Upside Down Vase

clouds, are countlessly full of interpretations. From the shelves, upside-down mountains, to the vases

decentralized elements express their identity. Turning each vase upside down, the names of all the hundred

their identity. Turning each vase upside down, the names of all the hundred authors are printed in

100% Make up series. Vase number 40 decorated by Christer Jonson, Sweden 1937. Numbered edition

100% Make up series. Vase number 49 decorated by Cheikh Ledy, Zaire 1962. Numbered edition. With

smallest and most decentralized elements express their identity. Turning each vase upside down, the names

100% Make up series. Vase number 50 decorated by Stefan Lindfors, Finland 1962. Numbered edition

100% Make up series. Vase number 44 decorated by Randi Kristensen, Denmark 1959. Numbered edition

100% Make up series. Vase number 42 decorated by Bodys Isek Kingelez, Zaire 1948. Numbered edition

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 12 decorated by Sergio Calatroni, Italy, Pavia 1953. Numbered

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 36 decorated by Yoshiki Hishinuma, Japan 1958. Numbered edition

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 26 decorated by Piero Gaeta, Italy, Matera 1961. Numbered

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 20 decorated by Jan Digerud, Norway 1938. Numbered edition. With

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 31 decorated by Milton Glaser, USA 1929. Numbered edition. With

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 30 decorated by Anna Gili, Italy, Orvieto 1960. Numbered edition

100% Make up series. Vase number 39 decorated by Aussi Jaffari, Tanzania 1955. Numbered edition

their identity. Turning each vase upside down, the names of all the hundred authors are printed in

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 24 decorated by Dan Friedman, USA 1945. Numbered edition. With

smallest and most decentralized elements express their identity. Turning each vase upside down, the names

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 28 decorated by Louise Gibb, Great Britain 1957 Numbered edition

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 25 decorated by Elizabeth Fritsch, Great Britain 1940. Numbered

100% Make up series. Vase number 23 decorated by Ellinor Flor, Great Britain 1948. Numbered

smallest and most decentralized elements express their identity. Turning each vase upside down, the names

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 15 decorated by Nigel Coates, Great Britain 1949. Numbered

their identity. Turning each vase upside down, the names of all the hundred authors are printed in

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 13 decorated by Juli Capella, Spain 1960. Numbered edition. With

100% Make up series. Vase number 54 decorated by Karel Malich, Czchoslovakia 1924. Numbered edition

100% Make up series. Vase number 53 decorated by Valente Malangatana, Mozambique 1936. Numbered

100% Make up series. Vase number 52 decorated by Ester Mahlangu, South Africa 1953. Numbered

100% Make up series. Vase number 41 decorated by Bodys Isek Kingelez, Zaire 1948. Numbered edition

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 38 decorated by Yong Ping Huang, China 1954. Numbered edition

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 33 decorated by Maria Christina Hamel, Austria 1958. Numbered

smallest and most decentralized elements express their identity. Turning each vase upside down, the names

100% Make Up Series. Vase number 34 decorated by Jan Mohamed Hanif, Kenya 1958. Numbered edition

each vase upside down, the names of all the hundred authors are printed in alphabetical order with

Jardiniere is decorated with a relief of Empire style swans with open feathers around a bell shaped upside

Designed by Koens & Middelkoop, this vase is unglazed porcelain sculpted into a human head shape

bottom upside down vase shape shade, the scallop edge small decorative bowl on top of the shade and the

100% Make up series. Vase number 50 decorated by Kamba Luesa (Kanyunyu), Zaire 1944. Numbered

interior. Candlesticks can also be turned upside down and used as a vase. Since they are handblown the

showed them an idea,” she says. “I made hundreds of glass vases, upside down and willy-nilly, and

the vase is upside down, and two grinding chips underfoot, measuring 7.75 in. H x 11 in. diameter (at

, are countlessly full of interpretations. From the shelves, upside-down mountains, to the vases

turned upside down become a vase. The mottled white on white pattern resembling a tortoise shell, is

This vintage modernist-style ceramic vase by celebrated contemporary designer and ceramicist

This mahogany and pine vitrine was made circa 1920s in England and probably used in a shop. It features a solid wooden frame with glass sides, top and sliding doors.

Antique unique clothes rack made by hand from northern Sweden. The clothes rack is made around the year 1900 in painted pine. Original condition and original paint with some distress...

A corner sofa by J.M. Middelraad for H. Pander & Zn A corner sofa with fabric upholstery. The beautiful hand-carved details in Art Nouveau patterns and dragonflies, as well as on th...

A fascinating metamorphic table / chair English oak monk's bench from the early 20th century. Having a circular tabletop with molded edge and decorative carvings to the reverse, ...

A well executed almost life size skull and crossbones pine carving, depicting the remembrance that we all will pass. Likely a part of a larger religious carving, possibly placed a...

Very rare extra large 'Gilda' circle sofa in excellent condition. Designed by Michel Ducaroy in 1972. The sofa is manufactured by 'Roset' the company name of Ligne Roset prior to 1...

A Handsome, rustic, tall handcrafted vintage round wooden birdcage in an original finish. Steel wiring is used to create an enclosure. A small door opens for the cage at the lower to...

This very unique haberdashery cabinet was produced during the 1920/30s in Germany. It features 36 drawers with cut glass fronts / folding doors and black metal handles. It was origin...

For sale a very rare early 19th century infants coffin carrier, this would of been housed on a horse and cart hearse. The casket has a decorative wrought iron edging two thirds of th...

Anthropomorphic Terracotta Dog wearing a Plague Dr Mask by Laurence Lenglare Measures 17" x 14" x 26.5" H Weighs: 32 lbs Due to the fragile nature of this piece we only offer whit...

France / 1910 / Farmacist Cabinet / oak / Art Nouveau / Art Deco An impressive high French Pharmacy Cabinet in oak. This cabinet was crafted in France around 1910. Elegantly refinis...

Elegant Regency style library ladder in mahogany Great looking interiors piece what scrolls around with seven steps Perfect for the large bookcase or library study Some of our items ...

Exceptional one of a kind organic midcentury Mexican modernist fountain designed by Don Shoemaker. Don Shoemaker fountain is made of Cocobolo wood which is similar to rosewood and...

Dating from 19th century England, this large glazed Victorian arched door is a stunning feature for properties period and modern. It was reclaimed from a Victorian orangery and as su...

Pair of 1950s vintage Palm Beach plaster shell seashell wall light sconces. Wired for U.S. No chips or breaks. Comes ready to mount on wall. Manner of Serge Roche. Dimensions: 6.5 H ...

Hand-forged metal design tree of life wall sculpture candle holder, 1960s A beautifully perfectly shaped tree of life made of iron. Artful craftsmanship. We have a matching candle...