Katie Larmour Antiques Vases and Vessels

Decorative pot or vase for flowers or on its own. Would like wonderful in amongst an array of colourful or colour coordinated pieces. Contemporary, possible vintage. Perfect for an i...

Title: Hand Blown Art Glass Mustard Large Yellow Ochre White Vase Pot Bottle Description: Very striking an unusual unique vintage art piece. A dramatic accent to ones interior. T...

A large stoneware vase of Japoniste inspiration, of rare double-spout form with twin handles, covered with a flowing brown and pale blue drip-glaze over a deep blue body, by the Fren...

A rare small stoneware vase of double-gourd Japonist form, freely treated at the top rim. It has a thick brown, green ochre flowing flambe glaze. By the French art ceramist Jean Langlade...

A piriform or pear-shaped stoneware vase of Japonist inspiration. Covered with a flowing glaze in tranches of pale blue and brown and ochre by the French art ceramist Jean Pointu (18...

French Art Nouveau ceramic vase, of ovoid form with narrow neck, covered with flowing dark green and brown glaze of Japanese inspiration. A very nice and subtle piece. With the inc...

A small stoneware pot of Japoniste form, with a thick flowing brown to purply pink flambe glaze containing pale blue highlights, and the unglazed body attractively revealed in parts near the base to accentuate the thickness of the glaze. By the French art ceramist Jean Langlade...

An example of French Art Nouveau pottery Stamped Joseph Talbot of Cher In the form of a tulip vase, with a typical flowing streaky glaze graded form blue to brown Please note f...

French Art Nouveau pottery blue green crystalline glaze pot vase Pierrefonds An exquisite piece of French art pottery made by the ‘Faienciere Heraldique de Pierrefonds’, a pottery established in 1903 by Olivier de Sorra, Count Hallez D’Arros, at Pierrefonds, a village in Picardy, North of Paris, at the foot of the famous Ducs d’Orléans castle. The firm’s mark is a heraldic stamp showing medieval...

French Art Pottery Metenier blue ceramic vase pot Made from stoneware and signed on the base by ‘G.Métenier’ for Gilbert Metenier. An artist potter who worked from 1907 until 1940...

French Art Nouveau pot. An attractively drip glazed pot, of bulging squat bottle form, with a very prominent and dramatic flowing brown glaze over a subtle ochre body. Of Japanese inspiration. Bares the incised signature of ‘Leon Pointu...

A small but rare stoneware vase of double-gourd Japonist form and organic character, freely treated at the top rim where it is a rare example of a cut and overlapped fold, reminiscen...

Rare French Art Nouveau Vase of Japonist inspiration. It bares the incised signature of Leon in rustic drip glazed stoneware. This precise piece appears in the book on the celebrat...

Title: Rare antique set of 10 pharmacy bottles apothecary glass with gold leaf Beautiful set of ten pharmaceutical bottles, circa 1900 originally from a chemists in Northern Ireland. Note the exquisite gold leaf framed labels which make them real collectors items (and add value). These elegant bottles lined pharmacy shelves until the late 1920s. We’ve selected the bottles with the most attractive and desirable titles as well as pretty finish and in a variety of sizes and assorted top designs to compliment each other. The rounded stoppers are hand blown glass making them more valuable than the others due to it’s finer craftsmanship, the plain chisel top designs are elegant and feel extremely tackle to the touch fitting perfectly with ones thumb, with some finished with superb hand cut edges which are more labor intensive specimens, and almost reminiscent of a perfume bottle. The shorthand Latin (some ancient Greek) names for these botanical delights gives more detail to be admired. They are all empty but some have a wonderful slight residue of its past contents lining the inside of the bottle. Unusual and stunning treasure as a unique feature to accessorise your interior just as fragrance bottles and cosmetic jars would. Works wonderfully as a collection lined up in a stylish bathroom whether traditional or contemporary (see photo of a collection on an antique marble Georgian washstand...

Title: Rare antique set of 10 pharmacy bottles apothecary glass with gold leaf   Beautiful set of ten pharmaceutical bottles, circa 1900 originally from a chemists in Northern Ireland. Note the exquisite gold leaf framed labels which make them real collectors items (and add value). These elegant bottles lined pharmacy shelves until the late 1920s. We’ve selected the bottles with the most attractive and desirable titles as well as pretty finish and in a variety of sizes and assorted top designs to compliment each other. The rounded stoppers are hand blown glass making them more valuable than the others due to it’s finer craftsmanship, the plain chisel top designs are elegant and feel extremely tackle to the touch fitting perfectly with ones thumb, with some finished with superb hand cut edges which are more labor intensive specimens, and almost reminiscent of a perfume bottle. The shorthand Latin (some ancient Greek) names for these botanical delights gives more detail to be admired. They are all empty but some have a wonderful slight residue of its past contents lining the inside of the bottle. Unusual and stunning treasure as a unique feature to accessorise your interior just as fragrance bottles and cosmetic jars would. Works wonderfully as a collection lined up in a stylish bathroom whether traditional or contemporary (see photo of a collection on an antique marble Georgian washstand...

Title: Rare antique set of 10 pharmacy bottles apothecary glass with gold leaf Description: Beautiful set of ten pharmaceutical bottles, circa 1900 originally from a chemists in Northern Ireland. Note the exquisite gold leaf framed labels which make them real collectors items (and add value). These elegant bottles lined pharmacy shelves until the late 1920s. We’ve selected the bottles with the most attractive and desirable titles as well as pretty finish and in a variety of sizes and assorted top designs to compliment each other. The rounded stoppers are hand blown glass making them more valuable than the others due to it’s finer craftsmanship, the plain chisel top designs are elegant and feel extremely tackle to the touch fitting perfectly with ones thumb, with some finished with superb hand cut edges which are more labor intensive specimens, and almost reminiscent of a perfume bottle. The shorthand Latin (some ancient Greek) names for these botanical delights gives more detail to be admired. They are all empty but some have a wonderful slight residue of its past contents lining the inside of the bottle. Unusual and stunning treasure as a unique feature to accessorise your interior just as fragrance bottles and cosmetic jars would. Works wonderfully as a collection lined up in a stylish bathroom whether traditional or contemporary (see photo of a collection on an antique marble Georgian washstand...

Rare French Art Nouveau ceramic vase of globular form by Alfred Renoleau, with very pretty crystalline bluish green crystalline glaze over a softly tone pale ochre body. An exqui...

Large French Art Nouveau Pottery Gilbert Metenier blue ochre yellow green A rare, large and very impressive piece of organic marrow-like form, typical of Gilbert Metenier’s best p...

Pair of French Art Nouveau vases by Alfonse Cytere of Rambervillers green ochre navy blue Two very attractive ceramic vases by Alfonse Cytere made at his Rambervillers works, in ...

Rare French Art Nouveau pot of squat, ovoid oriental shape covered in a beautiful glaze in subtle shades of cream, rose and brown over a dark olive gre...

French Art Nouveau ceramic vase of shouldered ovoid form baring a row of raised nodules - French ‘points’ (nipples). Clearly by Influenced Auguste Delaherche’s use of similar motif...

French Art Nouveau Pottery by Louis Etienne Desmant with medieval style decoration. A small jug by Louis Deamont signed with his incised signature, a superb example typical of his series which was decorated with motifs and figures from the Bayeux Tapestry...

A very attractive French Art Nouveau ceramic pot, with dimpled globular form vase, marked by Rambervillers, with a partly iridescent medallic glaze in turquoise and purple tones, typical of Alphonse Cytere...

Purple Japonist Art Pottery by Eugene lion vase A perfect piece of Japonist ceramic art. By French art potter Eugene Lion, in a very interesting a...

A perfect example of a small stoneware vase of Japoniste inspiration, triangular in form with an flared top, and covered with a flowing cream, green, and blue flame glaze, flecked wi...

An exquisite rare miniature stoneware vase of bulbous form, with tiny twin handles and a long neck, covered with a flowing strong blue glaze, crystalline in places, on a yellow ground. By the ‘Pierrefonds’ French ceramic studio in Oise, Picardie, north of Paris. It was a pottery established in 1903 by Olivier de Sorra, Count Hallez D’Arros, at Pierrefonds, a village at the foot of the famous majestic Ducs d’Orléans castle. Marked with the customary Pierrefonds company cachet - an impressed heraldic devise consisting of a medieval helmet...

Rare Riessner and Kessel Amphora Ceramic Art Nouveau Pottery Basket A charming and unusual piece from the well known ceramic factory Amphora of Riessner & Kessel in Turn-Teplitz. Made in the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the area called Bohemia, now referred to as the Czech Republic. In the form of a basket shape decorated with simulated ‘jewels’ of color. It displays a number of stamps and factory marks: Austria, a circular mark with double headed eagle which states Imperial Amphora and an impressed crown. It has two different Slavic townscapes including city walls and magical rooftops on each facade along with numerous star motifs depicted in different enamel colors. The firm’s most important works were made between 1894 and 1904, they were almost all in the Art Nouveau style with plants, animals, mythical creatures and, as in this case, an uncommon and desirable romantic medieval Bohemian landscape. A very quant and rare collector’s item or unique home accessory. Would go with many of our vintage and antique one-of-a-kind cushions and pillows. A subpart ornament paired...