Bernard Moore Flambé Ware vase

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

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

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

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

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

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

Royal Doulton porcelain Sung Ware Flambe vase by Fred Moore. Vibrant red and cobalt blue hues to the ground. Royal Doulton mark to the underside and signed "Sung" to one side and "FM" to the other for

A rare mini flambe ceramic vase with BM mark to base Nice multi color lustre flambe #dollhousevase #loveminis #tinyvase Artist: Bernard Moore Issued: 1920 Dimensions: 1"W x 1.75"H Manufacturer: Bernar

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

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:

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

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

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.

Attributed to Bernard Moore, red flambe glazed porcelain monkey figure with glass eyes. Measures 4.5"H x 3.25"W. Condition report: Common wear for age, please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Bi

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

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

The effect pioneered by Charles Noke and Fred Moore in the 1920s resulting in no two pieces ever being the same. Inscriptions on the base include NOKE for artist Charles Noke, and FM for artist Fred M

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

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

Cicely Jones for Bernard Moore, a flambe jardiniere, in the Grecian style, painted with alternating spade and lotus flowers, between banded and key borders, marked and monogram, 12.5cm high

A Charles Noke for Royal Doulton flambe glazed Sung ware vaseMid-20th centurySigned and titled in the underglaze: Noke / "Sung"; further stamped: Made in England / Royal Doulton / England /