Cobalt Blue With Geometric Textured Bands Vase, Germany, Mid Century

Mid Century German ceramic vase with horizontal bands of raised geometric design. Cobalt blue in color. Can hold water. Sits well with S6756 and S6757. ARRIVING APRIL

Mid Century French geometric patterned design lidded vase. Turquoise in color. Part of a large collection.

Mid Century French tall shades of blue glazed vase with overall geometric decorative "X" / "O" horizontal pattern. ARRIVING AUGUST

Mid century French bright blue glazed vase with chevron pattern design. Accented green stripe. Can hold water. From a large collection.

Mid century French bright blue glazed tall vase with geometric pattern design. Wide mouth opening. Accented green stripe. Can hold water. From a large collection.

Mid Century French tall rectangular shaped vase. Shades of blue and green glaze. Overall decorative geometric pattern design.

West German Mid-Century hourglass-form ceramic vase with organic thin horizontal black lines interspersed with large green circles centering raised zig zag designs against a beige gl...

Mid-century cobalt blown glass vase with clear glass decoration. Glossy, tactile, and richly hued, the vase has gem-like appeal. Its gently fluted lip is in perfect proportional harm...

Pair of antique German Meissen porcelain vases designed by August Leuteritz, decorated with snake handles, cobalt blue color and gold. Meisse...

A stylish Continental attributed, possibly German, mid-century art pottery vase decorated in bright orange mottled and textured glazes. The vase made from a terracotta colored clay s...

Decorate a side table or enfilade with this elegant antique vase. Crafted in Germany circa 1960 of the Hampton Hall line, the tall neoclassical vase sits on a round base and embellished with a wide mouth at the top. The Classic, cut crystal vase is decorated with a scalloped edge and etched with geographical and fern-like patterns. The luxurious piece is in excellent condition. The Noritake of today grew out of a trading company that was originally established by the Morimura Brothers in New York in 1876. This trading company imported chinaware, curios, paper lanterns and other gift items. In 1904, the forerunner of the Noritake Company was established in the village of Noritake, a small suburb near Nagoya, Japan. The goal of this first factory was to create western style dinnerware for export. It took until 1914, however, to create the first porcelain dinnerware plate...

West German mid-century square base handled ceramic vase with a raised abstract nesting circle design around the base and a mottle black and yellow glaze. (BAY KERAMIK, mark on botto...