Zsolnay, Hungary. Large ceramic vase with eosin glaze. Ca 1930s

A stoneware vase by the famed French firm Primavera, this piece boasts a glossy glaze and a soft silhouette of a stag in the woods. Incised: PRIMAVERA / PARIS

This very vintage textural and raised forms of this glazed ceramic vase is by the Hungarian artist named Zsolnay. It is a glorious combination of color of elegant sensual nude relief...

Art Deco glazed ceramic vase with flowers. Designer: Paul Milet (1870-1950) for Sevres, France. Circa 1930

Austrian Huge Ceramics Vase 'Four Seasons' deriving from Keramos / Vienna manufactory, designed by Susi Singer (1895 - 1965) made circa 1925 Excellently manufactured ceramics vase of most interesting shape: The bellied vase of tapering type stands...

Floor vase from Kähler made of earthenware with a decorative, Art Deco-inspired glaze in shades of green. The vase is decorated with horizontal dark bands, emphasizing a simple and ...

This is a wonderful example of an Art Deco flower vase from Belgium, made in the 1920s. This narrow, high-rising vase is made of ceramic and shows a round base with a body divided i...

Art Deco German Ceramic Vase from Jasba, 1940s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1920 to 1949 This piece has an attribution mark. Additional information: Materials: Ceramic Color: ...

An exceptional Art Deco ceramic vase designed by the celebrated artist and ceramist Charles Catteau (1880–1966) for the renowned Boch Frères Keramis manufactory, one of the most infl...

An original Art Deco ceramic vase by Thomas Forester & Sons, crafted in Staffordshire, England during the early 1930s. This distinctive piece belongs to the firm’s ‘Athens’ collection—a short-run series now highly regarded among collectors of British ceramics and Art Deco pottery. The vase is defined by its elongated tubular profile, flaring subtly to form a softly bulging centre. Its surface is decorated with rows of acanthus leaves in pale blue relief, curling rhythmically around the body. The crisp blue detailing sits against a backdrop of deep russet and ochre glazes, a palette typical of Forester’s output in the early 20th century and evocative of the broader Art Deco design movement in Britain. Standing 26 cm tall with a diameter of 14 cm, the vase is stamped to the base with the Phoenix Ware...

A mottled brown glazed, porcelain Art Deco vase of bottle-like form with scrolling frieze in mauve and ochre by Camille Tharaud (1878-1956). French, c. 1920s.