BERNARD MOORE

Antique vase in high lustre with Viking ship and sailors on a rough ocean wave. Gold highlights and deep coloring throughout. Marked Bernard Moore to base. #viking #valhalla Artist: Bernard Moore Issu

Amazing Bernard Moore lustre glaze vase with enamel enhancements. Pictured is a Viking long ship cutting through high seas with members of the crew visible on deck. Huge waves follow the ship and all

John Adams for Bernard Moore, a large Flambe Three Fates vase, 1910, cylindrical shouldered form, painted with three Classical figures, below a band of text, the neck decorated with honeysuckle motifs

A vase with underwater scene - multiple Koi fish and plants with bubble pattern. Marked to base. Nice firing and marked Bernard Moore to bottom of jardiniere. #koi Artist: Bernard Moore Issued: c. 190

A rare figure study of a horned owl with an ocean blue high fired glaze . Marked with artist marks to base. #bernardmoore #endangerednature Artist: Bernard Moore Issued: c. 1910 Dimensions: 5"H Manufa

An early study of a seated monkey eating in a jade green high fired glaze. Artist marks to inside. #monkeys #collectible Artist: Bernard Moore Issued: 1910 Dimensions: 3"H Manufacturer: Bernard Moore

Handsome Bernard Moore red lustre vase with two sea eagles and a bear, all apparently fishing for trout. Complex geometric patterns adorn the throat and shoulder of the vase. Boldly signed Bernard Moo

Bernard Moore (1850-1935), Double Gourd vase, England, polychrome glazed and decorated ceramic, signed, stylized floral motif, 7.5"dia x 11.5"h

Bernard Moore, a flambe aquatic tobacco jar, squat ovoid form, painted with fish and seaweed, brass finial, painted marks, 16cm diameter, note: lot number different from printed catalogue

Bernard Moore for Tiffany & Co. candelabra, Early 20th c., glazed porcelain with heron and lotus flower motif, on round base with Greek Key decorated edge, stamped "Moore" on underside of foot, also m

An early animal study of a badger on tree stump in lustre and flamb? glaze. Glass eyes and marked with artist initials to base. #endangerednature #badger Artist: Bernard Moore Issued: c. 1910 Dimensio

Bernard Moore (1850-1935) vases with dragon decoration and gilt accents, two: double gourd vase and small vase Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England high glazed ceramic underglazed signatures taller:

A Bernard Moore Art Nouveau pottery vase circa 1900 having hand painted pattern. Ht: 10" Dia: 6"

Bernard Moore (1850-1935) Flambé Ware vase with flowers and ferns in a variety of colors under red luster glaze with patches of blue haze Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, circa 1910 high g

Bernard Moore, a flambe galleon bowl, the central ship in full sail, within seaweed and wave borders, painted marks, 25.5cm diameter

Glazed porcelain figure; red and orange flambe glaze. Seated monkey; glass eyes. BM backstamp. Weight: 5 oz Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 3.5"H Manufacturer: Bernard Moore Country of Origin: England

Bernard Moore (English, 1850-1935). Vintage porcelain luster glazed flambe vase. Flowing red and black design. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA shipping for $45 plus in

Experimental glaze with red, orange, and yellow. Marked with artist initials to interior. #rabbit #easter #miniatures Artist: Bernard Moore Issued: c. 1915 Dimensions: 1"H Manufacturer: Bernard Moore

Painted with red dragons and Greek key on a smoky olive ground, signed Bernard Moore on bottom. H: 4 1/2 in. (11.5 cm)

Cicely Jackson for Bernard Moore, a flambe vase, double gourd globe and shaft form, painted with a band of floral and foliate scrolls, marks and monogram, 24.5cm high

Features a seated creature in red flambe glaze with mottled green and white coloration to back, head and belly. Hand painted BM initials to interior of base. Artist: Bernard Moore Issued: c. 1900s Dim

Hand painted; red coloration; glazed finish. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 1.75"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England

with high-fired copper glaze, painted mark 15cm high

A Bernard Moore (1850-1935) dark maroon and gold vase. Staffordshire, England. Marked on base. 9" x 5 1/4".Provenance: From Sylvia and Dr. William Regelson, Ouroboros at Antique Village.