Amitābha Studio Vases and Vessels

Striking in both form and palette, this pair of Dutch Art Deco vases captures the bold geometry and decorative innovation that defined early 20th-century ceramic design. Glazed in a ...

A rare and monumental vase made by Arnhemsche Fayencefabriek between 1910 and 1917. Bridging the final flourish of Dutch Art Nouveau (Nieuwe Kunst) and the emerging order of early Ar...

This tall Delft Blue vase is a striking example of mid-century Velsen hand-painted earthenware, executed in a refined baluster silhouette that flares gently at the neck and foot whil...

This distinctly shaped Delft-style polychrome vase exemplifies the bold, exuberant artistry of mid-century Velsen Delft pottery. Featuring a sculptural double-gourd silhouette variat...

Art Deco cobalt blue Lalique ‘Dans la Nuit’ perfume bottle from France, 1930s, with etched stopper and R. Lalique signature—an iconic collectible. This striking cobalt blue glass pe...

Vintage Murano cobalt blue Scavo glass vase, hand-blown with a textured matte archaeological finish—ideal for Brutalist or Organic Modern interiors. This Murano Seguso Scavo cobalt ...

This set of nine Mid-Century Modern sculptural ceramic vessels exemplifies the refined clarity and geometric restraint that shaped European design in the postwar decades. Created between the late 1940s and 1960s, the group includes works attributed to Laach Abbey, Ulmer Keramik, and other West German workshops, several bearing marks or numerical stamps common to the region’s studio pottery. Influenced by Bauhaus principles, these vessels balance functional purity with expressive form. Many incorporate symbolic motifs such as the Alpha Omega, Chi-Rho, cross, or dove, reflecting the unique intersection of modernist design and spiritual iconography explored by Theodor Bogler...

A rare 1899 pair of Dutch Art Nouveau vases by PZH Gouda, delicately hand-painted in the sought-after ‘Violetta’ decor. This pair of Dutch Art Nouveau vases was produced in 1899 by ...