Rare Art Nouveau Hungarian Zsolnay Pecs Eosin Faience Vase

DESCRIPTION: Art Nouveau Zsolnay Pecs vase decorated with yellow and blue iridescent eosin flowers against a brown background. Marked on underside with raised medallion Zsolnay Pecs hallmark. CIRCA: E

A RARE LARGE ART NOUVEAU ZSOLNAY PECS POTTERY VASE with stylised angular handles, painted with chickens and extensive flowers. 30 cm x 21 cm.

Zsolnay Pecs Hungarian Art Nouveau pottery vase, lustre glazed with starfish motif decoration, maker's marks with five towers underside. 8" H x 4.5" diameter.

Art Nouveau style, bulbous pumpkin-like shape with scalloped rim. Age related glaze fading and minor crazing. Zsolnay pecs backstamp. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 6.25"H Manufacturer: ZSOLNAY PECS Coun

Zsolnay Pecs Hungarian Art Nouveau porcelain sang de boeuf flambé glazed vase, maker's marks with five towers underside. 7.5" H x 3.25" diameter.

Lot 66 Zsolnay Hungarian Manufacturer (Founded 1853) Eosin Lustre Vase and Bowl ceramic comprising small Art Nouveau lustre marbled vase, and lustre bowl decorated with a floral pattern each underside

Hungarian, 20th C. Red with lustre finish, inscribed to underside "Zsolnai Pecs" maker's mark and "Made in Hungary". H. 18.5 cm (7 1/4 in)

A RARE HUNGARIAN ZSOLNAY PECS RETICULATED VASE painted with gilt foliage. 23 cm high.

A VERY RARE HUNGARIAN ZSOLNAY PECS PORCELAIN VASE decorated with Buddhistic figures in landscapes. 12 cm x 12 cm.

Antique Art Nouveau Ceramic Cabinet Vase, Zsolnay PecsHungary, circa 1900, lovely detailed blue tone vase with stylized volcanos seen through lush foliage.4 3/4"

A Zsolnay Pecs irridescent vase of art nouveau design, with twin handles and ribbed body, numbered 6194, 25 cm high.Condition report: No apparent damage or repair.

Zsolnay Japanese-inspired Art Nouveau-manner ceramic vase, in taupe with hand-painted red and copper flowers and vines; marked underneath in the manner used 1924-1970. 4.5" H.

DESCRIPTION: Art Nouveau Hungarian Zsolnay iridescent porcelain dish depicting a lobster figural design on the rim, finished with a blueish green iridescent eosin glaze. Marked with "Hungary Zsolnay"

Iridescent green gold eosin Art Nouveau Hungarian porcelain sculpture of a girl drawing water. Zsolnay mark on base. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA shipping for $45 p

A Zsolnay Hungary Eosin handled vase with iridescent green glaze and art nouveau-style floral relief. 9in tall x 5in wide.

A Hungarian Zsolnay-Pecs pottery four handled vase, A Hungarian Zsolnay-Pecs pottery four handled vase, 19th century modelled and reticulated bulbous form, the pink and blue ground with pierced decora

ZSOLNAY, PECS ART NOUVEAU TILE, CIRCA 1905 depicting a fair haired maiden, surrounded by lily pads, eosin glazed earthenware tile (7.2cm x 15cm) Footnote: Provenance: London, Christies, Art Nouveau, 2

Zsolnay (Hungarian). Rare vase in a classic footed form with reticulation along foot and rim. Decorated with red and speckled glaze. Marked on base. Good overall condition with no damage to note. Meas

Zsolnay Eosin Glaze Figural Woman Vase 9.5''x5''. Art nouveau vase with figural woman perched on shoulder. Signed on bottom. Excellent condition.

Lajos Mack, Hungary (1876-1963). Porcelain faience vase with red eosin glaze has a female figure on one side in a flowing dress. Zsolnay Pecs foundry mark on bottom. Measures 17.5"H x 9.5"W base. Cond

Antique Faience Manufacturing Company Art Nouveau Vase. Rare and Unusual Drip Glaze With Gilt Accents, Marked FMC for Faience Manufacturing Company. Brooklyn, New York Art Pottery. Probably an Experim

Hungarian art nouveau pottery vase with iridescent glaze, and early Zsolnay incused and painted mark. Portraits of women or chorus singing. 7.5" x 5.5". Excellent condition, no chips, cracks, damage,

Hungarian, circa 1900, in the Arts & Crafts taste, the teardrop shaped body having a double spout and loop handle, decorated with foliate and bird designs within Persian style cartouches beneath a glo

gold with green mottled glaze, 6.5" tall, excellent...Zsolnay pottery was made in Hungary after 1853 and was characterized by Persian, Art Nouveau, or Hungarian motifs. A series of new Zsolnay figurin