Early 20th Century Urns

Brilliantly glazed in tones of cobalt, gold, black and white, and decorated with an elaborate geometric pattern overlaid with undulating, organic Art Nouveau motifs, this domed porcelain urn was made by the Fraureuth works in Germany, and reportedly designed by Austrian architect Emanuel Josef Margold. Fraureuth was founded in 1866, and for almost a century produced some of Germany's finest porcelains, including some in the modern, bold style espoused by the German and Vienna Secessionist movements. Margold was born in Austria, studied in Königsberg and Mainz, and later became an assistant to Josef Hoffmann and an employee of the Wiener Werkstätte. In 1907, publisher Alexander Koch in Darmstadt became aware of Margold and published his designs in various magazines. Within a few years, Margold moved to Darmstadt to join the art colony there, and became a prolific designer of jewelry...

These urns have a vibrant color and are nicely decorated.

Large pair of turquoise powder-coated cast iron garden urns.

Pair Antique French "Art Nouveau" porcelain urns Made by Sevres with Enamel Colorations, Circa 1910-1920.

This large cobalt blue lidded vase was made by the Sevres pottery factory of France and designed by artist Paul Milet in circa 1935. This heavy ceramic urn is done in a brushed deep cobalt blue over turquoise glaze with a matching handled lid. The bottom is clearly marked "PM Sevres...

Overscale antique Sèvres Porcelain urn vases in cobalt blue with gilt accents Offered for sale is a striking pair of overscale cobalt blue handled Sèvres Porcelain urn vases with ...

Elegant pair of blue Art Deco ceramic vases or urns by Paul Milet for Sèvres. The vases have bronze decorations with a silver patina. They are signed with the artists initials and m...