A few examples of appraisal values for
1941 VASE

• A silver vase, Birmingham 1914,
  A silver vase, Birmingham 1914, with flanged top, 20cm high and a silver backed clothes brush
• TWO ROOKWOOD VASES (1945 AND
  TWO ROOKWOOD VASES (1945 AND 1914)Two Rookwood Vases (1945 and 1914),
• Classical General Ceramics 1930s
  Classical General Ceramics 1930s vase by Vally Wieselthier with a young woman's face above olive branches. Marked with General Ceramics underglaze mark and VW. Mint and uncrazed. 6 3/8'' tall.
• Art glass vases and large bowl,
  Art glass vases and large bowl, approx 41cm H and shorter (4)
• US WWII Homefront Glassware Lot
  US WWII Homefront Glassware Lot of Two Lot includes one large Victory flower vase and one small chalkware figure. Condition: Very good.
• Rookwood vase from 1943 in blue
  Rookwood vase from 1943 in blue gloss. Marked with Rookwood logo, XLIII and the shape number 614D. Mint. 10 1/2" tall.
• A clobbered Delft baluster vase and
  A clobbered Delft baluster vase and cover, 37cm high and a faience jug painted flower sprigs, 18cm high/Provenance: The Estate of the late Diana & Gospatric Home, Lily Farm, Bucks
• Large Continental ceramic
  Large Continental ceramic baluster vase early 20th century Painted with a continuous scene of irises and other flowers on an ivory ground with raised gilt details, the neck and foot rims decorated with stars and moons on an aubergine ground. H: 22 1/4 in. PROVENANCE: Property of a lady
• ROOKWOOD 778 BUD VASE, 1946Rookwood
  ROOKWOOD 778 BUD VASE, 1946Rookwood 778 Bud Vase, 1946
• Art Glass Vases 20th century an
  Art Glass Vases 20th century an assembled group of art glass vases including a diminutive opalescent jack-in-the-pulpit vase with shaded red rim a Cambridge satin glass bottle vase and a bulbous vase in end-of-the-day multi-colored glass; tallest ht. 6 in. Condition: Chips.
• PR OPPOSING WWI TRENCH ART
  PR OPPOSING WWI TRENCH ART ARTILLERY SHELL VASES United States,1914-1918Art nouveau vases with repousse morning glories over stippled ground with draped detailing to the bottom half.
• Production Vase, 1921 American,
  Production Vase, 1921 American, Early 20th Century H 6 5/8 inches. H 6 5/8 inches. Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields
• Four various ceramic pieces
  Four various ceramic pieces including red bottle vase with signature and date to base, circular form footed bowl, blue and olive green glazed bowl with signature to base and square form blue and white tile with Arabic writing; largest H 7' x W 6"Provenance: Collected between 1945-1960 by Carl O. Winberg, former United States Government diplomat, agricultural attache and Foreign Service officer serving across Indonesia, India Burma, Bangladesh and Australia; thence by descent to the present owner.
• VASE. Hand painted floral
  VASE. Hand painted floral decorated vase with gilt rim. Signed ''J.H. Dec 4 1909''. 8 3/4'' h.
• An Art Nouveau floral enameled
  An Art Nouveau floral enameled iridescent art glass vase Early 20th century with short rim over a spreading body with bulbous base decorated overall with poppies on stylized stems
• A silver wirework vase with glass
  A silver wirework vase with glass liner by Nathan and Hayes London 1912. 17 cm high.
• A German porcelain vase, c1900,
  A German porcelain vase, c1900, of bottle shape, painted with scenes of lovers alternating with turquoise ground floral panels, 25cm h and a French brass mounted porcelain vase, painted by Piron, signed, with a cherub (2) More Information Both undamaged save for slight wear to gilding on the bottle vase
• Rookwood art pottery vase with
  Rookwood art pottery vase with slip-glaze decoration dated 1943; flowers and female head decoration impressed mark ''6197F '' 5 in. H. Estimate $ 150-250 Uniform crazing age appropriate wear interior dirty from use.
• Art Nouveau ceramic vase early 20th
  Art Nouveau ceramic vase early 20th century Classical form with vibrant enameled design of woman amongst tulips. H16'' Provenance: Estate of Eugenia Stone Garland Fitzgerald Georgia. Rim restored; 9'' crescent-shaped hairline near base; body with crazing and other glaze imperfections and firing flaws.
• Rookwood standard glazed art
  Rookwood standard glazed art pottery vase, dated 1946 molded floral relief decoration, impressed Rookwood mark "XLVI 6890," 10 1/4 in. H.
• LOUIS VAN DER STEEN (NETHERLANDS,
  LOUIS VAN DER STEEN (NETHERLANDS, 1891-1954) A Glass Vase of Flowers, oil on linen, signed lower right, in modern gold molded frame, OS: 26" x 22", SS: 23" x 19". Small repaired tear at center.
• An Art Nouveau ceramic vase of
  An Art Nouveau ceramic vase of double gourd form in turquoise shading to deep blue with pewter double handled mounts. Impressed number 426.
• A tall silver specimen vase of
  A tall silver specimen vase of trefoil section Birmingham 1924 22 cm high.
• An engraved glass vase with a
  An engraved glass vase with a serrated border and a silver pedestal base, Sheffield 1804, with presentation inscription, 17cm high
• A cased glass 'free form' vase
  A cased glass 'free form' vase and two other contemporary vases, 1960s, 50cm and smaller More Information Undamaged
• A silver vase, WA, Birmingham 1903,
  A silver vase, WA, Birmingham 1903, pierced and engraved, a pair of plain silver vases of similar form, a candlestick, nail buffer, cup, dressing table mirror and clothes brush
• American Art Glass. Vase. c.
  American Art Glass. Vase. c. 1910, hand-blown glass. 13 h × 5¾ dia in. result: $1,071. estimate: $600–800. Provenance: Important Private Collection, Highland Park, IL
• Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres.
  Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres. Exceptional floor vase. 1914, crystalline glazed porcelain, gilt bronze. 39½ h × 13 dia in. result: $15,000. estimate: $12,000–16,000. Incised number to inner edge of rim ‘L139PN’ with exhibition decal label ‘S1914DN’. Provenance: Collection of Frances Gelman
• Two Rookwood standard glazed art
  Two Rookwood standard glazed art pottery vases dated 1946 1) yellow ground with stylized floral relief decoration impressed mark ''XLVI 643 2 '' 4 in. H.; 2) light brown ground with stylized floral relief decoration impressed mark ''XLVI 643 2 '' 4 in. H. Estimate $ 150-250 Brown vase - craquelure.
• FOUR ART GLASS VESSELSFOUR ART
  FOUR ART GLASS VESSELSFOUR ART GLASS VESSELS, of various forms and motifs. Three vases plus the shallow bowl, 10"D, raised on footed metal stand, all unsigned. Yellow iridescent vase in the Loetz "Diaspora" pattern. Heights of vases 3.5" from 6.5 to 6.75 inches.
• Loetz. Leonidas vase. c. 1904,
  Loetz. Leonidas vase. c. 1904, hand-blown glass. 4 h × 4¾ dia in. result: $2,000. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Provenance: The Jory Collection, Colorado
• Roseville art pottery vase, circa
  Roseville art pottery vase, circa 1930 banded fruit and floral relief decoration, 4 1/4 in. H.
• MIDCENTURY POTTERY VASE
  MIDCENTURY POTTERY VASE
• A Pair of Art Nouveau Majolica
  A Pair of Art Nouveau Majolica Vases Each apprx. 11"H with matching decorations; raised design depicting a man on one and a woman on the other surrounded by stylized flowers and stars with another floral pattern on the opposide side of the vase the background in clear glossy amber-yellow the interior in robins egg blue impressed numerals on the underside.
• Venini Ruins series glass vase,
  Venini Ruins series glass vase, designed by Eugene Berman, c.1951. Pale green flaring form applied with architectural elements in form of a well-head. 5 3/4"H. Very good condition. This exact piece was exhibited at the Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, 2007.
• A 1970s German cylindrical vase,
  A 1970s German cylindrical vase, olive green glaze, 41cm high and two green ceramic planters, 25cm diameter [3]