Vases
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Set of 3 vintage turmaline vases by Wilhelm Wagenfeld for Wmf, Germany 1960s
Set of 4 vintage crystal glass vases for Alfred Taube Kristallglasfabrik, Germany 1960s
Pair of vintage pottery fat lava vases "blue-red" by Jopeko, Germany 1970s
Vintage multi-color Murano glass Sommerso vase, Italy 1970s
Pair of vintage pottery fat lava vases "Yellow-Red" by Jasba, Germany 1970s
Vintage Op Art porcelain vase by Heinrich Fuchs for Hutschenreuther, Germany 1970s
Vintage Op Art porcelain vase by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal, Germany 1970s
Vintage fat lava ceramic pottery floor vase by Heinz Siery Carstens Tönnieshof, Germany 1970
Pair of vintage pottery fat lava vases "Orange" by Spara, Germany 1970s
Vintage pottery fat lava vase by Scheurich Wgp, Germany 1970s
Pair of vintage porcelain Op Art Brutalist vases by Bareuther, Germany 1970s
Vintage pottery fat lava vase by Es Keramik, Germany 1970s
Vintage green and white fat lava ceramic vase for Scheurich, Germany 1970s
Vintage stoneware vase by Gerhard Liebenthron, Germany 1960s
Pair of vintage ceramic vases by Bay Ceramic, Germany 1970s
Vintage ceramic pottery vase by Jasba Ceramic, Germany 1970s
Pair of vintage porcelain vases by Kaiser, Germany 1960s
Vintage Sommerso vase in Murano glass by Flávio Poli for Alessandro Mandruzzato
Set of 3 vintage multicolored pottery vases for Bay Ceramics, Germany 1970s
Set of 4 vintage fat lava porcelain vases for Scheurich, Germany 1970s
Set of 3 vintage turmaline vases by Wilhelm Wagenfeld for Wmf, Germany 1960s
Vintage Murano glass vase by Alessandro Mandruzzato, Italy 1970s
Vintage pink and purple crystal glass vase by Joska Waldglashütte, Germany 1970s
Pair of vintage glass vases by Joska Waldglashütte, Germany 1970s
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Gräflich Ortenburg Fat Lava Handled Vase (model 1305, designed by Ursula Beyrau)
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Set of 2 Vintage Ceramic Vases, Troyan ‘70
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Kurt Wokan For Ingrid Glass Glass Vintage Vase
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Vase W.C. Brouwer Model 61
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Vintage XL Ceramic Vase, West Germany ‘70
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Vintage XL ceramic vase 250-54, West Germany ‘70
€139Bid from €125Curated
Murano Sommerso Glass Sculpture – Vintage 60s/70s – Green Turquoise Amber
€89Bid from €63
Vintage ceramic vase with blossom, Scheurich ‘70
€89Bid from €70Curated
Vintage Ceramic Vase 84-40, Bay Keramik ‘70
€99Bid from €80Curated
Vintage ceramic vase ‘Palermo’, Ilkra Edel, West Germany ‘60
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Vases
Vases are more than just decorative objects; they are the perfect complement to the natural beauty of flowers and provide a wonderful stage for colourful floral displays. These timeless works of art have been loved for centuries for their ability to beautify any space and add a touch of natural grace to our interiors.
History
The history of vases dates back to ancient times, when they were used to store and display flowers and plants. From simple earthenware vases shaped like amphorae to sophisticated porcelain vases with detailed engravings, vases have evolved over the centuries into true works of art combining craftsmanship and aesthetics.
Each vase has its own style and personality, ranging from classic and timeless to contemporary and minimalist. They are available in different shapes, sizes and materials, so there is a perfect vase for every floral composition. From slim cylinder vases for single stems to opulent spherical vases for bouquets, each vase gives flowers room to shine.
What does it do to us?
The role of vases in our lives goes beyond just displaying flowers. They are symbolic of love, affection and emotions we share with others. Vases are often associated with special occasions such as weddings, birthdays and anniversaries, where they are used as gifts to express our feelings and spread happiness.
Contemporary
In modern interior design, vases are more versatile than ever before. They not only act as holders for flowers, but can also serve as sculptural pieces on their own. Large vases are used as eye-catching showpieces in living rooms and reception areas, while small vases add a touch of colour and elegance to shelves and sideboards.
Today's vases often combine traditional craft with contemporary design. Handmade ceramic vases, with their organic shapes and unique glazes, are a popular alternative to standard factory vases. There are also vases made of recycled materials that combine durability and style, making them an environmentally conscious choice.
In short
Vases not only bring flowers to life, but also create an atmosphere of serenity and tranquillity in the home. They add a touch of natural splendour to our living spaces and remind us to enjoy the simple pleasures of life. With their timeless charm and ability to connect us to the beauty of nature, vases are an enduring source of enchantment in our daily lives. Discover it now at Whoppah