White Ceramic Vase Collection With Orchids

This striking collection of white ceramic vases evokes a sense of understated opulence and refined glamour, much like the elegance of the Jazz Age captured in The Great Gatsby. The polished, symmetrical arrangement of these vases brings to mind the Art Deco aesthetic with its focus on streamlined shapes, minimal ornamentation, and geometric precision.

Picture this collection in the backdrop of a lavish 1920s soirée—ornate chandeliers casting warm glows, gilded accents, and champagne flowing in crystal flutes. The smooth, sleek surfaces of the vases echo the sophistication and high style associated with Gatsby’s world, where luxury is found in every detail.

Each piece is carefully hand-crafted, exuding a natural elegance through its soft, ethereal glossy glaze and subtle texture variations. The diverse forms, from tall and slender silhouettes to round and graceful profiles, provide a perfect canvas for displaying delicate blooms like the elegant orchids showcased here.

Ideal for a grand entryway or living space, these vases can be arranged in various configurations, enhancing both minimalist and maximalist settings. The neutral tone complements any interior, from contemporary to classic, while the clean lines evoke a sense of calm and balance. Whether displayed as a centerpiece or curated individually throughout your home, these vases will elevate your decor The display has a quiet grandeur that seamlessly marries the minimalist with the extravagant, hinting at a lifestyle where every element is purposefully curated. The cool, serene whites are juxtaposed with the vivacious spirit of an opulent era, making these vases a perfect nod to the glamor and elegance, while maintaining a modern touch.

Dimensions: Largest- 10"W x 19"H / Smallest- 4 1/2"W x 10"H
Condition: Excellent, vases are heavy

Home Decor, Decorative Bowls, Vessels & Vases

18%

Victor Suarez | (917) 669-0591 | victor@clearinghouseestatesales.com

Pickup Details

Private Residence

Armonk, NY 10504

When to Pickup

Saturday, 9/7, 11:00 am to 3:00 pm

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