Collection of Brass and Silver "Money Sack" Vessels

A grouping of six Bohemian Art Glass glasses.

A hand-painted French blue and white lidded vase, signed for Tiffany & Co, featuring exquisite porcelain craftsmanship.

A group of six collected Ndebele hand beaded fertility dolls of various sizes and designs. The dolls are made in secret by the maternal grandmother of ...

Royal Copenhagen Tenera Vase is designed by Johanne Gerber for Denmark's Royal Copenhagen Pottery in 1960s. Features a beautiful stylized fruit pattern.

A campana form urn with twin handles, cast with frolicking putti and trailing ivy leaves. The basin seated on a spiral fluted foot over a square plinth. Stamped CLODION below one han...

Chinese bronze vase with decoration in the Archaistic style and dragon mythical beast loop handles.

Fine assortment of English 18th and 19th century turned wooden vessels comprising, from left to right, an 18th century turned Lignum Vitae vase ($...

The (wh)ORE HAüS STUDIOS small goods collection was made for those that wanted to experience the (wh)ORE HAüS brand without committing to our larger pieces. Our Brass Vessels are mad...

Rare collection of midcentury Swedish original signed pottery vessels with striated details and black and russet brown tenmoku glaze. Designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane for Rörstrand, t...

Introducing the Fenestration Vessel, a stunning and sophisticated addition to the Twisted Vessel collection that brings the beauty of nature into your living space. Inspired by the o...

This three-piece collection of diminutive vessels includes an Otagiri Japan brown and orange glazed weed pot with concentric circles (label intact), a vi...

A collection of three vibrantly hued handmade sculptural glass vessels by Berànek with reticulated top edges and vibrant colors with white accents: lime green with white ribbon, blue with white drip lines and blue with white inclusion. Emanuel Berànek started his studio in Czechoslovakia during the war using waste broken glass in peat furnaces. From the 1950s until the company's demise in 2008, nearly every one of Czechoslovakia’s best and more influential glass designers worked with the studio including now globally revered names such as Frantisek Vízner, Vladimír Jelínek, Ludvika Smrckova and Pavel Hlava. Ref: Beránek & Skrdlovice: Legends of Czech Glass by Robert Bevan...