Pair of Wedgwood Queensware Trumpet Vases.

Pair Wedgwood Queensware Footed Trumpet Vases. With grape and vine motif along rim. Marked on bottom. Measures 10.75 inches high x 6 inches in diameter.

Blue on white, with a glossy finish. Each measures 8 1/2" tall, and looks to be in Nice condition. Third-Party Shipping or Personal Pickup Required.

Including blue trumpet form Queenware vase; terracotta on primrose yellow Jasperware box; blue Jasperware heart shaped dish; green Jasperware bow; pair of pink on white Queensware lamps. Bowls 3.75" H

Includes ~ Pair of early 20th century Wedgwood England vase and an Irish porcelain Nautilus shell basket. Vases with a fluted trumpet shape with vertical ribs, accented with raised relief pastel blue

A Pair of Wedgwood Queensware Vases and Covers UK, circa 1785 Glazed EarthenwareBoth impressed "Wedgwood" (H: 7 1/8, Dia: 4 in.)Qty: (2) Provenance Collection of Dr. Ellis F. Ru

A Pair of Wedgwood Delft-Style Queensware Vases and Covers UK, 1870s Glazed earthenware, metal hardwareIn the No. 1 shape, hand-painted in cobalt blue against a white body in the style of Delft potter

Electrified and fitted as table lamps. 18 1/2"h

A Pair of Wedgwood Aesthetic Period Queensware Covered Vases UK, 1870s Glazed Earthenware.Printed Wedgwood Portland Vase mark. (H: 10 1/2, Dia: 5 1/4 in.)Qty: (2)

Marked on underside Made in England, Embossed Queen's Ware Measuring H 8.3 W 5 in Provenance: Private Dallas collector

Wedgwood & Barlaston Of Etruria Embossed Queensware Tall White Trumpet Vase - Made in England. Vase is about 7" and 4" diameter - A stunning Wedgewood trumpet vase in white/cream with embossed grapes

Group of Assorted Table Lamps including two Wedgwood Queensware style mounted vase lamps, one crystal lamp mounted on brass base, pair of brass column form table lamps, a Bing & Grondahl Axel Locher p

Blue Jasper Wedgwood Vase Flower Frog Set Pair Lot of 2 Trumpet Shaped Vases Approximately 5 inches x 4 3/8 inches in diameter.

Collection of Wedgwood 'Edme' Queensware , 24 pieces total including: pair of vases; (2) lidded boxes; coffee pot, 8.5" high; creamer; gravy boat with underplate; serving bowl with rams head handles;

Wedgwood 4pc Blue Jasper Vases and candlesticks. Tall vase is 6.5"H x 5.5"D. Small trumpet vase 3.5"H x 3.5"D. Pair of candle holders 4"D =; Country of Origin: England

Six (6) Wedgwood Jasperware Tableware to Includes Three Miniature Teapots, a Pair of Candleholders, and Trumpet Vase. Signed. Trumpet measures 3-3/8" x 3-3/8". Tallest teapot measures 3-7/8" x 5-3/8".

Comprises a pair of footed vases, two footed bowls and covered tureen. [Tallest: 8"]. One bowl has interior heat marks, otherwise in good condition.

in various colors, including Grecian flower pot, 3 vases, Trojan jug, mini Trojan jug, pair of low candlesticks, 3 cups and saucers, white on gray plate.

Most of the pieces are powder blue; one of the trinket boxes is olive green. The Lot includes trinket boxes, a small bud vase, a pair of matching ashtrays, and a diamond trinket dish. The Lot looks to

Powder blue, flaring trumpet forms in neo classical taste with applied white grapevine decoration at top of rim. marked with impressed and stamped mark. 8 3/4" tall.

Pair Trumpet Vases, Brilliant Period Cut Glass, Red Cut To Clear, 12" X 4.25", Pattern Hf-193 By Val St. Lambert, Circa 1908, Personal Collection.

Pair Trumpet Vases, Brilliant Period Cut Glass, Red Cut To Clear, 12" X 4.5", Pattern 2900/17 By Val St. Lambert, Circa 1908, Personal Collection.

Pair Trumpet Vases, ABCG, Cranberry Shading To Clear, 9.5" x 3.25", Crosscut Diamond And Fan Motif, Ray Cut Foot, Nice Color, The David Haines Collection, TN.

Pair Trumpet Vases, Brilliant Period Cut Glass, Cranberry Cut To Clear, 13.75" X 5", Unidentified Val St. Lambert Pattern, Crosscut Diamond, Strawberry Diamond, Oval Miter And Fan Motif, Solid Notched

Basalt Wedgwood Vases, Black & White Basalt Jasperware on pedestals with Neoclassical decor in relief. Has an ever so slight reddish green hue up close. SIGNED WEDGWOOD with other multiple marks. Mark