WF Fisher, Sizeable Vase, Ceramic, USA, 1979

A sizeable blue-glazed ceramic vase designed and produced in Denmark, c. 1970s.

A green and brown-glazed incised vase designed and produced in Sweden, 1930s.

A large brown and beige hand-painted floor vase, designed and produced in the US, c. 1970s.

A brown yellow-glazed ceramic vase designed and produced in the US, 1960s.

A hand-painted blue, beige brown and black vase designed by Lee Rosen and produced by Design-Technics, USA, c. 1950s.

A sizeable cut and polished glass vase designed by Tapio Wirkkala and produced by Iittala, Finland, 1950s.

Ceramic Flower Frog Vase, USA 1960s

Robert Maxwell Set of 3 Ceramic Vases. The measurements given apply to the larger vase. The two smaller ones measure 9cm in diameter and 7.5cm in height.

Introducing an expertly crafted and elegantly shaped minimalist vase hand-tooled by the well respected German-American wood worker George Biersdorf. Petite in size yet grand in shape...

Unique Collection: Set of 3 Vintage "Fat Lava" Scheurich Ceramic Vases with Fabiola Decor Discover a unique collection of vintage "Fat Lava" Scheurich ceramic vases adorned with the exquisite Fabiola decor, adding a touch of timeless elegance to any home. Whether you're an avid collector or simply seeking to infuse a touch of vintage charm into your space, this set of three vases is sure to captivate. Characteristics: Scheurich Quality: Renowned for craftsmanship and exclusive design, these vases exemplify exceptional quality and unique aesthetics. Varied Colors: The set includes three different colors - brown, beige, and red, creating a warm and inviting expression. Timeless Design: Crafted in ceramic during the period between 1970 and 1979, the vases embody the charm and character of that era. Fat Lava Style: Known as "Fat Lava" vases due to bold, textured surfaces, a popular style of the time. Fabiola Decor: The largest and smallest vases feature the exquisite Fabiola decoration, adding an extra touch of elegance and history. Shape and Height: The largest vase: Form 401, Height 28 cm The smallest vase: Form 209, Height 18 cm The middle vase: Form 293, Height 26 cm Versatility: Use them to display fresh flowers, dried branches, or simply as standalone decorative pieces. Each vase is marked with its respective form number, height, and "West Germany" insignia on the underside, ensuring authenticity and origin. Each vase is meticulously painted with vibrant colors, enhancing their visual appeal and artistic value. Style Versatility: Whether adorning a sleek, minimalist space or enhancing a cozy, eclectic interior, these vintage "Fat Lava" Scheurich ceramic vases offer a versatile touch to any home decor. Embodying principles of organic modernism, their sleek shapes and natural color palette seamlessly blend natural elements with contemporary design sensibilities, adding a sophisticated and harmonious touch to modern living spaces. Their adaptability extends further with an eclectic style, as they effortlessly complement a variety of interior aesthetics, from traditional to contemporary. Whether placed atop a mid-century modern sideboard or adorning a farmhouse-style dining table, these vases add an eclectic and distinctive charm to any space they inhabit. History: Scheurich Keramikfabrik boasts a rich and remarkable history. Founder Alois Scheurich, along with his cousin Fridolin Greulich, established the company in 1928, initially operating as a wholesaler of glass, porcelain, and ceramics. In 1948, they began producing ceramics under the name "Scheurich & Greulich." In 1954, Alois Scheurich continued ceramic production independently, founding Scheurich Keramikfabrik KG. The company evolved into a market leader in indoor pots...

rare Ceramic Vase by Jean De Lespinasse, France, 1960s The ceramics workshop, located in the Cimiez district of Nice, employs about ten people (casting of pieces, tinkering, baking...

Brenda Williams Set of 17 Vases, USA - 2022. The measurements given apply to the widest vase. American artist Brenda Williams is a native Californian whose home is in the San Diego a...