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Danny's Fine Porcelain
Porcelain square pink lidded jar
Our ormolu “gilded bronze” pieces crafted from the complex lost wax casting process are incorporated with hand-crafted porcelain to make our beautiful home decorative art pieces. Meticulously hand-painted porcelain vases combined with bronze ormolu parts mix timeless art with practical function.
Porcelain round jar in green song birds pattern with bird lid knob
Porcelain round pink pagoda jar in pagoda bird garden pattern
The Moroccan Room
This spectacular antique Moroccan ceramic vase is thoughtfully handcrafted and glazed featuring an elaborate hand-painted Arabic calligraphy, characteristic of Medieval Moorish motifs found in Alhambra Palace in Granada, Andalusia. Maker's mark on underside.
Mark Roberts
Mark Roberts Spring Collectible Elf is one of the most elegantly designed products in the gift and home industry. Every element in each piece was designed with the highest level of detail and creativity. It is definitely a piece that defines style and elegance.
. Sherrie. Edmond, OK. 2023-04-09 19:30:29
The hexagonal tea jar is hand-painted in a classic blue and white symmetrical floral pattern. A tea jar was commonly used to store tea leaves. Using handmade traditional techniques to make this jar look antiqued.
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The hexagonal tea jar is hand-painted in a classic blue-and-white landscape scene. A tea jar was commonly used to store tea leaves. Using handmade traditional techniques to make this jar look antiqued.
Novica
Like a tall flame captured in a sea of glass, this Murano-inspired art glass decorative vase presented by the Seguso Family of Brazil makes dramatic transitions from a bold red-orange to amber to clear. The Seguso Family has been recognized for the creativity and originality of their work, with an increasing number of admirers and collectors from the world of art glass enthusiasts.
Haviland
Curated with the combination of modern demands met with creative craftsmanship.
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