Fleurdetroit Vases

Unusual Art Nouveau etched glass vase that measures twenty inches tall by seven inches wide. The color scheme is spectacular, with blues and ...

Helena Tynell (1916-2016) classic blown glass ”Aurinkopullo” meaning Sun Bottle for Riihimäen Lasi Oy in Finland. The vases was produced from 1964 until 1974. Beautiful color and in...

Rare Loetz Art nouveau glass Artist Loetz (has another signature for export to other markets) Origin Austria Crica 1900 Excellent condition without r...

Lareg French pair of high quality green uranium opal glass vases Gilding decoration on the rims and the body all around France, 19th Century 35 cm high.  

A pair of Hollywood Regency faceted decorative brass vases. This set is wonderfully made and elegant in appearance. A-435-335

Beautiful and collectable little midcentury West German vase by Waechtersbach, circa 1955 in graphite grey and green. This is a hard to ...

Loetz Silberiris Gold Iridescent Two Handled Art Nouveau Vase A lovely Loetz Silberiris vase with rounded conical body having two blue iridescent app...

Bjørn Wiinblad Porcelain Pillow Vase for Rosenthal Studio Line, Germany, c.1980.

This Rosenthal studio-line vase is a stunning piece of design that combines matte unglazed and glossy glazed finishes to create a truly unique look. The matte area of the vase is decorated with a relief pattern of doves, which adds a touch of elegance and sophistication. The vase was designed by Bjorn Wiinblad in the 1960s and is still highly sought-after by collectors today. The matte unglazed finish gives the vase a natural, organic feel, while the glossy glazed finish adds a touch of luxury. The relief pattern of doves is a beautiful and symbolic addition to the vase, and it makes it a perfect piece for any home. This vintage Rosenthal vase...

Wonderful black porcelain richly decorated with gold hand painting, designed by Björn Wiinblad for Rosenthal, circa 1970s. Cushion shaped, this vase will make the focus point in you...

Originally used for pickling food, this large earthenware jar was sculpted in China's Shanxi province nearly two centuries ago, shaped by hand with grand scale and wabi-sabi texture. The monumental vessel is cloaked inside and out with a beautiful drip glaze that lingers on every imperfection, streaming down the sides with rich color ranging from warm brown to cool black. Subtle ridges and indentations throughout suggest the jar was fashioned by coiling flattened ropes of clay and then tapped with a paddle to achieve a faceted texture. The interior is repeatedly stamped with a pattern suggestive of rippling water, encouraging the glaze to flow and drip with irregular movement and color variance. The rounded rim is left unglazed, the raw earthenware texture set in contrast to the glossy finish of the sides. Today, the monumental pot...

French polished brass jardinière or container with lion handles, 19th century.