Decorative Red Vase with Gold and with Two Handles

This is truly a beautiful vase,signed by Galle elegant and heavy and weight, smooth to the touch, but the roses are etched onto the glass, has an extraordinary feel in the colors of ...

This vase is deep in color and almost can perceived as a greek, but hand painted and its Italian signed by artist "Volpi" Dervata The paintwork is very well done and the shape is un...

This remarkable floor vase was purchase I made in Scottsdale Arizona the early 90s. It’s is from my personal collection. It has been enjoyed immensely and still a favorite just not f...

Statement piece, great shape to set the vibe in a room. Simple art glass can be the perfect accent piece in many settings.

Beautiful glazed pottery vessel. Rookwood Pottery Company was founded in 1880 in Cincinnati Ohio. It’s stamped on the bottom 1921. It’s moved to the touch in the speckled color in...

Beautiful discover, it was very distressed and has be refurbished in a distressed look in Black with large patinated gold flecks and a celadon green undertones as well. Could be used...

The porcelain factories of Dresden are renowned for this type of decorative piece and this monumental vase would have been at least one of a pair or part of a three or five piece man...

Found in France, this French vase dates from approximately 1910. This piece stands 14.75” high and has a body with 8-1/4” diameter at the base and two shoulder form handles on the si...

A sophisticated sculptural silhouette defines this singular stoneware vase, an exclusive and warm addition to contemporary settings. Deftly crafted by hand and naturally unique, it f...

This large vintage cloissone vase is signed by an unknown maker, and originated from China dating to approximately 1980 and done in a Chinese Export st...

A very usual and delicate hand-crafted shape of Lobed celadon vase with pierced dragon handles on the neck, very thin and light in the body, unglazed bottom.   

Pair of 19th century Louis XVI style solid 'Rouge Languedoc' marble and gilt bronze-mounted baluster-shaped decorative vases. Standing on a rectangular plinth with concave corners and a round neoclassical foot. The finely chiseled and well-proportioned gilt bronze applications decorated with detailed floral ribboned festoon ornamentation. Attached to the narrow neck of the balusters are swan necks issuing from acanthus leaves and bending down to grab the end of floral festoons to form handles. The The attractive pair of Louis XVI swan handle marble and gilt bronze vases were intended as representative decorative objects on a mantelpiece or stately chest of drawers, framing a large bouquet of flowers or a fine pendule. Nowadays, the pair of vases could also be transformed into an attractive pair of lamps by means of electrification. Comparative Literature: Hans Ottomeyer and Peter Proeschel: Vergoldete Bronzen. Die Bronzearbeiten des Spaetbarock und Klassizismus, Munich 1986, Volume. 1, p. 315 (swan neck vase...