Aesthetic Period Vase Designed by Christopher Dresser

Pair of Minton Porcelain Aesthetic Movement Butterfly Vases 1870 Designed by Christopher Dresser measures 9 1/2"

Aesthetic Period Cast Iron Umbrella Stand Designed by Christopher Dresser and marked by maker Falkirk, English Circa 1880 - approx 73" x 25" x 10"

Bottle Vase c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, the turquoise ground body decorated in faux cloisonne stylized Chinese motif . Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 9", hairline Catalogued and curated

Vase c.1875 designed by Christopher Dresser, the turquoise ground body with polychrome faux cloisonne mon and two 22ct gilded handles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 4 1/4" Catalogued and curated by

Movement Amphora Vase c.1865 designed by Christopher Dresser, the white ground amphora body decorated with a panel of stylised flowers, all supported in a turquoise enamelled fixed stand. Provenance N

Movement Vase c.1875 designed by Christopher Dresser, the white ground body designed as an upright cylinder vase with three small conjoining vases, decorated with enamelled beetles and butterflies. Pr

Movement Dragon Vase c.1885 designed by Christopher Dresser, the Persian inspired sloping body richly decorated with apples in branches with a large coiled 22ct gilded dragon to the neck. Provenance N

Movement Dragon Vase c.1885, designed by Christopher Dresser, the Persian inspired sloping body richly decorated with apples in branches with a large coiled 22ct gilded dragon to the neck. Provenance

Vase c.1875 designed by Christopher Dresser, the spherical turquoise body with an angular neck decorated in faux cloisonne geometric flower designs. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 4", minor nick to

Movement Vases c.1890 probably designed by Christopher Dresser, the olive green bodies decorated with 22ct gilded sprays of blossoms with a broad panel of gilded stylised leaves, branches and flower h

vase designed by Christopher Dresser, eggplant colored with gold accent, 8", shape no. 1738

Minton porcelain Aesthetic Movement cabinet plate designed by Christopher Dresser, c. 1875, the broad border decorated with Japanese style enamel decorated against a turquoise ground and a gilded mono

Aesthetic Movement Cabinet Plate c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, the white ground body within a wide turquoise border of enamelled panels and geometric ornament, with a pierced Greek key bord

A LATE 19TH CENTURY AESTHETIC PERIOD EBONISED COUNTRY HOUSE WINDOW SEAT IN MANNER OF CHRISTOPHER DRESSER POSSIBLY BY CHUBB with gilt high-lighted inlaid decoration; the architectural back with raised

Minton porcelain Aesthetic Movement cup & saucer, c. 1875, probably designed by Christopher Dresser, white ground, body decorated with a lilac band and oval red panels with enameled stylised flowers

circa 1870 gilt globe mark and retailer's banner for T. Goode & Co., London designed by Christopher Dresser 10 1/2 inches high

Movement Cabinet Plate c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, the white ground body within a wide turquoise border of enamelled panels and geometric ornament and a centre of sprays of flowers; 9 1/2

Movement ‘Japanese Stork’’ Pattern Plates c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, each with a broad 22ct gilt border decorated with flying crane, a central panel with edges of waves with a sing

Christopher Dresser for Minton, an Aesthetic Movement vase, 1870, flared cylindrical form on integrated Chinese bracket stand, enamelled with wildflowers on a turquoise bleu celeste ground in the cloi

Christopher Dresser for Minton, an Aesthetic Movement vase, 1864, Majolica glazed, bulbous amphora form with three twisted handles, impressed marks, 9.5cm high

Christopher Dresser for Minton, an Aesthetic Movement vase, 1871, bulbous thistle form, painted in raised enamels with rose garlands below a tooled gilt Greek key band and alternating moth and narciss

Christopher Dresser for Minton, two Aesthetic Movement vases, 1873 and 1876, flattened bottle form, with applied beads to the tooled gilt band necks, bleu celeste ground, painted with gorse garlands a

Two Minton Majolica Amphora in Stands Designed by Christopher Dresser c.1860. Each modeled as a cobalt blue amphora supported by a tri-legged stand with lions head masks. A similar vase is illustrated

Christopher Dresser for Minton, an Aesthetic Movement Chinoiserie vase, circa 1870, the U shaped twin ended vessel with central loop basket handle, on a circular plinth base, relief moulded and enamel