A 1920S MOORCROFT INVERTED BALUSTER VASE WITH HAMM

6 inch bulbous vase by Nicola Slaney…a landscape limited edition piece 62/400..dated 2002…9 inch inverted baluster vase, landscape with trees, foliage, stamped and dated Line Item # 80

A William Moorcroft 'Wisteria' pattern pottery vase, c.1930, of inverted baluster form, painted and impressed marks, 20cm high

9.5 inch Inverted Baluster form, bright line decoration of tropical flora were on a shaded light to dark base, stamped, dated with leaf date ( 2001)… Line Item # 199

Blue on Blue..11 inch inverted baluster form..impressed mark, with PG… Line Item # 80

William Moorcroft Pottery Pansy Tudric Pewter Vase, Liberty & Co. Circa 1920. Vase is of slight baluster form with hammered pewter foot. Colors: painted in pink, green and purple on a cobalt ground. B

A WALTER MOORCROFT BALUSTER VASE with colourful tube lined Hibiscus flower head and leaf spray decoration on a green mottled ground.

A vintage British William Moorcroft Pottery baluster vase mounted as a table lamp. Decorated in a classic Moorcroft pattern, featuring red flowers on a high glazed background. Electrified. Circa the l

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE BLUE AND WHITE SLENDER INVERTED BALUSTER VASES AND COVERS with painted flower spray panels, the lids with dog of foo finials (one missing) (32cm high )

Comprising an inverted baluster vase and two bottle vases. Tallest, H. 6 1/2 in.

Pair Chinese Imari Covered Vessels, 19th Century, Marked on Interior of Lid. An elegant paid of slender inverted baluster vases with lids, finely colored and drawn pine trees inside, gilt edge borders

Weller Hudson Tall Iris Vase, Hester Hudsonlate 1920s, a baluster vase decorated with large irises in shades of blue with green leaves against a blue field, done by Hester Pillsbury who printed her na

Inverted baluster form vase, converted to a two light lamp. Vase, height 16 inches. Provenance: From the Collection of Erwin A. Raible Notice to bidders: Condition reports and additional photographs a

AN 18TH CENTURY LARGE DUTCH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE VASE, inverted baluster form with octagonal neck rim and foot, decorated with reserves of flowers and chinoiserie scenes, the neck rim with applied col

Baluster pansy pattern vase. Impressed Moorcroft Made in England mark with hand painted Moorcroft. 5 inches H x 6 W.

Moorcroft, Macintyre & Co Baluster Vase in Flow Blue and Gilt Patterns. Height: 15.3cm

CONSOLIDATED PLUME PATTERNED ART GLASS KEROSENE GONE WITH THE WIND / PARLOR LAMP, cased yellow ball shade, matching inverted baluster-form font vase, lower brass connector, cast-metal square foot with

William Moorcroft ..8 inch baluster vase…wonderful decoration in rich color…stamped Macintyre, also script signature in green …good condition Line Item # 30

William Moorcroft pottery PEONY baluster vase mounted as a table lamp. Colors: cream, purple, on dark blue ground. Dimension: 14.6 in. hgt. from stand to top of vase. Factory embossed: Made In England

An Orient & Flume glass vase. Inverted baluster-form, an orange, gold and green pulled heart-and-vine and feather pattern on a creamy white ground. Signed "Orient & Flume 74 Jn 5" underneath. Good con

An Imperial Lead Lustre glass vase. Inverted baluster form, glossy brown exterior and iridescent orange interior. Light wear; overall, good condition. 10 3/4" high. ESTIMATE $200-300

MOORCROFT POTTERY BALUSTER-FORM VASE20th CenturyFloral design on an ivory ground. Signed on underside and marked “Made in England”.Height 8.25”. Diameter 6”.

Pair of Kralik Textured glass vases. Inverted baluster form with maze-like textured pattern overall, reminiscent of Wellenoptisch, green with iridescent sheen. Good condition. 10" high. ESTIMATE $300-

A CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD INVERTED BALUSTER BLUE AND WHITE VASE with overall prunus blossom decoration - later converted to a table lamp (33cm high to top of neck )

Moorcroft Moonlit Blue baluster form vase. Underside stamped, "Moorcroft / Made in England / 80". 8.125"H x 4" Dia., Circa - 1925.PROVENANCE:Property from the collection of Mr. Kenneth W. Davis, Fort