This fully hallmarked made in Belgium Arts & Crafts pottery vase is 4.5" high and 7.5" in diameter. It is in excellent condition.

This beautiful bright red Murano art glass bowl, measures 8.5" in diameter and it is 3" high. Condition is perfect.

Museum piece!! This unique pottery and glass vase is signed by Lesse Frisk and Berit Johanson. It is 6.5" high and 4" in diameter. Condition is excellent.

Rare Murano zanfirico latticino and aventurine scrambled art glass candy bowl with scalloped edge by Fratelli Toso. This piece has beautiful pastel colors, measures; 8" in diameter and 3 1/4" high. It is in mint condition, documented in Leslie Pina book, "Italian glass" page 163.

This miniature paperweight vase represents the most appealing techniques employed by Archimede Seguso, the ancient Muranese Calcedonio Glass. Masses of green and yellow, colored paste glass resembling the mineral calcedony float in clear with fumed gold. An example may be found in "Fifties Glass" by Leslie Pina on page 58. A rare and unusual piece. This little vase is 3.5" high and 3.5" in diameter. It has some small cracks and scratches on the base.

This black and white vase, called "Bianca Nera", is one of Dino Martens signature design. It was developed in 1954 for Aureliano Toso. This vase is made of white and black half-filigree, separated by a single line of sparkling gold aventurine. This beautiful vase measures 12" high and 7" in diameter. Condition is excellent.

Mid-Century, Italian Murano glass folded bowl in dark pink and off white with gold color, designed and manufactured by Alfredo Barbini. Measures 7" x 6" and 2" high. Condition excellent.

Brilliant Eames Era blue and green paperweight vase, a Mandruzzato geometric Sommerso dish c 1960s. It is 3.25" high and 5.5" in diameter. A heavy piece. It is in good vintage condition. Minimal wear to base, as expected.

9" tall coffee pot by Yusuke Aida, a Japanese ceramicist who worked with David Gil from 1961 - 64. Prior to changing the name to Bennington Potters, David Gil's company was known as Cooperative Design. There, he and other Alfred designers fashioned all sorts of interesting Mid-Century items. Having trained at Alfred University, Gil came to Bennington in 1948. His designs are included in many Mid-Century exhibits and catalogues.

This studio pottery vase, produced by Vermont Mid-Century studio potter Stanley Ballard, a student of Glidden Parker at Alfred University in the 1940s who worked in the Burlington area. This vase is 5 inches wide and stands 8 inches tall. It is marked S Ballard Vermont 50 and is in excellent condition. A great example of Ballard's skill in glazing.

Very rare example of West German studio art pottery. It is signed on the base and has original label. It is 3.5" high and 6.25" in diameter. Condition is excellent.

This German pottery vessel was done by Scheurich, the decor series is Jura. Condition is excellent with no damage or wear problems. It is 11" high and 4.5" wide.