Yew Tree House Antiques Vases

Fine pair of patinated bronze urns by Jones and Willis of London and Birmingham, of balustrade form, the neck with two rings over bulbous body standing on footed base, signed with ma...

A pair of diminutive delft vases with hand-painted blue floral and foliate decoration in a white ground on shaped bodies having hexagonal top collars above larger shoulders tapering ...

Unusual turned miro wood vase or drinking vessel from Pitcairn Island made by Parkins Christian, a descendant of Fletcher Christian - leader of the Mutiny o...

Early 19th Century English turned kingwood small vessel, perhaps a rum cup egg holder, having banded sides, the whole with rich patination. Treen

A collection of four heavy clear leaded glass footed vases of shaped and ribbed form with flared scalloped rims, known as celery vases. Elegant tabl...

A copper milk can with brass banding featuring canted spout, looped pouring handle, filler lid and wooden filler handle. Decorative and highly polished...

Good early 19th Century Swedish turned birch burl vessel having flared lip, ring turned foot and good rich color. Sizes approximate.

Fine early 20th century hammered copper cauldron form vessel, having generous rolled lip, swelled body with two applied handles and standing on stubby hollow feet, the whole with ric...

Arts and Crafts period hanging pear shaped pot with hand riveted seams, beaten surface and great color.

Fine collection of 1960s-1970s studio art glass from Malta, in rich deep blues, greens and gold’s from Mdina, the glass works established on the island in the 1960s by English glass ...

19th century Dutch blue and white delft vase with foliage and pheasant decoration having an elongated neck and graceful, elegant form.

A collection of three vibrantly hued handmade sculptural glass vessels by Berànek with reticulated top edges and vibrant colors with white accents: lime green with white ribbon, blue with white drip lines and blue with white inclusion. Emanuel Berànek started his studio in Czechoslovakia during the war using waste broken glass in peat furnaces. From the 1950s until the company's demise in 2008, nearly every one of Czechoslovakia’s best and more influential glass designers worked with the studio including now globally revered names such as Frantisek Vízner, Vladimír Jelínek, Ludvika Smrckova and Pavel Hlava. Ref: Beránek & Skrdlovice: Legends of Czech Glass by Robert Bevan...

Assortment of blue and green Mdina glass vases, made in Malta in the 1960s and 70s under the direction of founder Michael Harris, an English artist who established the Mdina glasswor...