Vase By Carlo Zauli Stonware Italy 1960s

Italy, 1970s

Colorless glass vase with milk glass decoration. No manufacturer's label.

France, Late XVIII Century

Trumpet vase in Gien-made majolica, decorated in monochrome blue with a grotesque motif of griffins and masks.

China, Republic Period 1912-1949

Qianjiang enamel painted porcelain baluster vase depicting courtesans in a flower garden. Side handles highlighted in gold. The back part with a long poem written in Chinese characters.

Italy, 1970s-1980s

Drop-shaped blown glass vase. Under the base there is a pointed signature of the manufacturer.

China Second half of the 1900s

Porcelain vase decorated within fan-shaped cartouches with scenes of Japanese daily life. The enamels in shades of red and black embellished in gold like the "chilong" dragons that act as side grips. The decoration represented in the Kyoto Satsuma style. China second half of the 20th century. circa 1980-1990.

China, Early XX Century

Ginger jar with lid decorated in blue underneath with ideograms of conjugal happiness, on a continuous background of leafy plant racemes and peony flowers.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Vase in solid gilded brass with large scroll handles.

Germany, XIX Century

Pair of square section porcelain vases with narrow and elongated neck. Decorations with bunches of flowers inside reserves alternating with amorous scenes and figures. Maker's mark under the base.

China Period of the Republic 1930 ca.

Baluster porcelain vase elegantly decorated in gold with figures of cranes, among pines and ornamental rocks. Lateral loops in the form of flowering plum branches. Wooden support.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Vase with lid in majolica with polychrome decoration of flowers, resting on a hexagonal base. Passarin Manufacture by Raffaele Passarin. Artist's signature under the base.

Italy, XIX Century

Pair of single flower vases in Murano glass.

Savona Second Half XIX Century

Ribbed vase in majolica ceramic with fruit-shaped lid grip. Polychrome decoration in the classic Levantine style. Under the base, a graphic symbol of the cruciferous globe between the initials A and L of Angelo Levantino, master decorator of the eighteenth century.