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Click on any of the images at left to see
an enlarged view. |
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Click on any of the images at left to see
an enlarged view. |
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My first purchase, a comtemporay blown glass vase. |
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These two imitation ancient vases make perfect bookends. |
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This little beauty of white alabaster is from the midieval town of San Gimignano near Florence, Italy. |
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On the left is a Navaho wedding vase, which must be broken if one spouse wants a divorce. The small clay vase is from a powwow in San Jose, California. |
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A painting by the great Spanish artist Jose Manuel Capuletti. |
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Several reproductions of ancient Greek vases, from Greece. |
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From Phoenix, this vase depicts the figures left on canyon walls by the Anasazi, an ancient civilization of the desert Southwest. |
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Are these Phoenician? Egyptian? |
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Classic blue and gold, from China. |
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A painted gourd of unknown origin. |
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A poster featuring Pueblo vases. |
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This bud base features the eagle feather pattern made famous in the designs of Frank Lloyd Wright. |
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Here's a Brian Davis poster of a modern beauty. |
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A simple but beautiful metal vase of Mediteranean design. |
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A plain but elegant hand-woven reed basket from Zimbabwe. |
