Auguste Delaherche Pair of Vases

Auguste Delaherche (French 1857-1940) a pair of ovoid ceramic vases in grey enameled sandstone decorated with pastilles and geometric linear detail, signed with stamp, 2 small chips on bottom edge, de

Auguste Delaherche Early vases with chestnut branches, pair France, c. 1890glazed stoneware 14.5 h x 10.5 dia in (37 x 27 cm) Impressed circular signature with number to underside of each exam

Auguste Delaherche Vase France, c. 1900glazed stoneware 9 h x 7.5 dia in (23 x 19 cm) Impressed signature and number to underside 'Auguste Delaherche 3496'. Provenance:

Auguste Delaherche Vase France, c. 1890glazed stoneware 7.5 h x 5 dia in (19 x 13 cm) Impressed round signature to underside 'Auguste Delaherche' with number '2336'. Provenance:

Auguste Delaherche (1857-1940) vase France high glazed porcelain inscribed signature and mark 4 1/2"dia x 4 3/4"h

Auguste Delaherche (1857-1940) vase, shape number 5817 France hand thrown earthenware with drip glaze effect stamped mark, numbered 5"dia x 7"h

Auguste Delaherche (1857-1940) vase, shape number 7562 France matte glazed ceramic impressed marks 4"dia x 7 1/4"h

SIGNED ON BASE AND NUMBERED 4593. GOOD CONDITION. 4 1/4" H

Auguste Delaherche (1857-1940)miniature vaseFranceslightly lustrous glazed ceramicincised "A.D."2"dia x 2 3/4"h

Marked underside, together with a blue glazed art pottery vase, signed, and a green and pink glazed double handled vase, 3 pieces total. Some wear. Delaherche vase: 6-1/4"h x 7"dia Provenance: Delaher

Vase, Auguste Delaherche (1857 - 1940), stoneware, glazed in dark green, marked on the bottom "Auguste Delaherche 1885", height 16,5cm *737/01 (internal) Vase, Auguste Delaherche (1857 - 1940), Steing

Auguste Delaherche (1857-1940)gourd-form cabinet vase, shape number 7671Paris, Francecrystalline drip glaze over tan clay ceramicimpressed signature, numbered2 3/4"dia x 5 1/4"h

vase, France, Auguste Delaherche, around 1887 -97, reddish stoneware, student of Chaplet, one of the famous ceramist of France, scribed in scales decor, in roccoco decoration and flower ribbons, grey-

Displaying a wide range of subtle hues and color in the glaze, signed by the pre-1904 style mark impressed on the base and numbered 7833. Measures 10.5 x 6.5 inches. We ship in-house for all items wit

Auguste Delaherche (French, 1857-1940)Green Tea Vase, 1910Glazed stoneware<

A pair of Art Nouveau patinated metal vases after Auguste Moreau (French, 1855-1919). The vases in patinated white metal with botanical motifs in relief. The body incised 'Auguste Moreau' and having a

Pair Unique Vases, Amber Bohemian Art Glass, Attributed to Auguste Jean, 13" x 5.5", Amber Body, Applied Blue Drip Rim And Feet, Colorful Enamel Floral Decor, Unusual Curved Shape, One Vase Has Minor

After Auguste Moreau (France,1834-1917). Pair of cast bronze figural Art Nouveau vases. Features youthful figures with flora and garland. Boy signed "Aug Moreau" and numbered 4/100. Girl signed and nu

Pair of Auguste Moreau patinated bronze classical vases with putti and beetle decoration on red marble and brass bases. Signed on sides. One upper section slightly loose. Some surface scuffs and scrat

Edmund Louis Auguste Leveque (French, 1814-1875) Pair of Art Nouveau bronze vases Figural putti accents with ivy motif Long stem with handle Signed at base 13.5&#34;h x 7.5&#34;w x 5.5&#34;d/ each

Pair Of Auguste Moreau (1834-1917) French Silver Plated Figural Vases. A Complimentary Pair Of Silver-Plated Figural Vases, Each With A Flaring Waved Rim Over A Slender Neck, The Bulbous Body Relief-D

Pair of gilt bronze vases by Auguste Moreau, c1880 Height: 8.5" Davids notes: Definitely late 19th century, around 1880,great condition, found in a NYC wrapped in newspapers in a closet, just terrific

A pair of French bronze vases by Auguste Moreau (19th century France). The vases depict a young male and female child holding on to the vase lip. The vases are further decorated in raised relief with

DESCRIPTION: Two vases after Auguste Moreau, each crafted as a child - one a boy, one a girl - in high relief looking over a fertile, flowering ground and holding the lip of the vase proper. Each piec