0 Results: New & Used in Vases & Bowls in Beulah Park 5067, SA

Two larger beautiful designer pieces by M Squared. One approx 600mm H x 200mm W the other 420mmH x 350mmW. Perfect as new condition, neutral colour to suit any decor. Good solid impressive pieces.

Large Terracotta Teapot. Made in the late 80s at Underdale (UniSA) Ceramics School. 360mm Tall with lid 310mm tall without lid 260mm wide 380mm from spout to handle. Very nice piece.

2 Painted clear glass vases. 18cm high x 6 cm diameter opening $10.00 pair. 1 vintage painted cobalt blue glass vase. 11.5cm high x 4.5 cm opening. $10.00 Some wear on top gold rim. 1 clear crackle glass vase with small blue painted flowers. 8.5cm high x 5cm opening $5.00 No chips or cracks in any of the vases.

$5.00 each. 1 Ribbed clear glass vase 18cm high 1 Plain clear glass vase 19cm high. 1 Patterned clear glass vase 17cm high. 1 Plain clear glass vase 14cm high. 1 Swirl clear glass vase 10cm high.

An incredibly striking piece for any space! Measuring 30.5cm in width and 13.5cm tall, this stunning deep pink and turquoise blue sculptured centrepiece resembles a flower with four petals. It certainly has a wow factor to it. We know that this is from the Hineri range, made by Iwatsu Glass in Osaka, Japan - because it has its original paper label still intact. It's in great to excellent vintage condition with cracks or major scratches. There are some light surface scratches on the base; ex

This stunning ashtray was designed and manufactured by Bitossi in Italy in the 1950s-1960s. Handcrafted in Italy with a vibrant orange matte glaze with a hand carved fleur de lis design in gloss green to the centre. It has one cigarette holder on one corner. Marked Italy at the back. Use it as a ring bowl, decorative bowl or ashtray. Measures 16.5cm in diameter, and 3.5cm in height. There is a flea bite to the edge near the cigarette holder (as pictured). Can be viewed in Stepney, SA or po

The Scheurich company became one of the largest manufacturers of ceramics in Germany from the 1950s to the 1980s. They exported more than any other ceramic company in Germany. They were the most prolific of all the manufacturers of the era and offered the widest range of shapes and glazes. This gorgeous vintage mid century West German Scheurich ceramic vase has a lovely fossil patterned imprint and a mustard brown coloured gloss glaze. Marked underneath W. Germany with the model number 282-20

Japan produces some of the finest quality Mid Century Glass and this turquoise blue Bark Glass Vase produced by Tajima is a fine example. Produced in the 1960s this beautiful piece of glass stands at 19.5cm high. It is in brilliant unused condition with no chips or cracks. Can be viewed in Stepney, SA or posted Australia Wide.

Japan produces some of the finest quality Mid Century Glass and this lovely turquoise blue bark glass vase produced by Tajima is a fine example. Produced in the 1960s this beautiful piece of glass stands at 26cm high. It is in brilliant unused condition with no chips or cracks. It has the original OTK sticker on the underside of the vase. Can be viewed in Stepney, SA or posted Australia Wide.

The Scheurich company became one of the largest manufacturers of ceramics in Germany from the 1950s to the 1980s. They exported more than any other ceramic company in Germany. They were the most prolific of all the manufacturers of the era and offered the widest range of shapes and glazes. This gorgeous vintage mid century West German Scheurich ceramic vase has lovely deep tan matte glaze with white and black fat lava glaze. Marked underneath W. Germany with the model number 239-41. Produced