Aller Vale Decorative Objects

A charming vase by the storied English firm of Coalport. This sweetie features 2 handles, and an interesting hand painted scene with river, mountains, flora fauna accented with white...

Crockery White, 1882 Ltd. with Max Lamb. A collection of fine bone china tableware slip-cast from plaster models carved by hand, with glazed interior for functionality and raw exteri...

The yellow dragon vase is crafted out of porcelain and finished with a yellow glaze and hand painted Chinese dragon design. The color yellow and pai...

A hand painted ceramic Chinese vase. Both sides show the same scene, a Yuenü or swordswoman on horseback. Framed with blossom outlined in gold surround with gold dots. Marked underne...

A vintage circa 1980's or 1990's hand painted pottery vase. The bold, geometric and Modernist style decoration is presented in full color against a black painted counterpoint. The co...

A 1960 terracotta clay vessel. Features a mix of blues, greens & oranges as the background of the symbolic motifs specific to aztec culture. Aztec ...

A Majolica glazed spill vase from the Staffordshire pottery region of England, attributed to Wardle & Co. circa 1860. The vase is molded as a woman’s hand holding an upright ear of...

This is a small vintage decorative posy vase. A Japanese, hand painted flower pot, dating to the late Art Deco period, circa 1940. Charmingly finished and of petite proportion - ide...

C. 19th century gorgeous satsuma vases. Hand painted, gilded w/ flowers & birds ( signed ).

Stack begins a partnership between Paul Smith + 1882 Ltd. and forms part of an on-going relationship. Each piece in the Stack collection is unique making each Stack a work of art. Stack is a special series of vessels – appearing as a stack of plates, yet functioning as a vase, with each ‘plate’ hand glazed in colours inspired by Paul Smith’s iconic stripes. To produce Stack requires a complex process from making each individual stacking element of fine bone china, through to the highly skilled color matching and application. On making each plate, after the first kiln (1250 C), they are then glazed and fired again (1060 C). They are water jet cut to provide the vase cavity, hand glazed in each one of the 40 colours of multi stripe and then fired again. The elements are then put back in the stack and placed in the kiln for the third time and fired again, which allows the glaze to fuse together the elements to create the finished Stack. Finally a hand painted burnished gold piece completes Stack. “The decision to collaborate with 1882 Ltd. was a very instinctive one. They are a highly experienced, fifth generation family business who know their field very well.” Paul Smith Stack – Dipping bowl...

1960s Hand-Painted Aztec Vase.  

Rare Minton Majolica Posy small vase modelled as three upright yellow bamboo canes all supported on an earthy ground.