PAIR OF MINTON AESTHETIC MOVEMENT BOTTLE VASES

Circa 1899, Minton (British, founded 1793); design attributed to Christopher Dresser (British/Scottish, 1834-1904); Aesthetic Movement; turquoise ground with polychrome florals; mounted on faux wood s

A RARE PAIR OF MINTON AESTHETIC MOVEMENT PORCELAIN VASES overlaid with vines and foliage. 19 cm high.

Pair of Minton Porcelain Aesthetic Movement Butterfly Vases 1870 Designed by Christopher Dresser measures 9 1/2"

Purple or aubergine-toned glazed porcelain vases with applied gilded beaded decoration to the rim, as well as floral painting to the body with dragonflies and butterflies. The interior and base a turq

Minton rare pair of porcelain Aesthetic Movement gourd vases decorated with a Japanese style fruit and butterflies with "rice grain" patterns on a powder blue ground, all supported on a faux hardwood

Movement Vases c.1875, the brown ground bodies decorated with 22ct gilded and platinum birds and fauna with Chinese motif around the shoulders. Similar examples shown at the Philadelphia Centennial Ex

Bottle Vase c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, the turquoise ground body decorated in faux cloisonne stylized Chinese motif . Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 9", hairline Catalogued and curated

Bottle Vase c.1875, the white ground body with enamelled butterflies and fauna all upon a faux hardwood stand. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 8" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Movement Vases c.1875, the ivory ground bodies with 22ct gilded panels of Chinese ornament, each with two 22ct gilded ring handles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 10 1/2", one with professional repa

Movement Vases c.1875, the yellow ground bodies profusely decorated with 22ct gilded flowering branches. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 5" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Movement Vases c.1890, the pink ground round belly bodies decorated with 22ct gilded leaves and blossoms, with two angled 22ct gilded handles; 6" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Movement Vases c.1875, both with yellow ground and decorated with stylised flowers produced with the rice grain technique and 22ct gilded leaves, all upon faux hardwood style bases. Provenance Nick Bo

Movement Bottle Vases c.1880, the straight sided body decorated with blue transfer panels of Aesthetic Movement motif; 4 1/2" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Minton excellent quality pair of porcelain Aesthetic Movement twin handled vases, c. 1890, pink ground, body decorated with 22 kt gilded sprays of blossoms, 6"

early 20th century, comprising: pair of turquoise blue Mintons vases of baluster form, four applied handles, circular base and bracket feet, each impressed ?Minton/1492? to base, 9

Christopher Dresser for Minton, two Aesthetic Movement vases, 1873 and 1876, flattened bottle form, with applied beads to the tooled gilt band necks, bleu celeste ground, painted with gorse garlands a

attributed to Minton; aesthetic movement vase with rosette and ring mounts in the manner of Louis Pierre Malpass. Marked "Bailey Banks and Biddle, Philadelphia" on base, also with gilt cipher and rais

COX & SONS, LONDON PAIR OF AESTHETIC MOVEMENT VASES, CIRCA 1880 cast brass, stamped maker’s mark to one vase base COX & SONS/BUCKLEY & CO/ LONDON WC, 22.5cm high; together with a PAIR OF GOTHIC

Turquoise with black design. Each 11"h

A PAIR OF MINTON AESTHETIC MOVEMENT POTTERY TILES painted with flowers. 24 cm square.

Pair of Moser Gilt Cranberry Glass Vases. In as is condition, losses to the feet (flaking). An antique pair of Aesthetic Movement vases offer cranberry glass construction in pillar form having enamele

Christopher Dresser for Minton, an Aesthetic Movement vase, 1870, flared cylindrical form on integrated Chinese bracket stand, enamelled with wildflowers on a turquoise bleu celeste ground in the cloi

Christopher Dresser for Minton, an Aesthetic Movement vase, 1864, Majolica glazed, bulbous amphora form with three twisted handles, impressed marks, 9.5cm high

Christopher Dresser for Minton, an Aesthetic Movement vase, 1871, bulbous thistle form, painted in raised enamels with rose garlands below a tooled gilt Greek key band and alternating moth and narciss