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Collector of Amphora, Zsolnay, and other Art Nouveau ceramics. www.facebook.com/amphora.pottery Search YouTube for "Amphora Pottery" to see a dramatic video ofCollector of Amphora, Zsolnay, and other Art Nouveau ceramics. www.facebook.com/amphora.pottery Search YouTube for "Amphora Pottery" to see a dramatic video of Amphora's monsters and maidens vases. (Read more)

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Peacock Vase by Pickard - Potteryin Pottery
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Peacock Vase - Potteryin Pottery
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Rosenthal Vase - Potteryin Pottery
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Vase by Langlade - Potteryin Pottery
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Amphora Art Nouveau "Aurora" Vase - Potteryin Pottery
3 years ago
Pilkington's Lancastrian Lustre Vase - Potteryin Pottery
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Pilkington's Lancastrian Vase - Potteryin Pottery
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Pilkington's Lancastrian Vase - Potteryin Pottery
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German Art Nouveau Vase - Potteryin Pottery
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Vase by Ernst Wahliss - Potteryin Pottery
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Comments

  1. Thank you, racer.
  2. Katherine, I found the ebay commmunity forum with the description of the mark. Unfortunately, the author doesn't cite the source. However, it's the best we can do for now so I'll remove the unsolved...
  3. Thank you, Sean.
  4. Czechglass5, thank you for the compliment. It's all ceramic and without enamel.
  5. Thank you for finding that information about the mark, katherinescollections.
  6. I love the way the big beautiful "eye" stares right at me. Very nice catch, Sean.
  7. Thank you, Sean.
  8. Thank you, martika.
  9. Thank you, V. You are always so helpful. That mark comes in many subtle variations, but thanks to a link you provided on another Rosenthal post I was able to revise the date to circa 1910, which is...
  10. I love it. It's one of those wild "out there" forms by Amphora. And I don't recall seeing a better glaze on it.
  11. This piece is sweet.
  12. Good Golly Miss Molly. That is rich.
  13. That is an interesting discovery, ho2cultcha. Zsolnay numbered their pieces in a chronological fashion, allowing one to know the date within a 1-2 year range. My poppy vase was made right around 1900...
  14. This piece is a stew of exciting things going on.
  15. I am commenting again because this piece should have even more loves from the Collectors Weekly community.
  16. Now those are glaze drips! Color combo is also stellar.
  17. Kahler has grown on me. I would like to see some pieces in person so I can truly get a feel for it.
  18. Thanks for the compliment, ho2cultcha. I don't know much about Germany so I can't answer your question about a geranium craze around 1930. Apparently, Zsolnay of Hungary thought the geranium was wor...
  19. I posted a better photo.
  20. I second cogito's statement.
  21. Love the hoarfrost glaze. Reminds me of a wintry day.
  22. Simply fab.
  23. The sake flask is killer.
  24. How did I miss this? So very cool.
  25. A beauty.
  26. Thank you Elisabethan and surfdub66 and everyone else for the loves.
  27. Thank you for the loves and comments, all. Freiheit, Amphora did a series of vases that collectors have labeled the Klimt series. Amphora and Klimt were contemporaries, likely quite aware of each ot...
  28. Vetraio, Vase delivered today--it does not disappoint. The company mark appears to match the one used 1914-23. And it appears that Mycock dated it 1919.
  29. Thank you Elisabethan and PhilDavid.
  30. What an expressive face. And the eyes are trippy.
  31. That is just cool looking.
  32. Thanks for the comments and loves all.
  33. http://www.rubylane.com/item/369468-J-0300/Wehinger-Czechoslovakia-Arts-Crafts-Lustre-Iris Check this vase out, Sean. I believe it has the same mark. Your vase and this vase sure look like they c...
  34. 1919 is my guess at the moment. If I find anything new once I inspect it, I'll let you know.
  35. Posted the mark, vetraio. Thanks aghcollect and Sean.
  36. The vase is in transit to me so all I have is a photo of the bottom. All I can make out is an impressed "Lancastrian" and "England" and Mycock's lettered mark with 19 painted above it and what I beli...
  37. Peasejean55, please let us know what you think if you go.
  38. Nice to hear that a first rate ceramist admires it, fledermaus. Thank you.
  39. Thanks to all for the nice comments. Peasejean55, I am happy to find someone that can claim this as a fine part of their local heritage. I wish I could visit the museums, such as the one in Manchest...
  40. I hope it's obvious that I was being tongue-in-cheek.
  41. Gorgeous.
  42. Thank you for the nice comments everyone.
  43. I added new photos to show more sides of this vase.
  44. That is gorgeous.
  45. The question is what are you planning to discover using this thing? We look forward to some great contribution to humanity, Sean.
  46. Thank you for the compliments.
  47. Thanks, bratjdd. This one is a gem. I let go of my other Sicard vases because they didn't rock like this one.
  48. I don't believe Amphora manufactured this. Cogito is likely referring to the object (an amphora vessel) that Dressler used as their logo.
  49. Lovely face.
  50. This is one of those objects I come across now and then that will consume me with envy of the owner so I have to try to forget about it.
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Bulbous Vase from Roskilde Pottery (Denmark), 1917-1921 Della Robbia Pottery of Birkenhead, A vase by Gwendoline Buckler Small Pitcher Can anyone help me identify the maker of this beautiful pottery? Large Vase, Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs (Sweden), 1910-1920 Original large banquet lamp Art & Craft Four Handled Vase German silver overlay Art Déco pottery vase, ca. 1930 Pottery flaggon with pewter lid art deco vase by LEON ELCHINGER c. 1920's Art Deco Bauhaus Clock #1 Bruce Eppelsheimer (1915-1989) - American Studio Potter french art nouveau pottery ashtray by AUGUSTE HOUILLON for RAMBERVILLERS Help with an ID please Jugendstil vase