Victorian Vases

A decorative pair of Ridgway vases, hand-painted with central flower panels and elegantly painted and gilded handles.

Early 20th century Epergne centerpiece with two Vienna bronze cold painted cockatiels on teeter totter swings with a beautiful crackled pink ruffled art ...

This exceptional Victorian parcel-gilt silver vase by Daniel and Charles Houle depicts scenes from the Greek fable the Judgment of Paris, in which Trojan youth Paris chooses Aphrodite as the fairest goddess resulting in a tragic consequence, the Trojan War. Appropriately crafted in the shape of a Greek Amphora, this vase’s intricately engraved figures Stand out against the soft gold background, while Classical Greek accents, such as a large anthemion and Greek key and rolling wave border...

Pair of French Victorian bronze dore vases with floral relief and seated cupid with small handles (signed A. MOREAU) (PRICED AS Pair)

The octagonal-from vase has a deep blue ground and is painted in gilt and yellow with Rococo scrolls of foliage and vases of flowers. The dragon scroll handles and decorated with gil...

This Victorian Majolica stork vase is signed Joseph Holdcroft, inspired by Minton Joseph Holdcroft offer here a different version more rustic. It's...

Charming and unusual Victorian glass umbrella vase with hand enameled raised gold and white decoration. Deep green glass with enamel decoration, repeated on the milk glass handle...

Interesting art glass vase, blown glass with a polished pontil and textured "icicle" treatment at the top edge. Perfect condition, decorative glass vase.

An unusual and rare 19th century example of an English epergne or centrepiece. Made by Richardson, Stourbridge, circa 1890 of hand blown and cased alab...

A pair of antique English ironstone vases dating from the mid nineteenth century. Hand decorated with gilded butterflies and moths , birds and ...

An Imposing and Stunning Pair French Sevres style Soft Paste Hand Decorated pale yellow ground Porcelain and gilt mounted twin swan neck scroll...

A Rare Example of a Royal Doulton Lambert Earthenware or Stoneware Silver Rimmed Cream Jug made during the last quarter of the Nineteenth Century. The main body exquisitely applie...

Large Chinese Carved Cinnabar Vase with brass lining. Very nice antique Chinese export vase, created during the Victorian era (1838-1901), back in the 1900. It is finely carved with a bombe baluster shape in vivid red cinnabar and depicts five villages scenes of landscapes with gardens, wooden houses, scholars and peoples dressed with elaborated long ropes. All this scenes are framed, inside a border designed with geometric patterns and symbols. Fully decorated with geometric symbols, flowers and squared lines, mounted with brass linings on the top and the base. Measurements: Height 18.75 Inches (47.63 Cm). Diameter 9.85 Inches (25 Cm). Cinnabar in its original form, cinnabar is crystallized red mercuric sulphide (HgS), the main ore bearing mercury. Cinnabar has been used for thousands of years as a coloring agent because of its intense red-orange color. Carved lacquer, which is predominantly red, is often known as "cinnabar" lacquer, a reference to the use of this powdered mercury sulphide as the primary colorant.Lacquer is the resin (or sap) of a family of trees (rhus verniciflua) found throughout southern China. It is an amazing material that hardens when exposed to oxygen and becomes a natural plastic that is resistant to water and can withstand heat and certain acids People suffering from blood diseases should consider the regular use of Cinnabar Stone...

This clear glass fishbowl is the perfect antique for any home! Made from thick glass the lipped bowl is elevated by a sturdy pedestal of glass. Goldfish...

This is a pair of Mary Gregory glass urn shaped vases with pedestal. Their color is an opaline amber red. Each one of them depicts a hand painted silver enam...

19th Century Majolica Shell Posy Aqua Vase signed Minton. modeled as a scallop supported by seaweeds.

This lidded porcelain vase was made by the renowned Herend Pottery factory of Hungary in approximately 1970 in a Victorian style. The vase is done in the 'Rothschild Bird' pattern and has two different hand-painted bird panels...

19th century English china vase with floral and gilt decoration,. Marked in red under-glaze with a crown and derby china in banner.