Small 22-Karat Gold Lustre Ceramic Double Dent Vase #6 by Sandi Fellman

A Nouveau Lustre ceramic vase made by Toyo. Lightly embossed with a flame stitch pattern and hand painted with iridescent pink, purple, blue and jade hu...

This 1970's West German vase adds a touch of Mid-Century artistry to your existing interior decor. West German ceramics are known for their high-quality handmade craftsmanship and un...

A modern take on the classic vase, this white ceramic version is a versatile piece for any decor. Designed with a wide base, this design makes it perfect for pairing with larger arrangements. This elegant white ceramic vase...

Limoges, France. Three small porcelain vases decorated with 22-karat gold leaf and a beautiful royal blue glaze. Scène galante. Approximately 1970. Provenance: From a large French p...

This is a tall vintage decorative vase. An English, ceramic collectible vase with profuse lustre finish, dating to the mid-20th century, circa 1950. Alluring, striking lustre to catch admiring glances Displays a desirable aged patina - in good order throughout Ceramic in good order The lustre finish dazzles with an appealing spectrum of colors Joyful flared opening with scrolled ends, the rim detailed in gold tooling Gently tapered vase hand painted in blush pink over a cream ground Spring flower scene in high detail and bright primary colors Small incidental border decorates the middle line with a continuous wave pattern Chamfered 'bee hive' tiered base adds to the unusual form Maker's mark to base reads 'Quality Arthur Wood...

Cermic vase signed Vittoria MAZZOTTI, enameled and decorated lustre. Albisola Italy, Mid-twentieth century ORIGIN Albisola, Italy PERIOD Mid-twentieth century AUTHOR Vittoria MAZZ...

Large Danish midcentury Ceramic Vase by Palshus, 1960s Tall Danish modern Palshus vase in elegant earth colored haresfur glaze. A perfect e...

This is a stunning Wedgwood lustre vase, circa 1914, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones. The flared form vase has an iridescent overglaze on a pale blue ground, and is decorated with intricately detailed, swirling dragons in gold on all four sides. The inside of the vase has a gilded border featuring Oriental scenes of pagodas and gardens, below which are four mythical birds which seem to float in magical suspension over the pale green glaze of the interior. Daisy Mekeig-Jones apprenticed at Wedgwood in 1909 and only two years later, by 1911, she had started to create her own designs at the factory. In 1913 she started designing the Oriental dragon patterns seen here, and by 1915 she had begun the Fairyland lustre ware for which she would become famous. These designs became incredibly popular and helped boost the company's success after the first world war. This beautiful vase, particularly with its fanciful bird-like creatures floating whimsically on the inside, feels like a true precursor to the Fairyland lustreware...

Small ceramic vase. Decorated in blue and green on white, with large vibrant blue flowers with open petals and green details on the stems and leaves, it creates a harmonious and natu...

Small spherical ceramic vase with a narrow neck, made in France in the 1940s. Featuring a geometric design in underglaze blue and violet. Very good condition. DV1926