New Arrivals: Vases

With its smoky, grey color and bubbling texture, this glass vase brings the elegance of Venetian craftsmanship into any space. Hand-blown in Murano using the traditional Pulegoso tec...

The Modern Fontana Green Murano Glass Vase is a stylish and elegant addition to any home décor. Made from high-quality glass in a rich green color, this vase is sure to make a statem...

Antique-style terracotta vase on a baluster base, decorated with relief figures. Italy, 1970s.

Pewter Art Nouveau Vase Kayserzinn 617 Flowers Tulip

Antique Pewter Vase Art Nouveau plastic Woman & Flowers

Mid-Century Modern Scandinavian ceramic vase and tray. Amazing pottery of the 1960s by Ingrid Atterberg for Upsala Ekeby, depicting a textured leaf motif with brown and yellow contra...

A miniature ceramic vase in earthtones designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane and produced by Rörstrand, Sweden, 1950s. Carl-Harry Stålhane joined Rörstrand in 1939, beginning as a decora...

A miniature brown ceramic vase designed by Berndt Friberg, produced by Gustavsberg, Sweden 1950s. Berndt Friberg began working at Gustavsberg in 1934, mastering both form and glaze ...

A miniature light blue speckled ceramic vase designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane and produced by Rörstrand, Sweden, 1950s. Carl-Harry Stålhane joined Rörstrand in 1939, beginning as a d...

Miniature ceramic vase "Castrol "designed by Sven Wejsfelt, produced by Gustavsberg, Sweden 1980s. Sven Wejsfelt active at Gustavsberg from 1953 to 2008. Beginning in 1953, he worke...

A set of miniature black ceramic vases designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane and produced by Rörstrand, Sweden, 1950s. Carl-Harry Stålhane joined Rörstrand in 1939, beginning as a decorat...

A miniature light blue speckled ceramic bowl designed by Berndt Friberg, produced by Gustavsberg, Sweden 1950s. Berndt Friberg began working at Gustavsberg in 1934, mastering both f...

A miniature light blue speckled ceramic bowl designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane and produced by Rörstrand, Sweden, 1950s. Carl-Harry Stålhane joined Rörstrand in 1939, beginning as a d...

A small light blue speckled ceramic bowl designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane and produced by Rörstrand, Sweden, 1950s. Carl-Harry Stålhane joined Rörstrand in 1939, beginning as a decor...

A small dark blue speckled stoneware vase designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane and produced by Rörstrand, Sweden, 1960s. Carl-Harry Stålhane joined Rörstrand in 1939, beginning as a deco...

A stoneware vase in brown glaze designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane and produced by Rörstrand, Sweden, 1950s. Carl-Harry Stålhane joined Rörstrand in 1939, beginning as a decorator unde...

Antique Scandinavian neoclassical Just Andersen (1884-1943) fluted vase with tiny decorative handles in Andersen’s signature material, Disko. An alloy of tin, lead and antimony named...

Unique Danish Mid-Century Modern art glass vase in solid and very heavy orange glass encased in clear glass Sommerso style. Round shape with solid orange top and clear base. Extraord...

Warm marbled yellow modern art nouveau vase by Upsala Ekeby in the 1940s. Soft shaped glazed ceramic vase with two small spouts and fluted wavey coral red handles. Stamped and number...

Primitive storage barrel made from a Carpathian tree trunk, used for storing grain, etc. The trunk is hollowed out by hand. A beautiful object suitable for use as a vase. Made of har...

Rare vintage ceramic vase features streamlined cylinder form with slightly flared out rim and graphic decor in off white, teal, black, and yellow palette. The main motif of abstract flowers on a branch, descending from a triangular structure, hand painted in monochromatic black glaze, is juxtaposed with the ombre off white and teal background and an abstracted flock of birds in shades of yellow. The sophisticated Art Deco style flowering branch, with contrasting, clearly defined, angular outline, is softened with rounded, Folk Art or Naive Art style, almost cloud-like bird motifs, asymmetrically placed on one side of the branch. The decor repeats on front and back sides of the vase with slight variations in colors and placements that are consistent with hand-painted nature of the piece. The vase retains obvious hand-formed concentric ridges throughout the whole body that add textural element to the piece and allow for slight pooling of the glazes. The bottom is concave and glazed in off-white, with the unglazed foot, showing pinkish beige clay; it is not a glaze defect, as it was left unglazed intentionally when the vase was placed in the kiln for firing. The vase is signed on the bottom with "Italy I.C.S" and Industria Ceramica Salernitana company's fish mark. It is in good vintage condition with age-appropriate small losses on glaze of the rim and bottom that do not detract from the quality and artistic expression of the vase and can be repaired professionally; please see pictures. I.C.S. was founded in 1927 by Berlin-born Moses Malamerson in Vietri Sul Mar on Amalfi coast in Italy. I.C.S quickly gained recognition by participating in multiple major European and American expositions and art competitions available, attracting many artists that were looking to escape the economic depression and political upheaval of 1930s. I.C.S. can claim the honor of having employed all the famous artists of the German (Tedesco) Period, including Studemann, Irene Kowalski, Hannasch, Richard Dolker...

A primitive storage vessel made from a Carpathian tree trunk, used for storing grain, etc. The trunk is hollowed out by hand. A beautiful object suitable for use as a vase. The item ...

Stunning hand-blown glass vase with red spiral design by Fratelli Toso, Murano, Italy, 1950’s. The vase has a beautiful shape with aventurine (gold) throughout the glass, which shimm...

Pair of covered vases in Sèvres porcelain, Napoleon III period, 19th century. Pair of covered vases, 19th century, Napoleon III period, Sèvres porcelain and gilt bronze. H: 69 cm, W...

A very nice Saturn vase by Avedis Baghsarian constructed of stacked graduated aluminum rings surrounding a cylindrical aluminum core. This series was designed to come apart and be re...

It is "Shigaraki ware". Shigaraki is a historical kiln located in Shiga Prefecture, Japan. (Shigaraki Kiln is marked with a red circle on the map.) It is said to have originated in t...

Vintage Art Nouveau style hand painted twin handled ceramic vase - featuring a cast ceramic body with embossed patterns to the neck, base and handles - airbrushed, stenciled and hand...

Cachepot or Vase in Patinated Copper Early 20th Century. A beautiful - almost modernist looking - cachepot or vase in patinated copper. Great shape, very elegant and timeless. Good ...

Hand-blown glass Murano vase.

This stunning Art Deco ornamental glass rod cachepot dating to circa 1940, is a beautiful example of the clean lines and geometric sophistication characteristic of the Art Deco peri...

This stunning Mid-Century Modernist Hand-Blown Murano Sommerso Glass in Emerald & Amber Hues, originating from Italy, Circa 1960, is a brilliant example of the design motifs and tech...

This exquisite Art Deco vase, crafted in cut crystal and rendered in a captivating aquamarine hue, exemplifies the sophistication and innovation synonymous with the Moser glassworks ...

This is the only known example of model 4353 by Alvino Bagni, triple mouth vase with a glossy white glaze. In impeccable condition. 11" tall, 3.25 deep and 5" wide. Note the mark to ...

This striking Art Deco black glass vase, designed by Karl Palda in Czechoslovakia circa 1935, showcases the geometric elegance and meticulous craftsmanship emblematic of the period. ...

A light blue Murano vase.

A green color Murano vase.

An orange and gold Murano vase.

A blue with silver leaf Murano vase.

A yellow Murano glass vase.

Nice and one of the largest samples of the vase title " Spark" in black pottery glaze matt color.

Hand-blown Murano vase.

Handblown brown vase designed by Tauno Wirkkala in the 1970s for Humppila.

Pair of Camille Faure (French, 1874-1956) Attributed Art Nouveau Enamel Portrait Vases, early 20th century, each depicting bust of dark haired woman surrounded by lily pads and bloss...

Lekythos Decorative Vase in Blue Marbled Ceramic by Stella Orlandino Dimensions: D 24 x W 24 x H 51 cm. Materials: Ceramic. Lekythos is part of the "Segnacoli" collection and is ins...

Rosenthal Studio-linie 'Arundo' vase by Bjorn Wiinblad, Germany 1986 - German porcelain. Signed Björn Winblad on the wall, makers mark on the bottom. A cute little vase of exceptiona...

Nestoris Decorative Vase in Red Marbled Ceramic by Stella Orlandino Dimensions: D 29 x W 29 x H 32 cm. Materials: Ceramic. Nestoris is part of the "Segnacoli" collection, resulting ...

Loutrophoros Decorative Vase in Yellow Marbled Ceramic by Stella Orlandino Dimensions: D 24 x W 24 x H 24 cm. Materials: Ceramic. Loutrophoros is part of the "Segnacoli" vase collec...

This authentic vintage Italian jug, featuring a handcrafted composite cast body wrapped in rich brown leather and ornate double handles for easy carrying. The antique rustic finish a...

Lucien Talbot Realised circa 1940 in la Borne Original brown and blue stoneware ceramic vase by Lucien Talbot Signed under the base Original perfect condition height 30 cm large...

A 19th century French earthenware pot à confit with traditional yellow glaze. Nice warm terracotta color. Good condition with hairline crack, minor chips and losses to glaze. These o...

Italian Murano Thick Faceted Sommerso Glass Vase, 1970s. Murano glass vase attributed to Flavia Poli for Alessandro Mandruzzato Italy. The color is clear and purple or old rose. V...

This captivating Murano glass vase, created by Vintage Murano Gallery in the 1970s, boasts a rich, warm cream tulip shade that transitions beautifully from a deeper amber at the top ...

Rare Antique brass Pot with Brass Legs & Handles – Asian Embossed Footed Planter, Pagoda & Floral Design Add timeless charm to your décor with this large antique brass pot featuring ornate brass claw feet and decorative brass handles. Expertly hand-embossed with Asian motifs including pagodas, storks, and floral patterns, this vintage brass planter is a rare collectible with rich patina and authentic aged character. Perfect as a decorative centerpiece, indoor planter, or fireplace accent, this 19th-century copper vessel blends functionality with striking antique style. A standout for collectors of Asian antiques, brass cookware...

Sculptural vintage vase features a bulbous body with pronounced wide rim; it is decorated in complex drip glaze in blue, teal, and green palette with beige pink accents. Parts of the vase near the bottom are intentionally left unglazed to accentuate the unpredictable nature of the drip glazes. The inner surfaces are decorated with the glazes in the same palette, and the inner part of the rim is done with the same drip glaze pattern as the outer surfaces, creating a continuous composition and guiding the eyes of the viewers along the lines of the piece. The vase is signed and dated by the artist on the bottom, "Linn L. Phelan 1932", circling the base, and marked with that appears to be either model or glaze numbers in the center. The date corresponds with Phelan's training under Arthur Baggs; the vase is an important example of Phelan's early work and of early American studio pottery movement. While the form of the vase shows Art Deco style influence, the striking glaze on the piece points towards the distinctive works Phelan created later in his career. We are offering a large ceramic decorative bowl, created by Phelan in 1950s-1960s, in a separate listing. Linn Lovejoy Phelan (1906-1992) was a renowned American ceramic artist, who operated famous Rowantrees and Linwood Pottery in Maine. He studied art in Bevier School of Art of the Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute (now Rochester Institute of Technology) in Rochester, New York, in 1928, and received his BFA in Ceramic Art in Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, in 1932. While attending Ohio State University, Phelan took "Ceramic Art: Survey of the Field" class, taught by Arthur Baggs. After Phelan left the school, he corresponded with Baggs, and in late 1930s Phelan wrote to Baggs of his experiences in helping to start up what becomes Rowantrees Pottery of Blue Hill, Maine. Arthur E. Baggs (1886-1947) studied at Alfred University in 1903-1905 and 1910-1911 with Dr. Charles F. Binns, who was considered "the father of American ceramic art"; Baggs worked at Marblehead Pottery and Cowan Pottery Studio, and became the head of the Ceramic Art Division of the Fine Arts Department at Ohio State University in 1928. Examples of Baggs work are in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, NY; and Columbus Museum of Art in Ohio. Baggs was an extremely influential figure in early American ceramics; he was given the Binns medal for outstanding achievement, made a Fellow of the American Ceramic Society and a member of Keramos. Through Baggs Phelan was exposed to the foundations of technical creativity and advancements in ceramic art in Alfred University, as well as the early 1900s studio pottery movement in America, linking the Arts and Crafts phase of studio pottery to Modernist movement. In 1940s Phelan started teaching ceramics at School of American Craftsman (SAC), founded by Aileen Osborn Webb at Darthmouth College in 1944; SAC moved to Alfred University in Alfred, New York, in 1946, and to Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in 1950s. In 1940s SAC faculty included Edwin Blanchard Brown, Ernest Frank Brace, Laurits Eichner, Philip Morton, Charles Reese, Ethel Mitchell, Robert Savage, Thomas Mclure, along with Linn Phelan and another renowned ceramist, Herbert...