Amphora Pottery Art Nouveau Confetti Decor Vase, RStK of Turn Teplitz, 1901-1902

Karl Hansen Reistrup for Kähler. Antique vase in glazed ceramics. Beautiful luster glaze, 1890s. Measures: 21 x 9.5 cm. In excellent condition. Signed: HAK.  

Magnificent Art Nouveau vase with floral motifs in blue, pink, black, and green, highly decorative. The Manufacture Revernay is an artistic ceramics workshop founded in 1896. It is d...

Small vase with smooth walls and handles in shades of blue and brown. On the bottom stamped EL with crown (= Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig) as well as Großherzogliche Keramik Manufaktur Da...

Antique French Art Nouveau Flambé Stoneware Vase – Grès de Rambervillers, c. 1910 Creator / Studio: Société des Grès de Rambervillers (Vosges, France) Moveme...

Small early 1920s pottery vase decorated in blue and green glazes. Made at Møller & Bøgely in Denmark between 1918-25. Measurements: H: 14.5 cm, Diameter: 7.5 cm (top). Signed by Han...

Antique Danish 1930s Art Nouveau ceramic vase with thick cowhorn glaze applied by hand in yellow, green and dark brown colors. Organic swirling decor and large stylized leaves on two...

A striking vintage Czech ceramic vase featuring exuberant stylized floral decoration, geometric ornamentation, and a richly textured golden-yellow ground. Manufactured in the Czech region of Central Europe and imported from Belgium, this distinctive vessel reflects the bold decorative experimentation associated with early 20th-century European pottery. The tall, gently tapered form is crowned by a substantial dark green glazed rim, contrasting beautifully with the intricately patterned body. Vibrant red and coral roses, pink and yellow blossoms, and deep green foliage are arranged in decorative bands around the vessel, creating a lively interplay of color and form. The densely stippled golden ground provides a remarkable textural contrast to the smooth, brightly colored floral motifs. Vertical geometric elements, elongated diamond shapes, and circular details emphasize the vase's architectural silhouette, combining organic Art Nouveau-inspired ornament with the structured geometry of Art Deco design. During the interwar period, Czechoslovakia emerged as a significant center of European decorative ceramics. Manufacturers in Bohemia and surrounding regions produced innovative pottery distinguished by saturated glazes, stylized botanical motifs, and increasingly geometric compositions. These decorative wares were widely exported throughout Europe, including to markets in Belgium and France. This vase exemplifies that decorative tradition through its combination of expressive floral imagery, strong vertical proportions, and richly layered surface ornament. Bearing a Czech country-of-origin stamp and an additional Belgian label, the vessel offers an interesting connection to the international trade in European decorative ceramics. Imported from Belgium, this colorful vase makes a distinctive addition to a collection of Czech Art Deco pottery...

Decorative Art Nouveau vase by H.A. Kähler, produced around 1920-30. The vase is shaped in an elegant baluster form with a gently undulating rim and is richly decorated in relief wi...

Large porcelain/creamware vase / urn made by Swedish porcelain gigant Rörstrand circa 1910. It has a grey/petrol blue glaze that fades from dark to light. The inside has a turquoise ...

Incredible big GOUDA porcelain dutch multicolor Art Nouveau vase circa 1900