Low Vase with Flowers

The Weller Pottery Company, Coppertone low vase and flower frog; Woodcraft wall pocket, Zanesville, OH, polychrome glazed ceramic, each signed, together with a Marvo jardiniere, largest: 11"w x 7.75"d

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A White Glazed Low Relief Flower Vase. H: 6 in. (15 cm) D: 5.7 in. (14.5 cm)

Est. $ 20 - 30 Low Dual Flower Vase. Measures 3 x 8 inches. Unknown makers mark.

Grossherzogliche Majolika-Manufaktur low vase with blue bell flowers encirlcing the form. Clearly a Max Laeuger inspired piece with impressed company logo circa 1921 to 1929, the name Baden, a partial

(4) Pcs Carnival glass, c/o (3) vases, low bowl with flower frog insert, tallest 10"

Japan 19th Century Includes a flared rim vase and a low choke vase decorated with green glaze, flowers, and geometric patterns. Smallest 8" x 4" dia..Largest 8 1/8" x 4 3/4" dia.,Stoneware From the co

Patti Warashina Flower Vase A USA, 1994low-fired clay, underglaze, glaze 24.5 h × 15 w × 16 l in (62 × 38 × 41 cm) Incised signature near base 'P. Warashina'.

Kliszewski Glass (CA), Flower Arrangement Sculpturecontemporary, made by Bob and Laurie Kliss, blown glass and metal, low round teal vase holds (3) multi-colored flowers with metal leaves and stems, f

comprising red leaf form vase, tall iris form vase, low pot and turtle form flower "frog" originally for the "Lady of the Lake" centerpiece. Largest: 10" high, 4 3/4" diameter. Crazing, light scuffing

DONATELLO VASES & BOWL. LOW BOWL WITH FLOWER FROG, GOOD CONDITION, 10" DIAM. LADIES SPITOON, SMALL CRACK TO RIM, 5" H. FOOTED VASE, GOOD CONDITION, 5" H.

Ten pieces: Pair of Cameo urns, pair of Panella urns, Wild Rose two-handled vase, basket with pansy, planter with dogwood, Clinton Ivory flower frog and bud vase, Roma low bowl, Zanesville, OH, early

Six pieces: Roseville low bowl, Peters & Reed Moss Aztec vase and planter, flower pot and two similar bowls; Zanesville, OH, 20th c.; Unmarked; Tallest: 8" x 4" dia.

Teco, W.D. Gates (1852-1935) and Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designers earthenware vase with daffodils in low relief, shape number 60B Orn. Chicago, Illinois, circa 1910 matte glazed ceramic impressed m

Of ovoid form with low sloped shouldered bulbous tapered body. Decorated with stylized flowers and foliage over a rich cobalt blue ground. Glazed finish. Signed with the WM signature and the Made in E

Earthenware basket style vase in a light blue with white flowers in low-relief. Weller Pottery mark. Dimensions: 6"L x 5.75"W x 6.5"H Manufacturer: Weller Pottery Country of Origin: United States

Hardwood base with lacquer panel inlaid with various carved hardstones depicting three flower vases, plaque incorporates some older hardstone elements including a jade ruyi head, a jade bat pendant, a

Pair Chinese early 19th Century "Regency" Style Export Porcelain Low Bowls for the American Market with sepia & gilt centers of figures and flower vases, and with black & coral borders with gilding. D

(2) Cylinder Flower Vases - 10" - Clear Glass Insert Set on Brass Two-Handled Frame - - to Ensure Every Item Sells, We Have Placed Low Starting Bids on Every Item, and All Items Will Sell Without Rese

20th century studio artisan hand blown Austrian shelf mantle display flower vase. Of simple form with open mouth over low shouldered tapered bulbous body. Graced with a pulled feather motif with an ir

Black Lacquered Chinese Low Table depicting flowers, birds and vases. Used condition, wear, worn, surface distress. 42" long x 20" wide 14" tall

Van Briggle Pottery & Tile, vases, four and low bowl with flower frog, Colorado Springs, CO, matte and glazed ceramic, each signed, low bowl: 8.5"dia x 3"h

Menn Low: Original Oil on Canvas, Still life Yellow Flowers in Vase: A very large original oil on canvas. Signed lower right, image measures 28x36, set in a beautiful carved wooden frame. Framed piece

Three hand-painted porcelain pieces: handled vase with coralene flowers, ovoid enameled with rose tapestry, and low bowl with acorns and branches in relief, Japan, early 20th c.; Marked; Tallest: 8 1/