Turquoise with Gold Accents Squat Shape Vase, China

Contemporary Chinese black and cream splatter designed glaze vase. Short, squat shape. Two available. Taller style also available ( S6313 ).

Contemporary Chinese turquoise with gold speckled glaze vase. Classic shape with wide spout opening. One of several pieces from a large collection. ARRIVING MARCH

Contemporary Chinese turquoise with gold speckled glaze vase. Saucer shaped top with small spout. One of several pieces from a large collection.

Contemporary Chinese turquoise with gold speckled glaze vase. Small spout and tulip shaped. One of several pieces from a large collection. ARRIVING...

Contemporary Chinese gourd shape vase. Olive glaze with burgundy accent. From a collection of same colorways in different shapes and sizes.

Contemporary Chinese round and squat shaped large white ceramic vase. From a large collection in a variety of shapes and sizes.

This unique, slab-built vase by American-artist Alex Kovacs is titled 'Big Squiggle Vessel' and is exactly that, a Big Squiggle. The wavy-shaped vessel features hand-painted enameled details like star and flame motifs, inspired by the graphic language of contemporary fashion. Very fun and sure to spark conversation, the piece is perfect for displaying a single stem flower or tropical botanical leaf, as well as a small bundle of fresh cut flowers or dried branches. Artist Information: Alex Kovacs (b. 1992) is a self-taught ceramic artist and designer from the Greater Boston Area of Massachusetts. He had his first solo show titled “Endless Vessel” in 2018 with Resort Gallery in Baltimore which led to subsequent shows, “Cartoon Graveyard” in 2019 with SuperDutchess (now BelowGrand) in NYC, “Futures Passed” in 2020 with Paradigm Gallery and “Online/ Offline” in 2021 with New Collectors...

Beautiful original white ceramic vase from the 70s, probably a drawing by antonia campi, with a slender and harmonious shape It measures just under 60 centimeters in height, in ex...

Midcentury vintage vase produced by an unknown maker. This vessel was probably produced in West Germany or Italy somewhere in the 1960s or 1970s. Beautiful form decorated with a deep...

Sandra Zeenni. “Turquoise vase despres”, 2014. Stoneware vessel with matte turquoise glaze. Signed SaZe Based in Paris, Sandra's work has been included in museum exhibitions, r...

This tall ceramic vase has a double cone shape with a low "waist". The white glaze over the black base coat is loosely applied with varied thickness and tiny air bubbles overall. The...

Standard Ware, 1882 Ltd. with Fort Standard. Fort Standard is a contemporary design studio and manufacturer based in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Founder and designer Gregory Buntain explores...