SOLD – Moorcroft – Vase – Magnolia, 3 5/8”
SOLD – Moorcroft – Vase – Magnolia, 3 5/8”
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Moorcroft Pottery (England, Est. 1897)
‘Magnolia’ Vase, c. 1970s
tube-lined, glazed, pottery
3 5/8” high x 2 ½” diameter
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SOLD – Burley & Winter – Vase – Brown
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An American Arts & Crafts pottery vase of shouldered ovoid form covered in a rich taupe matte glaze with frothy green & pink dripping and mottling. Made by Burley & Winter, Crooksville, Ohio, (1892-1932) the form is pure Arts & Crafts.
Murano – Vase – Archimede Seguso, Waisted Form
Art Glass
Vetraria Archimede Seguso (Murano, Est. 1946)
Archimede Seguso (Venice, 1909-1999)
Waisted Covered Vessel, c. 1950s
lattimo, gold aventurina
10"high (with cover; 8 ¼ inches without) x 5 5/8" widest diameter
Archimede Seguso covered, waisted, vase in lattimo and gold aventurina with an applied orange cinch and ball knop, made on the island of Murano circa 1950s.
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SOLD – Thomas Webb & Sons – Vase – Moroccan Tapestry
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Thomas Webb & Sons (England)
'Moroccan' ('alabaster-cored') (c. 1870-1890)
vase
glass, enamel
Notes: Bottle form vase decorated in ‘Moroccan’ polychrome enamel by Thomas Webb & Sons, circa 1870-1890. Described in Thomas Webb’s 1879 sketch-book as “alabaster-cored,” this Aesthetic period vase draws heavily on the influences of the Islamic and Orientalist decorative traditions.
Reference: Manley, ‘Decorative Victorian Glass’ no. 185, “A vase for identification, most deceptive. The first impression is obviously French, but Thomas Webb’s records (sketch-book of 1879) describe them as alabaster-cored, with square top and enameled, and it is when a number are placed alongside each other that this is realized, all differ in some way.