - makers.

We are delighted to offer this pair of sterling silver bud vases by International Silver in the “Courtship” pattern from 1936.

These sterling silver bud vases are so elegant. They have delicate etchings around the base and shaft.

We proudly offer this sterling silver bud vase by William B. Durgin. Durgin was founded in 1853 and eventually became a division of the Gorham Manufacturing Company.

Estate Tiffany and Company Sterling Silver Bud Vase

These sterling silver bud vases were made in Japan by the Toshikazu Silver Company.

We are thrilled to offer the unique set of four sterling silver bud vases. Each one has been meticulously restored to their original pristine condition; no scratches, dents, dings or...

Being offered is a pair of Mid-Century Tiffany & Company sterling silver bud vases. It’s so rare to find a pair of vases so we’re especially happy to offer them.

This elegant pair of sterling silver bud vases is crafted in the form of loving cups, a style historically symbolic of unity and celebration.

A simple tapered shape sterling bud vase with a scalloped top. Goes with any decor or style. For those areas in your house (or office) that need brightening up but aren’t big enough ...

These vases are for those areas in your home that you want to put just a few flowers, a powder room, an end-table or a desk. A few well placed flowers can really brighten up a room. ...

Unusual, sterling silver, Edwardian bud vase with "tricorn" opening for flowers, Birmingham, England, 1900, Coles & Fryer - makers. 5 1/2 inches high x 1 3/4 inches diameter across "...

Suite of four, sterling silver, Edwardian bud vases, London, 1901, Horace Woodward & Co, Ltd. - makers.

We love flowers and we love displaying them in sterling silver vases! This pair of sterling silver vases are by the Meriden Britannia Company. Manufactured during WWII, they reflect...

Art Deco, sterling silver-mounted orange Art Glass bud vase, London, year-hallmarked for 1924, H.

Pair of unusual, Art Nouveau, sterling silver-mounted hand blown dark green and clear glass bud vases, London, 1904, A.

Set Of Three Miniature Hand Crafted Mexico .999 Fine Silver Bud Vases Signed Idylls. Hand hammered along the necks of the vases and a bark like texture hammered throughout the vases.

Exquisite aesthetic mixed metals by Gorham bud vase with large applied gold grasshopper and butterfly, hand-hammered and chased with flower and leaves. It has a vintage M monogram an...

A extraordinary piece created by a collaboration of Rockwell Silver Company and pairpoint glass. This beautiful black amethyst glass vase has the traditional Pairpoint bubble glass b...

A gorgeous Arts & Crafts period sterling silver on bronze tall bud vase with verdigris patina By Heintz Art Metal Shop USA, Early 20th Century Measures: 3.75"W x 3.75"D x 11.75"H.

A gorgeous Arts & Crafts period sterling silver on bronze tall bud vase By Heintz Art Metal Shop USA, Early 20th Century Measures: 4"W x 4"D x 11.5"H.

Antique American sterling silver & cut crystal bud vase, circa 1870-1880.

Antique American sterling silver & cut crystal bud vase, circa 1870-1880.

1957, Sweden. Silver plated bud vase with engraving on side & CGH mark on base.

This sterling silver bud vase might just be that accent piece you’ve been looking for to dress up your powder room, desk or vanity.

Being offered is a sterling silver bud vase by Theodore B Starr of New York, circa 1930’s.

Victorian, sterling silver bud vase, London, 1896, George Gillet - maker. @5 3/4" high x @2 1/4" diameter across base and top.

Victorian, sterling silver bud vase, London, 1896, George Gillet - maker.

Victorian, sterling silver bud vase, London, 1898, George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton, makers.

Sterling silver bud vase - simple and sophisticated with a floral border along the top edge... this piece is a handsome compliment to any desk table.

Art Nouveau, sterling silver bud vase, American, circa 1895-1905.

Edwardian pair of sterling silver bud vases, Chester, England, 1902, H.E.B and F.E.B. - makers.

Designed at the height of the Art Nouveau period, this sterling silver bud vase embodies all the essentials of the style.

Aesthetic Movement, sterling silver bud vase, Wood and Hughes Co., New York, circa 1875.

Rare pair of Art Nouveau, sterling silver bud vases, made in the city of Sheffield, England, 1906, George Wish, Ltd. - maker.

This stunning sterling silver bud vase has a nice heavy weight and features a clean stylized hour glass form design.

Lovely pair of Victorian Period, sterling silver bud vases, London, year-hallmarked for 1896, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co., Ltd. - makers.

Rare, Victorian Period, Neoclassical Style, set of four (4), matching, sterling silver bud vases, Birmingham, England, year-hallmarked for 1896, Henry Wright Atkin (of Atkin Bros.

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver bud vase, designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany, adorned with natural motifs.

A fine antique signed silver bud vase. By Tiffany & Co. In sterling silver.

A fine assembled set of 6 silver bud vases. By Tiffany & Co. In sterling silver.

Being offered is a sterling silver bud vase by the William Durgin Silver Company.

This sterling silver bud-vase by S.Kirk and Sons is understated and elegant.

Gorham sterling silver bud vase in pattern 440 from the 1850s to mid-1860s in Neoclassical style with classical, frieze-like motifs on top, two applied decorative handles on the body...

An elegant sterling silver bud vase made by Tiffany and Co. Of an octagonal shape, protruding to the upper rim and featuring delicately engraved patterns to the exterior.

Victorian, sterling silver, figural bud vase, Gorham manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island, year-hallmarked for 1865.

All the beauty is in the shape; the delicate femininity and scalloped top. The vase has a genie-bottle like shape with a hand engraved K on the belly. Imagine this beauty on your van...