Stone Vase

Italian frosted vase with five bands of violet starting at bottom of vase and circling to the top. Has a decal on bottom stating 'Made in Italy'. Reminds me of milk glass. Vase is 12...

Ceramic vessel by Eric Norstad (1924-2013) measuring 9" wide, 6.5" deep and 12" high. About the Artist: Eric Norstad was an award-winning potter and architect who worked primarily on the west coast of the United States. Norstad credits artists Peter Voulkos, Bernard Leach, and his parents as influences, as well as clean, functional Scandinavian design of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. Graduated from the University of Oregon with degree in architecture with a minor in ceramics. He was a draftsman in Seattle, Washington. In order to subsidize his career as an aspiring architect Norstad began making stoneware pottery. In 1959, Norstad moved his growing family to Marin County, California. He built a kiln in the basement of their new home and began selling pots at street fairs and at word of mouth home pottery sales. In 1960 Norstad was asked to join architects Warren Callister and Jack Payne as an architect at their firm Callister and Payne in Tiburon, California. Norstad worked on multiple residential projects in Northern California while continuing to make ceramics on the side. Soon Callister and other architects began commissioning unique ceramic pieces from Norstad such as fireplace fronts, chimney pots, large planter pots...

Italian glass vase for the Cenedese Glass Company in Murano, Italy. Vase measures 4.75" wide 3" deep and 14" high.

Murano vase with a violet and white criss cross pattern. Vase contains label that says Murano Glass Made in Italy. Vase measures 15" high and 4.5" diameter.

Seguso Murano vase with a beige, pink and white patterns. Vase measures 15.5" high and 4.25" diameter.

Seguso Murano vase with a turquoise and white patterns. Vase measures 15.25" high and 5.75" diameter at base and 4.25" diameter at top.

These so called 'Boucquets' were hand-carved in the late 17th century by French craftsmen. As the Baroque style found its French translation with Louis XIV architects and designers d...

Beautiful weathered carved stone vase with a star, France, circa 1800-1900. Weathered and old repair.

Beautiful pair garden vases in original Vicenza stone carved by one of the most appreciated artists of the genre.

Oval shaped gadrooned Vasca with spreading socles. Venetian School of Dalmatia, 1680-1720.

old Vase, mortar-type sink in carved stone, without pestle but probably born as a mortar, has two side handles and no drain hole, but can easily be adapted to different uses such as rustic sink, garden...

From a chateau in France, these are known as 'bouquets' fashioned after 17th century Baroque style. These "corbeilles" of potted flowers and fruits remain blooming and ripe through a...