In the Asian Chippendale manner. Acquired over thirty years ago in a fine antique shop in New England, this pair of reticulated vases enjoy just the perfect amount of age character while remaining fresh & current providing a clean shot of white to any decor style.

Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections

Condition Notes: A minor crack on the bottom of one vase as illustrated in photo.

Hand painted in Limoges France, this beautiful floral porcelain casket contains two brass lidded parfum flacons. Highly collectible.

Dried French lavender artfully mounted in a 1940s ceramic eggshell vase with a delicate flower & leaf motif.

Valued at $85.00, this hand crafted artful piece is signed by Barbara Eigen, the American artist.
New York City-based designer Barbara Eigen finds as much inspiration in her urban environment as she does keeping a close watch on nature. Her ceramics possess a modern, organic approach that combines her appreciation of architectural forms with the subtly shifting character of plant and animal life.

A graduate of Cornell University, Eigen also studied ceramics at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Alfred University. In the early 1970s, she taught ceramics as a professor of fine arts at the University of Costa Rica, where her work was featured in two exhibitions sponsored by the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

Returning stateside, she began creating ceramics for the home market in her New York loft. Her designs have received widespread media attention and have been featured in a number of fine arts books.

Priced as the pair, this pristine set of round white vases come complete with rubberized feet to protect your surface. On close inspection, the hand glaze details convey that these are not your "Home Goods" variety of mass produced vessels, but are hand glazed.

Lovely profile of a woman

Impeccable soft floral with subtle gold trim. Tiny chip on edge from wall mounting.