Sculptural minimalistic Ceramic black vase by Makio Hasuike, Arnolfo di Cambio

Ceramic sculpture vase by Gabbianelli made in Italy 1960's, bright orange glazed, its an iconic piece to style any bookcase or coffeetable, good conditions with some small dent or c...

This planter/vase cover is part of Spinzi's Meccano collection, and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Time will enrich the natural patina present on the metal, highlightin...

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Italian vase/pen holder, made in chromed metal and designed in the style of Gio Ponti for Krupp. The three pipes have different lenghts, and can each hold ...

This vintage vase from the 1970s exudes a sleek, modernist aesthetic typical of the era’s design sensibilities. Crafted from polished stainless steel, its surface gleams with a mirro...

A beautiful and substantial Postmodern black charcoal sculpture vase, circa late-20th century. Piece is clay pottery with a black charcoal matte finish, with a round, cylindrical, asymmetric design. Designers mark...

Asian Mid-Century Modern stunning sculptural vase in glazed black ceramic. Original mark at the base. A-776-335

Jacques & Dani Ruelland coupe in black gunmetal glaze. France c. 1970. Signed. Christie’s label on underside. Measurements: 2 3⁄8 height x 9 width x 8 7⁄8 in depth Provenance: C...

The "King Vase" from the "Kish o Mat" collection, designed by the artist Sara Khamisi is inspired by chess characters. Each ceramic in this collection tells a unique story. The "King Vase" features a distinctive design with solid, angular planes that form a crown-like section Handcrafted in Milan from slipcast ceramic, the vase has a smooth, matte black finish that enhances its sleek, contemporary aesthetic. Thanks to its handmade nature, each vase has slight imperfections, adding to its charm and authenticity. Its clean and simple design makes it suitable for a variety of interior styles. It can be displayed alone or arranged with other elements from the collection to create elegant and sculptural compositions. Drawing on her Persian heritage, the artist named the collection "Kish o Mat," the Persian term that inspired the word "Checkmate." This collection represents a modern interpretation of historic forms. Order yours today and enhance your collection of decor...