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Illuminate your living space with the striking Ceramic Toucan Water Jug! Measuring 26cm in height, this jug is more than just a functional item – it's a charming piece of art. Metic...

1940s Mercury Glass Jug Vase Handle in a solid clear blown glass the rest mercury glass A uniquely shaped vessel for mercury glass which is often shown in more symmetric, classic sha...

Wilhelm and Elly Kuch studio pottery vase Burgthann, Germany, 1974, signed Kuch.  

An exquisite example of refined craftsmanship, this vase is made of titanium and copper with a polished finish that adds a luminous and elegant allure to this unique piece of decor. ...

Ceramic glazed vase by Ken Edwards, c.1950s, Mexico. The vase features a hand painted bird and butterfly in blue and brown glazes. Marked - Mexico El Palomar Additional information...

This vase draws inspiration from the Icelandic volcanic rock formations which can be found by Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach. It his sculpted by organically displacing seventeen indivi...

White glossy porcelain vase with accumulation of one by one handmade flowers for home decoration. Contemporary but Classic this sculptural vase is an impressive design statement comb...

"Barbarico" vase by Barovier & Toso Bird vase with extraordinary surface texture. Etched signature. Model designed 1951 Perfect condition.

Studio Ceramics Floor Vase from Wilhelm & Elly Kuch, 1960s Germany. Wilhelm Kuch, born 1925, 1947 apprenticeship - Gusso Reuss in Munich - 1948 opened the studio in Burgthann - 195...

Porcelain vase in simple lines with a macaw decorated in blue, green and iridescent tones. The brand’s series of vases is expanded with this new addition featuring a macaw with gilded beak and claws. The exquisite treatment of the bird and the wealth of detail of its feathering is combined with a simple, refined vase. Furthermore, while the bird is decorated with a range of blue and metallic, iridescent green colors, the vase itself is in matte white porcelain delicately grooved with glazed geometric lines. Macaw bird...

Circa 1950s by Blenko Glass Company, Inc., Milton, West Virginia, USA. Pictured in the 1953 catalog, model #443, this amazing 1950s accessory is authentically mid-century. Known for their colorful large hand-blown pieces, Blenko is part of the visual fabric of Pop Art America from the Beat generation...

Scandinavian Midcentury Ceramic jug vase in har fur glaze green enamel Signed on back with "R" for Rorstrand, Sweden, and GN for Gunnar Nylund. 1950's Gunnar Nylund was born in Pari...

A stunning work of art, this crystal vase is a magnificent sculptural object that can be displayed anywhere in the house to imbue it with bold sophistication. The semi-arched black...

Russel Wright's collaboration with Bauer Pottery in the 40s was short lived but resulted in some of what many consider his most evocative creations. Wright was displeased that the gl...

Contemporary white Jesmonite vase - stem vase by Malgorzata Bany Drawing direct inspiration from the Japanese art of flower arrangement, ‘Ikebana’, the Stem Vase places emphasis on shape, line, form and the texture of the piece. By accentuating a single flower stem, this vase both celebrates the uniqueness of form and the relationship between nature and mankind. Due to the hand-cast manufacture of these pieces, there may be slight variation in the tone and finish of the Jesmonite. Design: Malgorzata Bany Material: Jesmonite stone (resin based plaster) Dimensions (in): approx 8.6 x 14.5 x H 6.29" Dimensions (cm): approx 22 x 37 x H 16.7 cm Made by hand, in United Kingdom. Unique piece, single use mould...