Sentence examples for stoneware vase from inspiring English sources
At Aero, in SoHo, she was drawn to a pierced stoneware vase by Gilles Caffier.
There are superb things: the large stoneware vase painted with geese in landscapes is just out of this world.
A tall white stoneware vase has a Cycladic profile; it's as inviting of mediation as any Buddha.
So does Maija Grotell's stoneware "Vase" (1945), a tall, loosely cylindrical flower holder whose whitish-brown surface of raised horizontal ridges is overlaid with an overall abstract pattern in slip and white glaze.
It comes with the handmade stoneware vase pictured above.
They combined Art Nouveau flowing lines, Colonial American floral patterns and Middle Eastern arabesques for abalone jewelry, stoneware vases, raffia baskets, linen doilies, oak chests and iron candelabra.
There are also Leach Japanese-style works: stoneware vases glazed in dark olive blues and browns, porcelain celadon tea bowls and a pale green stoneware bottle vase decorated with motifs that look like calligraphy in red overglaze enamel.
At Takashimaya in Midtown, he saw many items he thought would please the senses, including that of sight, like the stoneware vases resembling rocks.
These include two irregularly rotund, flambé-glaze stoneware vases by the French Art Nouveau ceramicist Piérre-Adrien Dalpayrat; two exceptionally lustrous examples of modern lusterware by Zsolnay, the Hungarian manufacturer; and that commanding, if somewhat dreadful, Wedgwood swan vase.
Christie's and Heritage are both offering, at estimates of a few thousand dollars apiece, Marion Dorn's 1930s striped wool rugs, Josef Hoffmann's early 1900s beechwood armchairs and Jean Luce's stoneware vases painted around 1930 with gilded leaves on black backgrounds.
