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This stunning glass vase with speckled pewter finish is perfect for any home.
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This stunning piece is definitely a conversation starter! A gorgeous French Art Nouveau style draped lady vase, with delicate flowers around and at the top with large decorative handles. This vase has been made by using the cold casting resin, a specialist technique. Hand finished with a beautiful pewter colour finish. This piece reproduces an antique look only found with pewter of yesteryear. Dimensions: 28cm x 10cm Weight: 1.20kg
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Pewter vase inspired by Gustav Klimt's Tree of Life. With all over Swirly pattern. Height:250mm
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'This simple vase is designed to hold either dried or real flowers; it will elegantly enhance any table even with a sprig of a few flowers straight from the garden (as seen in the image).'
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Pewter Vase large
1/12th scale pewter by Tony Knott - large patterned vase
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Hand built in pewter. Its clean free flowing lines & high polish finish make this vase the perfect container for any floral arrangement.
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Delightful pewter budvase ideal for a single rose or dainty spring flowers. The base is decorated with flowers and a quote from the Winter's Tale Here's flowers for you. TAX SAVING - VAT of 15% will automatically be deducted for shipments to US and countries outside the EU.
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eBay offers you smart deals and the widest selection, ranging from the everyday basics to things that are as unique as yourself. With millions of items to choose from, great deals are always just a click away.
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A 19th century, pewter vase ( European 1800 to 1850 )
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Baxter was recruited from the Royal College of Art in 1954. He largely borrowed from the Scandinavian repertoire during the 1950s and '60s, and it was not until 1966 that he began to establish his own identity. In that year, he designed many of his most idiosyncratic pieces, including the "Banjo", "Drunken Bricklayer", and "Bark" vases.
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In beautiful condition with no chips, cracks or restoration, this would make a stunning centrepiece of any Moorcroft collection. Originally when new the Pewter would have been highly polished to replicate silver (often known as 'poor mans silver'), however unlike silver we feel it is best left in its dulled state, as this doesn't distract the eye from the beauty of vase itself.
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beautifully designed contemporary twist pewter bud vases in polished English lead-free pewter.
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The Kells design has been derived from patterns inscribed in the Book of Kells, written and decorated by the monks of Iona in the 8th and 9th century AD and taken for safe keeping to Ireland where it is now kept at Trinity College, Dublin.
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Baxter was recruited from the Royal College of Art in 1954. He largely borrowed from the Scandinavian repertoire during the 1950s and '60s, and it was not until 1966 that he began to establish his own identity. In that year, he designed many of his most idiosyncratic pieces, including the "Banjo", "Drunken Bricklayer", and "Bark" vases.
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beautifully designed contemporary twist pewter bud vases in polished English lead-free pewter.
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eBay offers you smart deals and the widest selection, ranging from the everyday basics to things that are as unique as yourself. With millions of items to choose from, great deals are always just a click away.
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