Kansas Vases

Charming vintage modern Scherzer white matte porcelain bisque German vases set of 3. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use a...

Stunning vintage large Arts & Crafts sea green crackle or glazed urn shaped floor vase. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. There is a “spider crack” on the base and slightly up the side in the glaze that has been solidified with epoxy. If you tap your finger it rings like there is no crack, but we cannot guarantee that it can hold water. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, Early 20th Century. This is a GORGEOUS vintage sea green urn or oil jar shaped floor vase. Teco pottery has a very similar shade of green in their pottery collection and Roseville and McCoy have similar shapes as this one but ours has no glaze on the bottom and is not marked so we cannot claim a name… but no matter! It is absolutely wonderful! It wears a crackle or crazing to the glaze and stands proud at 15 inches tall with a 12-inch diameter so it’s pretty large scale. There is a spider crack on the bottom that goes up the side and a bit into the glaze which we solidified with epoxy, but it will not hold water unless you insert another vessel inside the top, so you’ll need to adorn it with faux florals...

Lovely vintage modern aubergine painted corrugated cardboard large urn shaped floor vessel vase with brass plated brim in the style of Gregory Van Pelt’s Flute Lamp. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. It has a fresh coat of aubergine paint; however, we left the patina on the brass plated rim because we love it. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, Late 20th Century. What does an eggplant, Barney the dinosaur, and this floor vase have in common? They are ALL the perfect shade of PURPLE!!! This is an INCREDIBLE urn shaped floor vase in the style of Gregory Van Pelt’s “Flute” lamp!! Interestingly, there are SO many misattributions of this corrugated cardboard vase being designed by Frank Gehry. And, although he DID in fact design many pieces of corrugated cardboard furniture, including the “Easy Edges” line in 1972, Gehry did NOT design these vases or cardboard lighting. It was in 1976, Van Pelt produced a line of cardboard lighting using a compass and razor blade. He called the pieces “Flute” lamps. The difference between Van Pelt’s fiberboard and Gehry’s laminated layers of cardboard may have been too subtle for initial buyers to notice. Hence, a life of misattributions. BUT make NO mistake… this floor vase is AWESOME!! At 19 inches tall and 13 inches in diameter, it is large scale in size and sure to bring a pop of purple passion to any room in your home! It has a fresh coat of aubergine paint; however, the brass plated brim bares a bit of aged patina which we purposefully left because we LOVE it. Although we call it a floor vase, it will not hold water unless you insert another vessel inside the top, so you’ll need to use faux florals...

Spectacular postmodern cobalt blue plexiglass abstract vase or sculpture. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. A ...

Beautiful and unusual vintage silver plated larger nautilus shell vase or decorative object. the opening hold a plant, orchid etc perfectly. This p...

This adorable Rubel ceramic vase or planter looks great with an orchid or a fern ( see style shot)!

Gorgeous vintage Mid-Century Modern large amethyst Simplicity swung vase by L.E. Smith. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not ne...

This iconic Rosenthal hallmarked white glazed porcelain crushed and crinkled paper bag sculpture and or vase or art object is signed on the bottom. Tapio Wirkkala who designed it for...

A Chinese Han Dynasty unglazed terracotta jar, 'Hu.' Unglazed pottery like this dates to the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD). The vase has a beautifully ...

Pair of beautiful Mid-Century Modern trumpet shaped brass faces on stair stepped brass bases.

Handsome collection of six vintage 20th century vases. One each of Abingdon, RumRill, Gonder, and Van Briggle, and two of Gladding McBean. They are all in wonderful vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or chiggers that we have seen. Please see photos. We are selling these as a set of six, circa mid-20th century. Even though, and maybe because, each one of these vases is outstanding by itself…we have put them together in a collection just for you. And are they ever spectacular. There are three tall and narrow vases. The first one is a gorgeous matte dusty pink fluted fan vase by Abingdon. The second is by Gonder with a rather lily of the valley design and a fabulous gloss gray glaze on its exterior and a beautiful pink interior. The third is a double handled turquoise by Gladding McBean. The next three are short bulbous vases more like rose bowls. The first of these is a turquoise Van Briggle reticulated philodendron leaf bowl. The second is a creamy white ribbed bowl by RumRill. And the last is urn shape by Gladding McBean with a turquoise exterior and a creamy white interior. Each is signed and a wonderful treasure. We love the way they look in a group, but you may want to scatter them about for individual touches of delight. Just make them yours! Measures: • Pink Abingdon Vase...

Handsome collection of four vintage pottery pieces including an aubergine bowl, Hull yellow vase, plum or eggplant Frankoma ewer, and a swirl green with purple pot. They are all in wonderful vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or chiggers. The swirl pot does have drip marks that I’m not sure are from age or the original dipping process which created the swirl, but it does not detract from the beauty of the piece. Please see photos. We have priced these as a set of four, circa 20th century. Because they look so beautiful together, we are selling these four amazing 20th century American pottery pieces as a set. Maybe it’s a start of a collection for you or maybe you just love them for their looks! The first piece is a gorgeous aubergine bowl which is unsigned but through research we attribute it to Dryden due to its wonderful matte glaze. The second piece is marked. It is a Hull early 1920s vase with a very unusual golden yellow and green with touches of plum or aubergine gloss glaze. It is absolutely stunning! The third piece is also signed. It is an ewer by Frankoma the famous Oklahoma pottery. Glazed in either their plum or eggplant color which is so deep it is almost black in some of the photos. The fourth and last piece is a bit of a puzzle and it is unmarked. Its fabulous swirl green, yellow, with touches of aubergine remind us of both Nemadji pottery...