83/3337 Della Robbia Vase decorated with Stylised Flowers and Foliage by Alice Rathbone and John Fogo 14.5” high Circa 1900 Restoration to rim chip

83/3337 Della Robbia Vase decorated with Stylised Flowers and Foliage by Alice Rathbone and John Fogo 14.5” high Circa 1900 Restoration to rim chip   « Less

87/530 Ruskin Vase in a Green Soufflé Glaze 8.5” high Dated 1907

87/530 Ruskin Vase in a Green Soufflé Glaze 8.5” high Dated 1907   « Less

Pair, Hand Painted Nippon scenic vases. This fine pair is a wonderful example of "Orientalist" design popular in the late 19th-early 20th century. Each vase is painted  More »

Pair, Hand Painted Nippon scenic vases. This fine pair is a wonderful example of "Orientalist" design popular in the late 19th-early 20th century. Each vase is painted with a North African or Middle Eastern motif of a boat sailing by a shoreline filled with buildings and palm trees, most likely on the Nile river. The prow of the boat is in the form of a face and there is a person in the boat. Each vase has gold gilt handles and fancy embossed gold trim around the openings. Sunset colors of orange, purple and gold. One vase has a tight hair line crack (left vase, third picture) that does not take away from the over-all good original condition of the pair. 10" tall x 6" wide. Fully marked. Price 425 for the pair.   « Less

"Royal Bonn" scenic vase. Unusual shape and color, with a basically shaded taupe colored body surrounding a vividly blue body of water and sky. The scene also has trees,  More »

"Royal Bonn" scenic vase. Unusual shape and color, with a basically shaded taupe colored body surrounding a vividly blue body of water and sky. The scene also has trees, shrubs, hills and some yellow sunshine peeking through. Fully marked, fine original condition with a few white pin-head sized spots that were never fully glazed.. 5 1/2" wide x 9 1/2" high.   « Less

Circa 1891-1921. Hand-painted Nippon Scenic vase. Double gilded handles. Fine condition. 7" tall Price 260.

Circa 1891-1921. Hand-painted Nippon Scenic vase. Double gilded handles. Fine condition. 7" tall Price 260.   « Less

Exquisitely hand painted full length portrait of a beautiful woman in a classical gown. The body of the vase is a soft, reddish brown with lots of gilded detail. Fully  More »

Exquisitely hand painted full length portrait of a beautiful woman in a classical gown. The body of the vase is a soft, reddish brown with lots of gilded detail. Fully marked, fine original condition with only minor scratches. 8 1/2" tall by 3 1/4" top opening.   « Less

20th century Roman style earthenware head vase. Measures 12.5 inches high and 8 inches wide. Excellent condition.This piece is on display in our gallery at Old Saybrook  More »

20th century Roman style earthenware head vase. Measures 12.5 inches high and 8 inches wide. Excellent condition.This piece is on display in our gallery at Old Saybrook Antiques Center and can be seen in-person by visiting 756 Middlesex Tpke Old Saybrook, CT 06475. For hours of operation visit: http://www.OldSaybrookAntiques.com   « Less

Large Porcelain Vase - CK.0346Origin: Japan Circa: 19 th Century ADDimensions: 24" (61.0cm) high x 8" (20.3cm) wide Collection: Decorative Arts Medium: Porcelain

Large Porcelain Vase - CK.0346Origin: Japan Circa: 19 th Century ADDimensions: 24" (61.0cm) high x 8" (20.3cm) wide Collection: Decorative Arts Medium: Porcelain   « Less

Japanese Ando cloisonne tall vase with royal chrysanthemum decoration, unmarked, 20th century Showa Period, 5.50 in. W x 12 in. H.

Japanese Ando cloisonne tall vase with royal chrysanthemum decoration, unmarked, 20th century Showa Period, 5.50 in. W x 12 in. H.   « Less

'Alhambra' Vase - ADC.185, Origin: Spain, Circa: 19 th Century AD, Dimensions: 20.16 " (51.2cm) high, Collection: Islamic Art, Medium: Earthenware. This impressive vase or  More »

'Alhambra' Vase - ADC.185, Origin: Spain, Circa: 19 th Century AD, Dimensions: 20.16 " (51.2cm) high, Collection: Islamic Art, Medium: Earthenware. This impressive vase or albarello dates to the second half of the nineteenth century. The distinctive form, with inverted pear-shaped body and wing-like handles, is based on a fourteenth century prototype. In Andalucia, Southern Spain, this was the era of the Nasrid Dynasty (reigned 1232-1492), the Muslim rulers responsible for the construction of the Alhambra palace in Granada. The lustre technique reached Spain from other Islamic centres in the east, particularly Iraq, Egypt and Persia. Approximately eleven of these early large ‘winged’ vases have been recovered, one found under the pavement in the Alhambra Palace hence the name.   « Less