Pair of Large Longchamp Majolica Vases in Reddish Brown Glaze, 1920s

A handsome vase with great decoration. A vibrant design.

A striking study in contrast, this vintage ceramic vase captivates with its fluid glaze and organic movement. The form is simple yet bold—an elongated oval silhouette that narrows ge...

This large ceramic vessel features a striking reddish-brown glaze, rich in tone and evenly applied with a high-gloss finish. Its bold silhouette—narrow at the base, swelling through ...

Pair of Potiche Vases with Lids 1920s hand-painted with beautiful floral decorations and Geisha scenes on both sides and gold decorations as pictured. Measurements are: Height 50 cm ...

Small and early Danish Pottery vase with subtle Art Nouveau/Jugend styling and shape. Unusual caramel colored glazes. Designed by Michael Andersen...

Beautifully crafted in Denmark in the early 1920s, this Herman Kähler vase features a bold swirl glaze in deep blue, ivory, and terracotta. Its rounded form and flared rim highlight ...

Resplendent with lush florals and brilliant color, this pair of porcelain vases combines stencil work with hand-painted foliage in a decorative style popular during the first two decades of the 20th century. The stenciled petals and blooms of the peonies, symbols of love and affection, create a graphic pattern of soft, modulated color, while the painted stems and small flowers punctuate the design with sharp detail. Innovative in decoration, the vases are firmly rooted in China’s time-honored ceramic tradition with their Classic fantail contours and butterfly handles.

A brown, glazed stoneware vase designed and produced by Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs, Sweden, c. 1920s.

A tall artisan hand-crafted ceramic vase with narrow mouth, blue and reddish-brown glaze. Graceful in silhouette and rich in tone, this tall ceramic vase draws the eye with its striking color palette and elegant proportions. The slender neck flares gently at the lip, creating a refined opening that transitions into a curving, full-bodied form. A smooth blue glaze envelops the upper portion, evoking a sense of calm reminiscent of twilight skies or deep water. Just below, a dark band—almost black with subtle green and amber undertones—introduces a dramatic shift in palette, marking a bold visual threshold. This transitional band...

Whimsical boule vase in speckled turqoise earthenware with creamy ribbon curls f rom Faience de Sainte Radegonde, France, c.1920s. This vase with clay loops is from Faience de Saint...