Vase Art Nouveau & Art Deco

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The Netherlands

Belgium

France

Germany

Italy

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Slovenia

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Austria

Estonia

Spain

Ireland

Japan

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Brand

Val Saint Lambert

Emile Gallé

Boch Frères

Legras & Cie.

Daum Frères

Keramis Boch

Moser & Söhne

Keramis

Glasfabriek Leerdam

Loetz

WMF / Geislingen

Daum

Émaux de Longwy

Regina Kunstaardewerkfabriek

Scailmont

Limoges

Sarreguemines

Arnhemse Fayencefabriek

Verreries Schneider

Ludwig Moser und Söhne

Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland

Haagsche Plateelfabriek Rozenburg

Pottenbakkerij De Vier Paddestoelen

St. Lukas, Kunstaardewerkfabriek

Object

Vase

Single-flower vase

Double handled vase

Perfume vase

Baluster vase

Bottle vase

Tazza

Country of origin

Netherlands

Czechia

United Kingdom

Denmark

Europe

Luxembourg

Sweden

Material

Glass

Ceramic

Earthenware

Crystal

Porcelain

Silverplated

Metal

Brass

Faience

Creamware

Silver

Copper

Terracotta

Stoneware

Stained glass

Gold plated

Wrought iron

Enamel

Iron

Spelter

Condition

Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear

Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes

Fair condition -  heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing

As new - unused

Period

1930-1940

1920-1930

1900-1910

1910-1920

1850-1900

1940-1950

1960-1970

1980-1990

1950-1960

Style

Art Deco

Art Nouveau

Jugendstil

Wiener Secession

Antique

Bauhaus

Arts & Crafts

Contemporary

Neoclassical Style

Colour

Blue

Green

Multicolour

Yellow

Brown

Pink

Transparent

Orange

Purple

Black

Gold

White

Beige

Grey

Turquoise

Cream

Decor

Cobalt blue

Floral

1900-2000

1400-1900

Creator

Charles Graffart

Charles Graffart & René Delvenne

Charles Catteau

A.D. Copier

Pierre d’Avesn

François-Théodore Legras

Klaas Vet

Bert Nienhuis

Michael Powolny

René Delvenne

Josef Hoffmann

Karl Wiedmann

Carl Deffner

André Hunebelle

Louis Majorelle

Wilhelm Kralik Sohn

Wilhelm Wagenfeld

Stunning vase designed by Jullius Stolle for Niemen.
I am attaching a photo of the vase from the catalog of 1926.
Exceptional blue color.

Height - 31 cm.
Color - blue with satin decoration.
Condition - good condition.
Dear bidders, during production there are glass threads and

Poland - Art Deco - 1930-1940

Stolle Niemen - Vase -  with satin decoration  - Glass

Beautiful cobalt-blue vase from the renowned Belgian manufacturer Boch Frères Keramis (BFK) from La Louvière.

The vase has a stately, classic shape and is finished in a deep, glossy blue glaze with rich gilded (gold) decorations in a Neoclassical style.

The central decoration

Belgium Neoclassical Style - 1900-1910, 1910-1920

Boch Frères Keramis (BFK) - Vase -  Cobalt blue vase with gold embossing - Decor 593  - Faience

Very beautiful ART DECO vase by Henri Heemskerk (1886 - 1953) for Scailmont glassworks (Belgium), in molded-pressed glass.

Signed at the bottom of the piece: "Scailmont HH" corresponds to Henri Heemskerk (1886-1953), who led the artistic glass department of the Scailmont

Belgium - Art Deco - 1920-1930

Scailmont - Henri Heemskerk - Vase  - Glass - ART DECO

Magnificent and authentic Daum Nancy vase in Art Nouveau glass, Nancy.
French Art Nouveau period around 1900.
Signature in the decoration: Daum Nancy.
Daum Nancy house vase, decoration « Coeur de Marie » enamelled on an opalescent yellow background, rare model!

In very good

France -  - 1900-1910

Daum Frères - Vase  - Glass

Art Nouveau Vase – Mering Ceramic Workshop Johann Lipp, Mering – Model No. 744.
Expressive Art Nouveau ceramic vase from the Mering Ceramic Workshop Johann Lipp (Mering, Bavaria), probably dating from around 1910–1920.

The vase features a bulbous, slightly conical vessel form

Germany Jugendstil - 1910-1920

Meringer Kunsttöpferei - Vase -  Model No. 744  - Ceramic - Johann Lipp, Art Nouveau

1/ A smaller, wide vase with an open neck, reminiscent of the shape of a fish tank. It has a fine optical ribbing that beautifully refracts light into blue-white opal tones. Height: 6 cm. Glass undamaged.
2/ An iconic Art Nouveau shape called “Jack-in-the-Pulpit” (after the

United Kingdom -  - 1850-1900

Vase (3)  - Glass - Art Nouveau

Magnificent Art Nouveau copper vase – 33 cm.
Stunning handmade copper work with a beautiful hammered finish. The vase is decorated on both sides with an elegant floral wreath and ribbons.

A particularly decorative piece with a lot of character, ideal for lovers of Art Nouveau

Belgium -  - 1910-1920

Vase  - Copper - Art Nouveau Copper Vase


A striking pair of matching Art Nouveau ceramic vases, attributed to Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland, Gouda, Netherlands, dating from the early 20th century, circa 1901–1908.

Both vases are impressed with the model number 5014 on the underside. The model is documented in

Netherlands Jugendstil - 1900-1910

Double handled vase (2) -  5014 - Earthenware - Art Nouveau vases

large faience vase - Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland - 1927.
decor: 'Kazak' (rare)

dmarked.
height 22 cm.

in very good condition.
The N.V. Koninklijke Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland (Plazuid, PZH) (1898 - 1965) was a Gouda earthenware factory. In 1898 the Gouda potter Adrianus

Netherlands -  - 1920-1930

Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland - Vase  - Ceramic - decor 'Kazak'

Circa 1900. Cristallerie Legras & Cie, in St-Denis, France.
Elegant testimony to the creative genius of the Saint-Denis Glassworks – Legras & Cie, this rare vase “Marasquin” wonderfully embodies the poetic aesthetics of French Art Nouveau. Referenced under No. 72113 in the Legras

France - Art Nouveau - 1900-1910

LEGRAS (1839-1916) - Vase -  Rare vase « Marasquin » with an engraved decoration of a ravishing lakeside landscape, enameled -  - Blown glass

Pierre Girre (1901-1990), better known under the pseudonym Pierre d’Avesn, was the originator of numerous models of glass objects ordered and produced by French glassworks and crystal factories. René Lalique hired him at 14. He stayed there for 10 years in his company before

France - Art Deco - 1930-1940

Pierre d’Avesn - Vase  - Glass

A striking Art Deco pressed-glass “Pigeon” vase, designed by Josef Feigl for the Libochovice glassworks in Czechoslovakia, dating to circa 1930. Executed in beautiful pale blue glass, the vase features a tall fluted and faceted body supported by a wonderfully sculptural pair of

Czechia - Art Deco - 1920-1930

Josef Fiegl - Vase  - Glass - Art Deco Vase

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