Gianni Osgnach Mojo Vase in Lacquered Polyurethane Foam 1997

Jaipur vase in black enameled ceramic, designed by Sergio Asti and datable in the 1980s. The vase is an author's proof as indicated under the base. The ceramics and glass production of Sergio Asti reflects his methodical and accurate ways of thinking, who offered through his sensibility and his strong relationship with the Italian fine design tradition an exploration of silhouettes, forms, materials, techniques, and colors. This vase was part of a series of totemic and tubular ceramics...

Vase in white enameled ceramic, designed by Sergio Asti and datable in the 1980s. The vase is an author's proof as indicated under the base. The ceramics and glass production of Sergio Asti reflects his methodical and accurate ways of thinking, who offered through his sensibility and his strong relationship with the Italian fine design tradition an exploration of silhouettes, forms, materials, techniques, and colors. This vase was part of a series of totemic and tubular ceramics...

A vase from the stepped series in hand-turned in white clay enameled with two-tone matt gray and light green glaze, manufactured in the 1990s by Bitossi and designed by Ettore Sottsa...

A set of three vases in blue enameled ceramic, designed by Angelo Mangiarotti and produced by Fratelli Brambilla in the 1960s. The vases can be used singularly or as a beautiful com...

Vertical rounded section vase in white ceramic by Franco Pozzi Ceramiche, made in Italy , Gallarate , Milan. Particular object perfect to style a bookcase, sideboard or table, can be...

Vintage sculptural ceramic floor vase by danish artist Ole Victor, 1993. Glazed inside and out. Ole Victor is a Danish artist who attended Art Academy between 1975 and 1980. He crea...

French ceramic vase by Alexandre Kostanda, (circa 1960s). This beautiful cylindrical vessel presents a misty appearance with natural earth tones in brown, beige and delicate hints of...

Unique quality vase by Kose Milano from Italy. This is designed by Rosaria Rattin and hand crafted. The vase is part of the "SO" collection. From their website: That is when “KOSE” collection was created to rediscover ancient artisanal handcrafting in a very technological age. The KOSE objects are pure, both in shapes and materials: fine clay, wood and gauze. Kose is a spontaneous return to the designer’s origin, following the courses and the recurrencies of life without any constraint and imposition: KOSE represents the pure product of the designer’s creativity. Nowadays Rosaria still works for fashion and interior design drawing...