Vintage studio pottery mug with a hen and flowers, marked on the base. Height 9.5cm, diameter ( of the base) 8cm.
Céramique RAKU Diamètre : 7cm environ . Poids : 90 grLa fleur a un trou qui lui permet d’être posée sur son socle mais n'est pas collée pour un transport plus facile et pour vous laisser libre de l'utiliser comme il vous plaira. Si vous décidez d'en profiter en extérieur, il faudra penser à la mettre au sec en hiver, car la céramique cuite au RAKU, 1000°c est gélive.Réalisée à la main et cuite au RAKU, chacune de mes créations est une pièce unique, la photo ci-joint représente la céramique terminée et prête à être envoyée, cependant, les coloris peuvent varier en fonction de l’affichage de votre écran.
Produits expédiés depuis la Turquie. Matière : Silicone Souple Hauteur: 5,5 cm Largeur du socle: 5,5 cm REF: K145 12K125 Magnifique MOULE en silicone RTV-2 Haute Précision. Moulez vous-même vos objets en autant d'exemplaire que vous le souhaitez à base de Pâte Polymère, Fimo, Platre, WEPAM, Savon, Cire, résine... LAVABLE EN MACHINE. Résiste de -50°C à 230°C ********************************** Pensez à grouper vos achats! N'hésitez pas à visiter notre boutique pour plus de produits et lots. Produits expédiés depuis la Turquie.
Hand crafted using a mix of rare and textured vintage glass, these stained glass meadow flowers and grasses are designed to be placed into the stainless steel holders on a solid wood plinth. Use either as a suncatcher for a window sill, or as a tea light lamp for your home. I've used a mix o...More Hand crafted using a mix of rare and textured vintage glass, these stained glass meadow flowers and grasses are designed to be placed into the stainless stee...More
Petit tuto pour réaliser une boule en céramique… 1. faire une plaque (étaler l’ argile sur un chiffon avec un rouleau en prenant appui sur deux tasseaux) 2. mettre une partie de la plaq…
Rare Antique Exquisite Blue + White 3 Egg Cups Holder c1900 Stunning English tableware pottery of unsurpassed quality from a bygone era, displays beautifully, and is a formidable addition to any blue and white scarce pottery collection like no other! Charming pastoral countryside scenes with animals and flowers, perfectly imperfect with a few teeny flea bites to underneath the base, unseen when displayed or in use, no other imperfections to this extraordinary older than old piece of authentic British pottery! Bold vibrant colors and pattern, glossy finish throughout. Approx: 5.2" inches wide 2.3" inches tall Made in England
Céramique RAKU Diamètre : 7cm environ . Poids : 90 grLa fleur a un trou qui lui permet d’être posée sur son socle mais n'est pas collée pour un transport plus facile et pour vous laisser libre de l'utiliser comme il vous plaira. Si vous décidez d'en profiter en extérieur, il faudra penser à la mettre au sec en hiver, car la céramique cuite au RAKU, 1000°c est gélive.Réalisée à la main et cuite au RAKU, chacune de mes créations est une pièce unique, la photo ci-joint représente la céramique terminée et prête à être envoyée, cependant, les coloris peuvent varier en fonction de l’affichage de votre écran.
Moule en Silicone pour réaliser des cadres photo en Pâte Polymère, Fimo, Plâtre, WEPAM, Porcelaine, Savon, Cire, résine, argile... Matière : Silicone Souple Hauteur: 23 cm Largeur: 16 cm REF: K542 YOK Magnifique MOULE en silicone RTV-2 Haute Précision. Moulez vous-même vos objets en autant d'exemplaire que vous le souhaitez a base de Pâte Polymère, Fimo, Plâtre, WEPAM, Porcelaine, Savon, Cire, résine, argile... LAVABLE EN MACHINE. Résiste de -50°C à 230°C ********************************** Pensez à grouper vos achats! N'hésitez pas à visiter notre boutique pour plus de produits et lots. Produits expédiés depuis la Turquie.
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Every gardener is used to seeing containers placed on hard surfaces. On either side of a front porch. On a set of steps or walkway. On a terrace. But containers can fit right into a spot in the landscape. We have worked in several places this week where containers were placed in the midst
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Fused glass freestanding piece on a solid wood base. This dinky sculpture combines purple and orange glass flowers, a solid wood base and wire stems. This looks lovely either on a window sill or on a mantelpiece. Each sculpture is completely unique. This listing is for the crocus, but I have many...More Fused glass freestanding piece on a solid wood base. This dinky sculpture combines purple and orange glass flowers, a solid wood base and wire stems. This lo...More
This is a rare 9 3/4" tall yellow cornucopia vase made by the Shawnee Pottery Company. This is shown on page 215 of "Shawnee Pottery The Full Encyclopedia" by Pamela Duvall Curran. This piece is in very nice condition with no chips or cracks. "USA" is impressed in the base. All prices are firm. We do not respond to offers.
A part of our ever-growing Plinth Collection of multifunctional marble and stone furniture pieces, the Plinth Pedestal is a space-saving display for ornamental objects. Elevating in every sense, its slender silhouette is offered in a range of beautiful, natural materials that form the perfect backdrop for family heirlooms, a flower-filled vase, decorative lamp and more. [dimensions-start] 29.5"H x 11.8"W x 11.8"D, Weight: 94.8lbs. [dimensions-end][materials-start] Nero Marquina marbleGrey Kendzo marbleCarrara marbleCalacatta Viola marbleKunis Breccia stoneMarble is treated with a sealer for surface protection [materials-end] [additional-resources-start] PRODUCT FACT SHEET 2D/3D FILES [additional-resources-end]
These 2 pieces started as smallish pinched meditation bowls and ended up being works in progress all summer long! They remained in zip-lock bags while I was away a week at a time to teach workshops in Cullowhee and at Arrowmont. At last they are ready to start the drying process,
The small Provincial town of Anduze, for which our planter gets it's name, is located in Cevennes region of the southern part of France. Potters worked in the area in the 15th century, but it wasn't until the close of the 16th century that the first Anduze planter appeared. According to legend a Cévenol potter, while visiting the Beaucaire fair just south of Avignon, was inspired by the elegant sample of Italian Medici style pottery that a vendor exhibited. This inspiration led the Frenchman to create his own take on the style and his Anduze planter stepped into the realm of the iconic. The Anduze planter is stout and circular with a thick rim, embellished with garlands and stamped family crests representing the potter. During the reign of Louis X1V these pots became even more popular at the Palace of Versailles where nobility enjoyed their beauty as they filled them with flowering and fruit trees. Today Anduze planters are seen throughout France and their popularity extends around the globe. If you desire for your landscape to be reminiscent of the French countryside be prepared to pay handsomely for these Anduze planters. However, there are some reasonable reproductions out there. Maybe you just like looking at them.....in that case enjoy the eye candy! wellappointedhouse.com I simply adore Anduze pots! These classic French containers are icons of Mediterranean French gardens. havesomedecorum.blogspot.ca Thought of worldwide as French gardens "ornaments", Anduze planters are steeped in history. Dominique Lafourcade Well known since the 17th century throughout Provence, the French have been decorating their homes and chateaus with Anduze pots since they were first made in the charming little town of Anduze. architecturaldigest.com It is hard to imagine the maisons of Provence without the presence of Anduze pots. hellolovelystudio.com These planters will make any garden or patio look graceful and refined. pinterest.fr Unlike the popular jarres de Biot which were used to store flour and preserve and transport olives, Anduze planters were used as decorative enjoyment only and served no real purpose but as eye candy. lolofrenchantiques.com During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Anduze pots were only found on wealthy estates. The "vases d’Anduze" became en vogue when Marie-Antoinette decorated the gardens and terraces of Versailles with hundreds of the glazed planters. Photography by Simon Griffiths via paulbangay.com There is just something about the Anduze pot that gives them a royal and grand ambiance. I love them planted in boxwoods. theglampad.com In this and the following image you can see how the rustic look of these Anduze pots adds just the right character to the front entrance of this beautiful French home belonging to American expatriates Shauna Varvel and her husband Eric. petitehaus.com manon21.blogspot.com These wonderful containers will certainly make a big statement in most settings theglampad.com Anduze planters are suitable for classic and formal gardens alike. The urns are at their best when planted with larger plants or small trees but these planters are also perfect for topiary and flowers! renestance.com parisapartment.wordpress.com An Anduze planter is characterized by it's shape, size, and the decorative shields, garlands of flowers and horizontal stripes that embellish it. jacksonpottery.com The design of this glazed pottery has endured throughout time and is still being made by hand by potters the same way their ancestors did. via pinterest.fr everythingaboutgarden.blogspot.com The original colour called flammé made the Anduze planter famous around the world. The color was actually stripes of three colors....yellow to symbolize the sun, green stripes represent foliage and brown denotes the earth. chezpluie.com Today Anduze planters are available in several stunning colors to further enhance your garden. thevelvetboxwood.com Green has always been a popular selection. Atelier de Campagne via Pinterest There is a range of variation in tone from deep azure blue....... via Pinterest to an Anduze planter crafted with a soft aqua glaze. authenticprovence.com Yet another stunning color for your garden. This Anduze planter is crafted of ceramic with a yellow glaze. So many ways to add color and texture to your home or garden. theglampad.com The most authentic color of Anduze planter will reveal the pink of the terracotta when it rains but then will whiten up as they dry. decofinder.com It doesn't matter what you choose to plant in your Anduze, it will simply look stunning. Here hydrangeas are the stars...... poteriedanduze.com or maybe a planting of oleander. chezpluie.com google.com The Anduze planter is an amazing blend of simplicity and elegance. via Pinterest You will never regret choosing to decorate your garden with these planters as they are timeless decorative elements. via Pinterest Whether well-aged with flaking glaze, a few small chips to the rim, or even some slight damages throughout the rest of the piece, nothing detracts from the charm and beauty of Anduze planters. jcraggsgardendesign.com Anduze planters are still being made and are for sale at local shops in France, as well as from fine importers all over the world. via Pinterest cotedetexas.blogspot.com Whether in groupings or standing alone, inside or out, the Anduze planter will give your gardens and homes an instant historical ambience. pineapplespalms.blog Anduze containers are not frost proof so they do need to be brought inside at first sign of frost. They are so lovely inside the home you may never take them out again. antiques-atlas.com Click below to see the previous post https://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2021/06/decorating-with-colorful-majolica.html This blog post was published by Lisa Farmer In the event that I have not credited the correct source of an image, please contact me at [email protected] and I would be glad to correct it.
Brighten any room even when unlit with this blue ceramic candle holder. Perfect for tealights or mini candles, these handcrafted votives make interior decor pieces. Pair with one of our gorgeous flower coasters which you can check out here. Each hole has been meticulously cut by hand to showcase that warm candle light around your room. The other unique colours we offer means you can mix and match at your leisure. Please note: as each piece is handmade, yours may differ slightly from the ones shown in the images. Sold individually. Approximate Dimensions: Height: 5.8cm Base Diameter: 7.5cm Opening Diameter: 5cm
Inspired by the elegant waterfront architecture of the greek islands, Chaii living's decorative Plinths from our initial 'Valley' collection are the perfect charismatic additions to any space that just needs a little garnish. These stylistic ornamental sister pieces are equally as charming as they are attention grabbing. Destined to enhance any lounge room, It's minimalist design finished in our trademark white 'PAROS' finish will be the perfect feature to any living space your home has to offer. Our Valley Plinths are designed and handcrafted in-house by our leading Craftsmen with all of the trademark features that make these pieces the timeless entertainers for your home and the years to come. Each unique piece is hand crafted and finished in our luxurious Paros finish. Bespoke in nature, our surfaces are perfectly imperfect, meaning no two pieces are identical. Set contains 2 x Valley Plinths Dimensions: 355mm Length x 370mm Width x 615mm Height 285mm Length x 320mm Width x 920mm Height Customer Resources Shipping and Delivery information Care Manual Contact Us
Object: Vase Category: Ceramics / Pottery Material(s): Ceramic Color(s): Light brown, Cream White ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dimensions: Height approx. 5.9" (15 cm) Circumference of belly at widest point approx. 17.3" (44 cm) Diameter opening Ø approx. 1.1" (3 cm) Diameter base / base Ø approx. 3.7" (9.5 cm) Weight: approx. 470g ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Country: Germany (Sachsen-Anhalt, former GDR) Year of manufacture: 60s-70s Manufacturer: Veb Haldensleben ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Condition / Defects: In very good, lightly used condition. No chips, cracks or damage. We photograph, describe and send the article to the best of our knowledge and belief. Detailed photos give a good information about the condition of an object. Nevertheless, we can not rule out color deviations due to different screen settings (calibration of the monitor). Since we sell vintage items, they usually have a story - ie signs of wear, minor defects or may be incomplete - but to highlight the charm of these pieces, we set ourselves the task! Exciting, funny, curious, forgotten, but also simply decorative, beautiful articles are our passion. We use used boxes and used padding material for our packaging, but never dirty or broken boxes. Thank you for your interest in our article! We wish you a good day!
The small Provincial town of Anduze, for which our planter gets it's name, is located in Cevennes region of the southern part of France. Potters worked in the area in the 15th century, but it wasn't until the close of the 16th century that the first Anduze planter appeared. According to legend a Cévenol potter, while visiting the Beaucaire fair just south of Avignon, was inspired by the elegant sample of Italian Medici style pottery that a vendor exhibited. This inspiration led the Frenchman to create his own take on the style and his Anduze planter stepped into the realm of the iconic. The Anduze planter is stout and circular with a thick rim, embellished with garlands and stamped family crests representing the potter. During the reign of Louis X1V these pots became even more popular at the Palace of Versailles where nobility enjoyed their beauty as they filled them with flowering and fruit trees. Today Anduze planters are seen throughout France and their popularity extends around the globe. If you desire for your landscape to be reminiscent of the French countryside be prepared to pay handsomely for these Anduze planters. However, there are some reasonable reproductions out there. Maybe you just like looking at them.....in that case enjoy the eye candy! wellappointedhouse.com I simply adore Anduze pots! These classic French containers are icons of Mediterranean French gardens. havesomedecorum.blogspot.ca Thought of worldwide as French gardens "ornaments", Anduze planters are steeped in history. Dominique Lafourcade Well known since the 17th century throughout Provence, the French have been decorating their homes and chateaus with Anduze pots since they were first made in the charming little town of Anduze. architecturaldigest.com It is hard to imagine the maisons of Provence without the presence of Anduze pots. hellolovelystudio.com These planters will make any garden or patio look graceful and refined. pinterest.fr Unlike the popular jarres de Biot which were used to store flour and preserve and transport olives, Anduze planters were used as decorative enjoyment only and served no real purpose but as eye candy. lolofrenchantiques.com During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Anduze pots were only found on wealthy estates. The "vases d’Anduze" became en vogue when Marie-Antoinette decorated the gardens and terraces of Versailles with hundreds of the glazed planters. Photography by Simon Griffiths via paulbangay.com There is just something about the Anduze pot that gives them a royal and grand ambiance. I love them planted in boxwoods. theglampad.com In this and the following image you can see how the rustic look of these Anduze pots adds just the right character to the front entrance of this beautiful French home belonging to American expatriates Shauna Varvel and her husband Eric. petitehaus.com manon21.blogspot.com These wonderful containers will certainly make a big statement in most settings theglampad.com Anduze planters are suitable for classic and formal gardens alike. The urns are at their best when planted with larger plants or small trees but these planters are also perfect for topiary and flowers! renestance.com parisapartment.wordpress.com An Anduze planter is characterized by it's shape, size, and the decorative shields, garlands of flowers and horizontal stripes that embellish it. jacksonpottery.com The design of this glazed pottery has endured throughout time and is still being made by hand by potters the same way their ancestors did. via pinterest.fr everythingaboutgarden.blogspot.com The original colour called flammé made the Anduze planter famous around the world. The color was actually stripes of three colors....yellow to symbolize the sun, green stripes represent foliage and brown denotes the earth. chezpluie.com Today Anduze planters are available in several stunning colors to further enhance your garden. thevelvetboxwood.com Green has always been a popular selection. Atelier de Campagne via Pinterest There is a range of variation in tone from deep azure blue....... via Pinterest to an Anduze planter crafted with a soft aqua glaze. authenticprovence.com Yet another stunning color for your garden. This Anduze planter is crafted of ceramic with a yellow glaze. So many ways to add color and texture to your home or garden. theglampad.com The most authentic color of Anduze planter will reveal the pink of the terracotta when it rains but then will whiten up as they dry. decofinder.com It doesn't matter what you choose to plant in your Anduze, it will simply look stunning. Here hydrangeas are the stars...... poteriedanduze.com or maybe a planting of oleander. chezpluie.com google.com The Anduze planter is an amazing blend of simplicity and elegance. via Pinterest You will never regret choosing to decorate your garden with these planters as they are timeless decorative elements. via Pinterest Whether well-aged with flaking glaze, a few small chips to the rim, or even some slight damages throughout the rest of the piece, nothing detracts from the charm and beauty of Anduze planters. jcraggsgardendesign.com Anduze planters are still being made and are for sale at local shops in France, as well as from fine importers all over the world. via Pinterest cotedetexas.blogspot.com Whether in groupings or standing alone, inside or out, the Anduze planter will give your gardens and homes an instant historical ambience. pineapplespalms.blog Anduze containers are not frost proof so they do need to be brought inside at first sign of frost. They are so lovely inside the home you may never take them out again. antiques-atlas.com Click below to see the previous post https://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2021/06/decorating-with-colorful-majolica.html This blog post was published by Lisa Farmer In the event that I have not credited the correct source of an image, please contact me at [email protected] and I would be glad to correct it.
A blog about Interior Design with focus on French style and other Old World aesthetics.
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Arthur Wood Mantle Vase. Very collectible, this beautiful mantle vase was created by Arthur Wood pottery and has a lovely, matte white glaze. Arthur Wood was first founded in 1884 under Capper & Wood- in 1928 they changed name to Arthur Wood & Son. Full of Art Deco charm, this slim vase has a ribbed body and curved handles on either side, a traditional Constance Spry style! The base reads "Quality Arthur Wood, Made in England" and this is in very condition- it even comes with the original flower frog inside. A really lovely vase, perfect for any collection holding cut flowers- this makes a delightful piece of vintage decor for any home. Vase Size: Height- 12cm / 14.75" Width- 37cm / 14.5" Depth- 10cm / 4"
This design has been inspired by marsh flowers, so I've included Iris, Milkwort, lily pads, cow parsley and marsh bells. Each flower has been made from carefully chosen glass to reflect texture and shades, and the grasses are a mix of ring mottle and various shades of green. These truly are, ev...More This design has been inspired by marsh flowers, so I've included Iris, Milkwort, lily pads, cow parsley and marsh bells. Each flower has been made from car...More
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Céramique RAKU Diamètre : 7cm environ . Poids : 90 grLa fleur a un trou qui lui permet d’être posée sur son socle mais n'est pas collée pour un transport plus facile et pour vous laisser libre de l'utiliser comme il vous plaira. Si vous décidez d'en profiter en extérieur, il faudra penser à la mettre au sec en hiver, car la céramique cuite au RAKU, 1000°c est gélive.Réalisée à la main et cuite au RAKU, chacune de mes créations est une pièce unique, la photo ci-joint représente la céramique terminée et prête à être envoyée, cependant, les coloris peuvent varier en fonction de l’affichage de votre écran.
Gorgeous floral "tole" lamp body made of metal with a marble base that comes with it's original shade. Made in the 1960s, presumably in Italy. The flowers are painted in the style of Italian capodimonte pottery and the base is heavy marble. The original shade has a floral trim that coordinates with the lamp and is in good visual condition but does need some repair to the bottom edge of the shade. Gorgeous feminine little lamp! Stands 27" from base to finial and the shade is 12" wide.
