
Miniature Ceramic Amphora-Style Vase
This is a small, amphora-style ceramic vase, designed to be held comfortably in the palm of a hand, suggesting a height of approximately 2-3 inches. It is crafted from pottery, likely earthenware, given the slightly rustic appearance of the glaze. The primary color is a rich, deep burgundy or claret red, adorned with sporadic, iridescent blue and purple crystalline glazes that create a mottled, almost metallic sheen in certain areas. This reactive glaze application provides a unique, organic pattern, making each piece distinct. The vase features a classic amphora silhouette with a narrow neck, a slightly wider body, and two small, loop-shaped handles positioned gracefully on either side, emanating from just below the lip and attaching to the upper body. The rim of the vase appears slightly flared. The overall construction exhibits good craftsmanship, indicative of a studio pottery piece or a small-scale artisanal production. There are no immediate visible signs of damage, chips, or cracks; the surface appears smooth and intact, reflecting light consistently. The presence of a paper tag, bearing the text "i Coeei" and "I Profumati," strongly suggests that this item is intended as a scented diffuser, perhaps for 'profumati' or scented oils/liquids, rather than a purely decorative vase for flowers. This functional aspect is a key distinguishing feature. The style appears contemporary, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century, given the modern glazes and the tag's typography. The quality of the glaze application indicates careful attention to detail, creating a visually appealing and tactile object.
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Estimated Value
$25-45
Basic Information
Category
Decorative Arts/Home Fragrance
Appraised On
September 5, 2025
Estimated Value
$25-45
Additional Details Provided By Owner
User Provided Information
Thun hall mare
Item Description
This is a small, amphora-style ceramic vase, designed to be held comfortably in the palm of a hand, suggesting a height of approximately 2-3 inches. It is crafted from pottery, likely earthenware, given the slightly rustic appearance of the glaze. The primary color is a rich, deep burgundy or claret red, adorned with sporadic, iridescent blue and purple crystalline glazes that create a mottled, almost metallic sheen in certain areas. This reactive glaze application provides a unique, organic pattern, making each piece distinct. The vase features a classic amphora silhouette with a narrow neck, a slightly wider body, and two small, loop-shaped handles positioned gracefully on either side, emanating from just below the lip and attaching to the upper body. The rim of the vase appears slightly flared. The overall construction exhibits good craftsmanship, indicative of a studio pottery piece or a small-scale artisanal production. There are no immediate visible signs of damage, chips, or cracks; the surface appears smooth and intact, reflecting light consistently. The presence of a paper tag, bearing the text "i Coeei" and "I Profumati," strongly suggests that this item is intended as a scented diffuser, perhaps for 'profumati' or scented oils/liquids, rather than a purely decorative vase for flowers. This functional aspect is a key distinguishing feature. The style appears contemporary, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century, given the modern glazes and the tag's typography. The quality of the glaze application indicates careful attention to detail, creating a visually appealing and tactile object.
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