England - Vases

We are offering this large and monumental Art Nouveau pair of naturalistic baluster vases by Paul Dachsel dated c. 1893-1905 with extraordinary light green/olive and cream matt glazing with applied detailing of an acorn, oak leaf, and oak branches decorated with acorns. Around a central amphora vase is a beautifully detailed oak decorated with olive and moss greens accented by umber and gold gild seen on the top of the leaves and the acorns. Both vases have brown, partially gilded two-ear handles shaped in the form of naturalistic branches. The long, wide neck joins the body of the vase in a delicate gourd form decorated with linear inspired by the voluptuous, organic Art Nouveau style. Marked on the base, imprinted in clay with the firm's mark encased in an oval: 'AUSTRIA' 'AMPHORA' with a crown, style number: '0580', decorator's mark: '43'; measuring: 35 cm height, width in the central part of the vase approx. 25 cm, length of the neck approx. 12 cm. Paul Dachsel was the son-in-law of Alfred Stellmacher...

This magnificent late 19th century Longwy French jardinière features a beautiful cloisonné enamel body- mounted in bronze. The rich blue enameled exterior of the jardinière is decorated with a variety of floral and tree forms, including two central white panels in the front and back and two circular panels on the right and left sides depicting a cherry tree. The interior of this piece is decorated in white enamel and features a wonderful scene depicting a blue and yellow sparrow sitting on the branch of the Japanese cherry tree...

An exceptional and rare Art Nouveau Paul Louchet porcelain and bronze table lamp. The body of the lamp is covered in a dark green, blue, and brown glaze resting on a very well-cast b...

This large and spectacular late 19th century turquoise vase was made circa 1867 by Théodore Deck, the most admired ceramic artist in France in the late nineteenth century. Théodore D...