If my customization choices were trying to decide between the blue vase, the green vase or the floral pattern vase, I wouldn't spend any money either.
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The Hong Kong Vase was added in 1994 as the Hong Kong International Vase.
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Get same-day delivery on bouquets with tons of vase options, including a customizable photo vase.
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Silk Racing's Indy Champ and Glory Vase will still run in the Mile and the Vase.
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Comment from discussion My friends cat got it's head stuck in a vase, freaked out, broke the vase, and was left with this.. Comment from discussion My friends cat got it's head stuck in a vase, freaked out, broke the vase, and was left with this..
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Stak Ceramics Bloom Phone Vase, $38A sleek clay vase makes a nice decorative addition to their desk.
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Add each piece of asparagus between the rubber band and the vase, work your way around the vase.
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In fact, it's an ambiguous figure, the auditory equivalent of two figures in profile that also form a vase, called Rubin's vase.
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"We see points where photographers are taking pictures of garden-related subjects — a vase of flowers, for example — but really that vase of flowers tells us more about how we see and about photography than it tells us about a vase of flowers," Ms. Allen said.
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I run in there to find that the cat has knocked over my crystal vase of flowers, all over my clean kitchen floor; thankfully the vase didn't break.
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I never really see the VASE in the "Rubin vase"; I always get visually fixed on those two floating faces in profile, seemingly on the verge of meeting.
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Produced by a Samsung subsidiary called Cheil Worldwide, the vase works using an outer chamber filled with potassium carbonate that quickly cools and suppresses oxygen when the vase is smashed.
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The Floral Society Ceramic Flower Frog Vase Collection, $34-$106The artistic vessels are more unique than a typical vase but not so outrageous that they detract from any floral arrangement.
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Bedside Smartphone Vase, $32, available at UncommonGoodsIt's a pretty vase that pulls double-duty, holding both the fresh bouquet that brightens their day and the electronics that keeps them productive.
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Aw. If mom doesn't have a vase of her own and you'd like to give ready-to-display flowers, you'll want to make sure you choose a bouquet with an included vase.
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Right: A vase of dead flowers next to Peguero's grave.
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The bouquet, standing in a vase, became the floral centerpiece.
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Emelyn Daly was the potter responsible for the curvy vase.
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As they open in the vase, they grow more beautiful.
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A modern vase that will look great in their space
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No vase is knocked over to spill on a piano.
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The sleeves seem to keep the vase from falling over.
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"Vase With Poppies" will go back on display in April.
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And that vase next to my bed would sit empty.
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Treat it like a fresh cut flower in a vase.
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"Maybe a tall vase being knocked over," Mr. Bellini said.
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"Respect" is as precise an artifact as a Ming vase.
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In Oxford I waited, losing faith in the brass vase.
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The Portland Vase, Photo: Carole Raddato/FlickrNew research shows that the British Museum's most famous artifact—the Portland Vase—was manufactured by a different technique than the one traditionally assumed by historians and archaeologists.
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Her favorite is in the living room: a large image of a yellow vase with a bouquet of tulips held in a larger transparent vase, placed in the center of a matrix-like room.
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Experts date the vase, which is also known as a bell krater, to 21989 B.C. and attribute it to the Greek artist Python, considered one of the two greatest vase painters of his day.
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Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Recycled Glass Vase 15-Inches, $19.99; target.
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Letting her sassiness shine, Kendall smashed the vase on the ground.
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It doesn't want a cleaning robot to knock over grandma's vase.
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The vase of cut flowers creates a sense of peaceful domesticity.
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He used a beer bottle back then as a makeshift vase.
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Flowers and vase alike are outlined in a thick ash gray.
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It depicts the title: flowers on a table, in a vase.
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How could I just write her off like the blue vase?
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"I hope his Christmas present is a beautiful vase," he joked.
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The vase was purple, though, and she needed it in blue.
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Or latecomers whose contributions require oven space — or, worse, a vase.
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The artist has perched a small flower vase on a ledge jutting out of his sculpture, and noticing this small detail quickly contextualizes the sculpture, revealing the abstraction as an inverted, fragmented vision of the vase.
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According to Reddittor Hardin314, this curious cat accidentally got its head stuck in a vase, which frightened the animal, causing it to break the majority of the vase which left the cat with a stylish new necklace.
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The painting was flowers in a vase that was actually a bong.
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In another, she appears holding a camera, photographing a vase of flowers.
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We're not talking about a crystal vase with a few dozen stems.
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A charming bud vase had a CB220 sticker ($10.95 on CB2.com).
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"Rikyu cut bamboo and made that into a vase," Mr. Sachs said.
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You can see depictions of this in ancient sculpture and vase paintings.
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It is the central figure in his painting "Vase of Flowers" (1924).
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One was Heath Ceramics' tiny Box and Stopper vase with double openings.
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Kinloch: You guys know about the Egyptian vase thing that went on?
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A blue vase sits atop the boxes looking starkly vulnerable and frail.
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It's this really neat spherical glass vase that reminded me of her.
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Add The Bouq's signature silver metal vase to your purchase for $12.
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It reminds me of my grandparents' vase and pottery collection from Iran.
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A small table lamp illuminated a jasmine flower in a red vase.
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"Oh, oh, oh!" she cried suddenly, reaching for a honeycombed brandy vase.
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We didn't get a vase or any other sort of Christmas gift.
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Thus, if you give flowers meant for displaying you must give a vase.
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Or, simply bring in something more delicate, like a new vase or planter.
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TYRUS: He&aposd start out in a little vase and watch him grow.
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Their log vase is hand-carved to give any space a rustic feel.
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The vase carries the weight of her body — weight that it cannot sustain.
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One person saw a vase and photos of tights get flagged as explicit.
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On Wednesday, Swift shared a photo of a vase filled with pink peonies.
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No person or flower vase within sight of a paddle ball is safe.
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Knitting a sock or whittling a walking stick or fashioning a vase from
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But I vote that if Hillary threw a vase, more power to her.
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Vase Bookends, $45, available at Uncommon GoodsPretty and practical — what could be better?
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Zodiac Constellation Vase Topper, $20, available at UncommonGoodsThis personalized gift is useful, too.
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I highly recommend the black vase; it hides the soot from the flame.
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A vase of flowers sits on her right side; she changes it weekly.
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But the vase it came in — that was lost somewhere along the way.
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The Mauritshuis acquired Roelant Savery's "Vase of Flowers in a Stone Niche" (1615).
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Despite this evidence, Medici has denied having any connection with the Python vase.
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The vase has been given an estimated sale price of $600,000 to $850,000.
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I studied the paintings on the walls, the flowers in their glass vase.
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Picasso gave his work "Flower Vase" to the French Riviera's La Colombe d'Or.
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We didn&apost get a vase or any other sort of Christmas gift.
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An &aposEtruscan vase&apos effect was visible, exactly what I had hoped for.
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On Day 5, I fully replaced the water and treatments for each vase.
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His solution was to pass the vase to a branch of his family.
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To my eyes, what remains resembles a rather lovely, large broken flower vase.
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I do have philodendrons in the studio, and a vase of fake flowers.
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The Princeton University Art Museum's show The Berlin Painter and His World: Athenian Vase-Painting in the Early Fifth Century BC is not only the most important vase painting show in years, it's also an opportunity to laugh with the ancients.
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Alexandre Mitchell's Greek Vase Painting and the Origins of Visual Humor and David Walsh's Distorted Ideals in Greek Vase Paintings: the World of Mythological Burlesque allude to a sea change in how a new generation of scholars is approaching these artifacts.
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" —The MP Shift Centerpieces "We love a heavy, well-designed vase on its own.
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Using your phone, see how a vase or a couch looks in your home.
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The vase was recently discovered in a French family's attic among other inherited objects.
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Two photos of me fully clothed and a picture of my vase ¯_(ツ)_/¯ pic.twitter.
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But these don't look like your average antique-style vase or ornate wooden box.
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Find you a man that looks at you like Atti looks at this vase.
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If even a single vase of roses is overturned, an alarm will sound... pic.twitter.
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Think a dancer made from overflowing water, or a vase suspended in thin air.
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Prince William got several books, a vase and even a pair of knitted booties.
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"Boris you might want to regard as like a Ming vase," Mr. Curtice said.
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"This boat sings a G," he said, pointing at a Chinese dragon-boat vase.
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Another odd grounding thing for me is to travel with a collapsible flower vase.
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Of course in springtime, nothing beats four or five dozen tulips in a vase.
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" When asked about this epithet, Ms. Mao snapped, "I was never anybody's 'jade vase.
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Last Thursday, a small vase in the kitchen held two carnations and a rose.
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Even the plastic flowers in a ceramic pumpkin vase on the porch were intact.
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The Vase has been won by overseas contenders in 21 of its 23 runnings.
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The sale's top lot, Émile Gallé's "A 'Lys' Vase" (2000–238), sold for $2000,500.
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Here, he also smeared gray paint across both the background and the vase itself.
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"I found my first Sottsass vase about six years ago in Paris," he says.
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He was built like a tall vase: thin and delicate, his skin almost translucent.
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At the base sat a porcelain vase Ms. Wexler had filled with American flags.
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She accused him of smashing a flat-screen TV, picture frames and a vase.
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The length of Kenya's flower vase life is also an attractive quality for many.
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There is a small vase of freshly picked white sand lilies on the table.
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I add the Tencel Sheet Set and a vase to my cart and checkout.
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It was a complicated vase, asymmetrical and made of iron: an object with gravity.
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He bought me, with some remnant of his nationalist feeling, an Indian brass vase.
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The sole illumination came from a vase of flowers plugged into an electrical outlet.
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But the vase has always simply held flowers, the vessel and its mate inseparable.
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"Gorongosa is not a Ming vase that we're trying to restore," Dr. Pringle said.
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I immediately went into my lounge room to check the vase was all right.
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Great news ... but once again ... why a massive vase of flowers at a nightclub?
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One night while hanging out with Val, who's studying psychology, Collin notices in her textbook an illustration called "Rubin's Vase," a set of two-dimensional forms that appear to be a vase or two human profiles depending on your perception of it.
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Each succulent sits atop an elegant recycled glass vase that fits right into any décor.
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She mimicked the poses of ancient sculptures and vase figures, both on and off stage.
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We were looking in the window and she saw this vase she wanted to buy.
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How often do you actually get flowers and need a vase to put them in?
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And if you overd0 it, grab a barf vase and take care of your shit.
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First, there's this Nasty Woman Booty Vase, made of porcelain and designed by Meegan Barnes.
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It would make a stunning vase or sculpture, but even better, it gets you high.
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Travel to Athens or Sochi and you will find a shattered vase of a model.
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Unless you're going for condom chic, in which case this is the vase for you.
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Dr. Madden brought out a green-and-white striped vase and a small, red instrument.
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But there is also a formal, visual joke at play on the Ganymede vase itself.
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A five-foot high Imperial Russian porcelain vase proved the unlikely top seller at Christie's.
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Another drawing, "Procession to the Lady of Heaven," details one fragment of an ornate vase.
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This modern-shaped vase is stylishly speckled and adds an instant revamp to any space.
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I succeeded with this wonderfully vibrant painting, 'Wasp and Yellow Flowers in a Vase' (2018).
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Joseph McLachlan, to trim the grass with scissors before arranging a bright vase of lilies.
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They said they had been puzzled by the vase, which had come in someone's luggage.
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Now you can simply pick up a vase and throw it to douse the flames.
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The current Iittala factory, about 286 miles north of Helsinki, houses the production of its pressed and handmade items, among them many of its signature pieces, such as Mr. Aalto's wavy vase, which is commonly called the Savoy vase but actually bears the architect's name.
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The vase in the lower left and its daubed green reflection on an orange tabletop could have come from the brush of Matisse, while the flowers in the vase, with their manic repetition of concentric circles, looks like the work of an agitated outsider artist.
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Walking into his house for the first time and seeing the famous Karsh portrait of Picasso holding a vase across the hall from the very Picasso vase in the portrait, I looked around for something I could admire that was not showy or obvious.
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"If you have the perfect vase, a couple of yellow dandelions actually look more incredible than a cheap vase with a white orchid," said Lewis Miller, an event and floral designer in New York, with clients like Firmdale Hotels and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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I am especially drawn to a rich blue vase attached to the base of a chalice.
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That crashing the vase was a performance because it represented his rage against the Trump administration.
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I've bought a GoPro now—I previously taped an iPhone to a vase to record myself.
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The chiller is durable and versatile — it can even double as an elegant vase or centerpiece.
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The chiller is durable and versatile — it can even double as an elegant vase or centerpiece.
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Its nouveau-Impressionist style depicts a vase of flowers that might pass for Matisse or Chagall.
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Why was he driving with flowers in a vase, which he then balanced on his lap?
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There were some old flowers in a vase that I hadn't noticed smelled kind of moldy.
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Two weeks before, there had been another break-in, when thieves escaped with an antique vase.
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So, the very first postcard from Auschwitz was of a vase with a flower in it.
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In Monkey Island, Guybrush Threepwood hauls an idol and a Ming vase in his back pocket.
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"Well," the other said, not missing a beat, "he did say the vase was from Tiffany."
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Somebody had the idea that there might be some sound that they recorded into that vase.
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The sale's top lot, Pablo Picasso's "Vase Aztèque aux Quatre Visages" (1957), sold for £203,750 (~$123,000).
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Sports of The Times The Mets are a vase fallen from a high shelf and shattered.
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Hers has a vase of tulips, Trump signs and an American flag hung on the wall.
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So does Jane, who has arranged some low, heathery sprigs in a small vase for lunchtime.
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Throw in some chocolates and spring for the nicer "prism vase" and the price goes up.
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I text a friend, who is even more hedonistic than I, from home about the vase.
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Use that packet of flower food and hot water to start, and clean the vase thoroughly.
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I found myself nicknaming the six pieces: Bubble Bath, Calamari, Linty, Jiffy Pop, Vase and Red.
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Embrace Florals Nothing is an easier maximal design trick than the perfect vase and fresh flowers.
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Mike had scrubbed out the final panel of a vase that depicted the Ritual of Chud.
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I may get a vase, I may get a nice present from him, you don't know.
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Are there limits to floral abstraction, as the vase recedes further and further into the distance?
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The vase was believed to have been looted by tomb raiders in Italy in the 1970s.
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"Aeolian," which comprises 2006 pedestal-mounted vase shapes, gradually tiers upward in a dramatic, pyramidal design.
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One moment you'll be negotiating a bethrothal, and the next you'll be talking to a vase.
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An old Princess phone, a cracked ceramic vase, a pair of slippers, a bunch of Beatles CDs.
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You'll feel like Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century watching this vase phase in out of nowhere.
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No matter how much planning we put into a vase, it's always a surprise in the end.
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There was some blood on a towel, and touch DNA on a vase, and some zip-ties.
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Why don&apost they just rename it broken vase, double, the price - because anything can be art.
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We could smash a vase with our slingshot, then snap a finger and it would be back.
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Garten recently posted a photo of a vase full of gorgeous hydrangeas in a few different shades.
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Once a week, check and change anything that collects water inside your house, like a flower vase.
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At least the vase itself will be waterproof, if a bit prone to melting during heat waves.
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At 11 inches tall and about three pounds, Jibo isn't much bigger than a vase of flowers.
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A conversation that includes opposing viewpoints can feel like looking at the classic vase-or-face picture.
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We must find the patience to enlarge the frame, ensuring that we see vase and faces alike.
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Place river rocks at the bottom of a flower vase or scatter them on your dining table.
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One morning, I saw a vase that my father had brought home from a trip to Mexico.
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It has room enough for only five tables, each adorned with a small vase of plastic tulips.
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Behind the vase, a rosy-cheeked woman in peasant dress looks down in concentration as she strums.
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Ms. Lagana holds the vase steady while Dr. Madden touches the tip of the spectrometer to it.
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That said, when you suddenly see a red balloon growing out of a vase: Plug. Your. Ears.
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She was also given a vase of white orchids which, in fear and disgust, she threw away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PRINCETON, NJ — Too many Greek vase jokes are lost in translation.
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What is that green vase trying to bewith knives poking out where there could have been roses?
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Both designers put a version of the finished vase under the tree for their mothers in December.
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"A museum without its works of art is like a vase without flowers," Mr. Maas said Friday.
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Now House by Jonathan Adler Terrazzo Droplet Vase, available at Amazon, $28Sometimes it's all about the aesthetic.
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Maybe it's a present where he sends me a beautiful vase as opposed to a missile test.
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Those types of plants require an open terrarium, anything from a vase to an old goldfish bowl.
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Separately, in September 2015, Lee allegedly threw a 60 centimeter (803 inch) ceramic vase at two staff.
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" Right: "This cork vase is from a 103 collaboration we did with the Amsterdam-based studio Formafantasma.
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Lugo has played with and reinterpreted the Century Vase in various ways over the last several years.
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Please do not put my ashes in a vase, lock me inside, and limit who I am.
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The red of the ceiling may match the red of a vase, a black patch of floor may correspond to the table that vase is placed on, a strip of violet on one half of the wall and turquoise on the rest may pair up to a couple chairs.
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The Siren Vase, featuring a ship similar to the one found at the bottom of the Black Sea.
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On its sill was a lopsided bomb vase holding fake flowers, and a framed calligraphy of bomb equations.
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Place virtual objects — a lamp, a vase, a cup of coffee — on a table and move them around.
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It actually managed to recover a grapefruit-sized vase and return it to the deck of its ship.
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He pointed out a Greek vase, from the third century B.C., that depicts an artist painting a statue.
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The first floor was almost completely empty, aside from a coffee table supporting a vase of white orchids.
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The right depicts a rather curious looking flower, with pea pods across its stem, growing from a vase.
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We came away with a shapely ceramic vase whose design of pink flecks was created by Mr. Meyer.
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"I said, 'Damn it, I'm going to save that vase because they've got to get back together,'" Mrs.
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Catherine Rising, Pink Moment Palo Santo; Brooklyn Candle Studio, Sunday morning Minimalist Candle; Urban Outfitters, Sid Glass Vase.
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"Maybe it's present where he sends me a beautiful vase as opposed to a missile test," Trump said.
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The sale's top lot, Pablo Picasso's ceramic vase, "Gros Oiseau Picasso A.R. 00063" (00053), sold for £00043,00033 (~$00023,00013).
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Victoria and David Beckham have vase arrangements delivered weekly to their home and to the VB design studio.
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As the last of the chiefs filed out, the vase, a gift for Kent's family, was nearly full.
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The vase is a rare example of the most ancient narrative art, telling its story in four tiers.
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Because the majority of Attic vase shapes were used in the symposium… their imagery often illustrates these activities.
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The first gallery is dimly lit, with a singular nineteenth century vase placed up high, in a corner.
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When we reach the last room, we find another single vase that almost glows from its white shelf.
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That night I had a dream that I tripped over and broke the vase into a thousand pieces.
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The vase itself is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) to reduce the danger of the fragments causing harm.
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The images are sometimes straightforward, as in "abbilden" ("depict"), in which Bussmann draws two sets of hands, both wielding pencils: one sketches a tiny vase of flowers in the upper right corner, while the other puts the finishing touches on an iPhone displaying the same vase of flowers on its screen.
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"We had the privilege of borrowing very unique items" of furniture, tapestries, silverware and French porcelain, Mr. Compain said, including a vase from 1780 created by the master goldsmith Claude Ballin II. "The exhibition is worth seeing just for this particular vase," which has never before left Russia, Mr. Compain said.
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The second shows a white liberal woman all but hidden by the expected accouterments of her species: photographs of her at the Women's March on Washington, an "I heart NPR" mug alongside a vase of flowers, a mortgage statement, and a profuse bouquet in a vase made by her children.
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Her movements are painstakingly choreographed to mimic the gestures found in classic Maya vase painting, stone carvings, and murals.
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The vase is tied with a red ribbon, a symbol of our continued determination to remember our fallen comrades.
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The vessel is reminiscent of the ship depicted on the Siren Vase, which is kept at the British Museum.
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This dark and romantic dried floral arrangement lasts for months and comes ready to gift in a ceramic vase.
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With decorative stones and an angular wood vase, this plant adds a natural design element to your shared space.
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When Jen got home, she found someone had ransacked the place, smashing a flat-screen TV and a vase.
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TJ's claims that the type of bulb it uses grows a tulip with a longer than average vase life.
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We need a clean, dry vase, or I can use that big mason jar you use for your muesli.
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Just take this parrot Atti, for example, who has fallen madly, deeply, and unapologetically in love with a vase.
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As if to head off any denigration of this work because it is utilitarian, the "vase" has no bottom.
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It was pretty and light, sort of like I want to put a vase of flowers next to it.
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The painting "Love Me, Love Me, Love Me, I'm a Liberal" shows a warped figure obscured by a vase.
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Photograph courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art 6 "Origin of the Greek Vase," by Auguste Rodin, from 1900 to 1910.
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The table looked nice, with bread baskets and pepper grinders, and a vase of fake violets in the center.
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A bust of King Louis XVI looms above a table accompanied by a crown and a vase of flowers.
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Choosing flowers with more volume can also help couples save since they take up more space in a vase.
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In 2010, a vase with a starting price of $800,000 sold in a suburban London auction for $69.5 million.
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We have just three races annually at 2,400 meters, and all three are at group level, including the Vase.
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The vase looks oddly out of place, like the Mars Rover sitting awkwardly on some barren (and distant) outcropping.
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She arrived and immediately started combing through a vase of flowers on the table, checking for government listening devices.
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I'll try to prune my rose garden or pull weeds, cut some flowers for a vase, cut some herbs.
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"Consider clearance height, so if you have a really tall vase you can fill it up," Ms. Forino said.
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Arms interlinked behind backs, the women in soft draped dresses, they look like ancient figures on a Greek vase.
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"Vase of Flowers" disappeared from public records in 1944 when German soldiers shipped artwork northward, as the Allies advanced.
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She kept a flower vase Ms. Brown gave her when she first visited, holding onto it through several moves.
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"When you export like a stem today, it will take 14 days to 21 days in vase," Nkatha said.
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I cut the stems of the roses and arrange them in a weird, but still cool, shell-shaped vase.
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He was only the third Hong Kong-based winner to take the Vase, which was first held in 1994.
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On Thursday, Rachel Comey will host a holiday bazaar with perfect hostess gifts like a double tube vase ($450).
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We saw the Brady kids deal with things like peer pressure to smoke and breaking their mom's favorite vase.
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Moments later, the woman comes down the staircase on the outside of her house, carrying a vase of flowers.
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"Maybe it's a present where he sends me a beautiful vase as opposed to a missile test," he joked.
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Having every single vase in the world is less important than having the best one, curated by an expert.
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At first glance, some objects don't seem especially comic or sexual, like the large vase depicting Athena pictured above.
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There are also random objects, like a vase sitting on the floor, or metal chairs placed here and there.
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The piece "A blue and white 'phoenix-tail' vase" from the Kangxi Period topped the lots, selling for $6,875.
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But of course I hadn't chosen the vase with a relatively straight shot to its intended display in the back.
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Then eventually one tries to outdo the other one, and they broke the vase, so chi-ching, you bought it.
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An old rickshaw sits among beanbags and a vase of flowers rests on an ancient oil barrel in the corner.
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So you don't want to dust, for example, your Ming vase, but you do want to dust your coffee table.
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"She is actually touching him, which would never be on a Greek vase," Gondek said in an interview with Hyperallergic.
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Also spotted on the truck was a large ornamental vase, several ladders (for those high chapel ceilings!) and decorative branches.
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The final task leads him on a particularly frustrating wild goose chase in the quest for a certain blue vase.
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Furious beyond words, she throws her tray to the ground and pitches yet another vase perilously close to Mamacita's head.
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Josiah Wedgwood's "First Day's Vase" will return to the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery following a successful £21923,22017 (~ $17746,22017) fundraising campaign.
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In Medellín's Montesacro cemetery, I found a fresh bouquet of pastel-colored flowers in a vase next to Escobar's tomb.
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It seems like this vase, discovered and posted to Reddit by user ElLuthe, is perfectly capable of holding several flowers.
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A mirror had fallen off the wall and knocked over a glass vase filled with flowers on its way down.
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Peterson paints flat, broad shouldered characters in a style similar to the vase paintings of classical Greek and Roman antiquity.
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There's beige paint, a vase of fake flowers on a wall pedestal, and a series of portraits, Mother after Mother.
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My partner, a professional photographer, took photos with each camera of a plant in a colorful vase in natural lighting.
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While 50A's "One sending flowers, say" is ADMIRER, "One holding flowers" at 52A is not the recipient, but the VASE.
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The J. Paul Getty Museum added two antiquities to its collection: a Roman marble head and a Geometric Greek vase.
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At that point they continued blowing to puff up the size of the now double vase, which they call Pushmepullme.
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Inside, the dining room is narrow and bright; at every table stands a red cloth heart in a silver vase.
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The Japanese trio of Stay Gold (Vase), Eishin Preston (Mile), and Agnes Digital (Cup) were joined by Australia's Falvelon (Sprint).
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SPECIAL SECTION: DESIGN An article on Page 2800 about imaginative vases misstates the name of a vase by Esque Studio.
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The antique side table held only Milagro Silver Barrel Reserve, shot glasses and a vase of rich persimmon-colored roses.
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A small round, tiled table with fresh flowers in a glass vase and two chairs rounded out the sophisticated room.
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The vase sports symmetrical phallic protuberances along its base, and all around the vessel are delicately hand-painted surgical steps.
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I found the red rose from the vigil, starting to fade and wilt, in a vase on the kitchen counter.
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The Green Vase hollyhock, $325, dahlias, $7723 each, rose, $150, and Victorian bouquet, $880, John Derian Company, (212) 677-3917.
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In the commercial, Peter is seated at a pottery wheel, trying his hand at making what looks like a vase.
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One stoneware vase is shaped like an askew tree stump, with a pair of women's heads growing from its top.
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This tiered tulip vase stands more than five feet high and its form mimics the gabled roofs of Shinto shrines.
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I told a supporter in New Hampshire that we had beautiful flowers, but that I failed to create a vase.
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There's a Jeff Koons vase, next to a sketch by Ms. Riley's mother of the first house the family built.
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One of them was an extremely valuable clay vase that her grandmother had made 40 years earlier—a family heirloom.
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And though your order doesn't include a vase there are plenty of perfect matches on offer from the home decor site.
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They poorly wrap a couch, Davidson wreaks havoc on the trampoline outside and Hart even manages to accidentally break a vase.
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The Maddie Bouqet with Vase, $125, available at UrbanStemsAfter years of sending regular flowers, maybe it's time you tried something different.
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In one shot a little girl gleefully sniffs a yellow and green arrangement that was placed in a dainty cream vase.
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There was a decorative fireplace that held a variety of eclectic knickknacks, like a geometric vase and a piece of driftwood.
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She's a powerhouse detective, a loving mom, and a woman who's not afraid to throw a vase "by" someone else's head.
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But that doesn't stop her from throwing a vase at her baby daddy's new girlfriend when she yells at the child.
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A gigantic catfish escapes them; instead, they pull up a vase-like container, an amphora, bearing unusual markings on its seal.
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The highest lot was "A Fine and Exceedingly Rare Blue and White 'Fruit and Flower Spray' Vase" (dated between 1723-1735).
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Today I saw a vase that had the textures of small holes all over it, and I couldn't look at it.
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Worried she is insufficiently bold, she steals a fish, frees a dog, smashes a vase, takes a lover, then takes another.
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"For me, it's polyethylene or it's polypropylene," said Ms. Lagana, a guess based on the feel and smell of the vase.
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There is an opening in the vase, which suggests that it has a purpose — to hold flowers or paint brushes, perhaps.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was cleaning a crystal Tiffany vase one evening and cut my hand on the inside rim.
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She says she put her hands on the vase to carry it to the dining room, and that's when it imploded.
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A small, elongated vase (like an umbrella stand) is placed just next to the pedestal and signals a vacancy of sorts.
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But they're people who have established their reputations over decades and have particular skills: They're great bronze experts, or vase experts.
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My parents choose to display a blue glass vase (a gift from me) and, somewhat incongruously, a little bronze Komodo dragon.
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Mr. Medici said on Monday in a telephone interview that he had no recollection of having handled the vase in question.
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One exercise asks first graders to pair objects, like a shirt and shorts, for example, or a flower and a vase.
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Early in the meal, a short glass vase arrives at the table loaded with Parmesan-crusted breadsticks about a yard long.
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On February 14, she intends to get a tattoo of 17 sunflowers in a vase modeled after Vincent Van Gogh's paintings.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday joked that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un might send him a "beautiful vase" for Christmas.
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It's rather like the derelictions of youth: If you break the vase, don't wait for mom to notice and then confess.
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There were fresh lilies in a vase, vintage pendant lamps, a free half-bottle of bubbly, free Wi-Fi and coffee.
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"It took a good two months to learn," he said, adding that he once bought a $500 vase for his mother.
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There was a kettle on the stove, and someone had filled a vase with lily of the valley, the workers' flower.
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She keeps the flowers Joaquin gave her last Valentine's Day—his "last act of love," she calls them— in a vase.
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Perhaps the vase liberated Matisse from his academic art training, which required him to draw models exactly as he saw them.
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A table with a vase of flowers is placed between the man, in the foreground, and the pigeons in the background.
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When the vase is hurled at a blaze and shatters, 770ml of the liquid is released to put out the fire.
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The stage was set with two chairs, and the table between held not just water bottles, but a vase of fresh flowers.
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The present appears to be a variety of Japanese cherry blossom stems, arranged in a glass vase atop her wood coffee table.
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Their vase and accessory selection is seriously over the top, so you'll be sure to find one that best fits mom's decor.
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The Firevase is a flower vase that you literally throw at a fire like a grenade in order to put it out.
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But to be able to do that you need to be able to differentiate between the Ming vase and the coffee table.
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I stepped outside the room, found an empty vase behind the nurse's station and arranged the flowers while he and I chatted.
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Even Tuesday night's season 2 episode "Betsy" was seemingly saved with a trip to Red Hook, Brooklyn, and a cool flower vase.
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Deondre told police his GF began to smash items, including a vase -- and then tried to pull the TV off the wall.
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That's important when you are retrieving a 17th-century vase, as it did on its first dive, at the end of April.
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It is a vase made around 8003 at the Dorflinger glass factory in White Mills, Pa., not a wine ewer from 2800.
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It is a vase made around 1895 at the Dorflinger glass factory in White Mills, Pa., not a wine ewer from 1899.
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The vase can be used to add some greenery to their desk, or to store pens, pencils, and other small office goods.
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A rotund blue vase shape in the upper-right corner might read like a female counterpart — vagina, womb — to the phallic serpent.
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In one image, titled Hypnotizing, red Laceleaf flowers protrude from a seltzer-bottle-turned-vase while red splotches splash about the frame.
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My mom held onto the glass vase for years, a memento of that time and how kind our fellow citizens could be.
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It is an untitled painting created by Ms. Harmon: vibrant flowers spewing from a cream-colored vase against a bold red background.
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WASHINGTON — In the Senate chamber on Monday, John McCain's desk was draped in black and topped with a vase of white roses.
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A chartreuse vase that reappears in three photographs has gashes and bumpy striations, as if a desktop printer was low on ink.
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Beauty for Mom was almost disembodied, like a vase or a piece of furniture — an object to be positioned for best advantage.
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Hyperallergic reached out to Kenneth Weine, the Met's chief communications officer, to ask why the return of the vase took so long.
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Accomplishing something useful sounds way more fun than trying to negotiate your way home on the subway with a vase of flowers.
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I look up and am stopped in my tracks by a lovely reproduction of a Delft china tulip vase in the museum.
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Each page features background information about the farmer involved, and you can add a vase to any bouquet for an additional fee.
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UrbanStems also suggests vases that complement each bouquet, should you want to spend a little extra to send a vase as well.
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It's a one-stop shop for a silk maxi dress ($230), cotton hammam towels ($13 to $32) and a ceramic vase ($110).
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For example, with Magic Leap One, you can render digital flowers in a physical vase so they can appear fresh every day.
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Upon inspection, cops noticed a hole that had been punched in the wall of Tre's bedroom and a broken vase and lamp.
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Then he added several other items to complement the boxes, including stacked books, a glass vase for flowers and a ceramic knot.
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The work also has a dialogue with Pablo Picasso's 'Friendship Bouquet' and his sculpture 'Woman with Vase' in the act of offering.
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Her 25 sculptures on view are vase-like, each retaining in some form a plastic bottle's bumpy base and its ridged neck.
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That afternoon, Roberto, a floral designer at Q, was placing tall orchids and oversize green monstera leaves into a large glass vase.
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A ceramic sculpture and a ceramic vase are listed, but we don't know if they're something child-friendly like a lamb or not.
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A 2500-inch vase in the shape of an owl by Pablo Picasso was stolen from ACA Gallery in Manhattan's Chelsea gallery district.
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"Women & Museums V" involves a similar method of abstraction: a photograph of a patterned vase is layered atop one of a marble surface.
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Janine Antoni's "Caryatid (Crackled green glaze over red oxide on an ovoid bodied vase with a truncated neck)" (2003) is an inverted monument.
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She has poured a glass of milk and picked a daylily from the long drive, put the flower in a silver bud vase.
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Once you've made your selection, it'll be delivered speedily in an elegant vase (not a plain old box) right to your mom's doorstep.
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With the addition of human legs jutting out from the sides, the opening of the vase starts to look like an oversized orifice.
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Mostly known for his glass works, including a vase design also named "Olga", Sipek is sometimes credited with starting the "neo-baroque" style.
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When a woman tried stepping in, Allen allegedly threw a glass vase at her and trashed the shop before bystanders took him down.
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A slim vase held a bouquet of lilies of the valley, their delicate white blossoms hanging like tiny bells off bright-green stems.
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Recently he's done time-lapse drawing videos for FCKR and La Vase from Leipzig, Pretty Hurts from Berlin and Modern Delusion from Croatia.
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She follows the twisting curves of an ornate, inexpensive flower vase because the act of painting leads her away from her inward turbulence.
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If you don't have space to grow plants outside, your idea of gardening is probably a small vase that sits on your windowsill.
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Like finding a winning lottery ticket A family in Paris digging around in the attic found an ancient Chinese vase in a shoebox.
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The sale's top lot, a Chinese Dayazhai Grisaille decorated yellow-ground vase from the late 19th to early 20th century, sold for $35,000.
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Initially intended to be a one-off, Flowers for Lisa #1 was a simple yet wildly colorful image of flowers in a vase.
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The day of the wedding, the centerpieces began toppling because the sister didn't know how to balance the flowers correctly in the vase.
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Lee Friedlander's photo of stems and leaves in a vase is a study of the power of glass and water to refract light.
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When a gust of wind blew a vase of peonies to the ground, four male donors in blazers rushed to restore the arrangement.
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Unglazed and plain, it sits far below the blue vase and radiates with placidity, not structural or intrinsic, but merely a hanger-on.
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A countertop shelving unit held tissues, a hair dryer and vanity kit, along with a tiny sculpted bird and a stone-colored vase.
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For her painting "#334" (2020), Calvert used a vinyl mask to block out areas the floral arrangement in Ruysch's "Vase with Flowers" (1700).
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And then at Adrian Sassoon, there's a thick, erect, 7-foot-high, ceramic vase shaped like a column and painted with fig leaves.
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At the same auction, an elaborately decorated "fish" vase, also thought to be of Imperial provenance from the Qianlong era, raised $19 million.
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This week's travel diary: A 24-year-old between jobs visits all the stops in Amsterdam and takes home a very dramatic vase.
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Nobody excites Mr. Trump as much as Russia's Vladimir V. Putin, who is to democracy what a sledgehammer is to a Ming vase.
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Time Warp won the race in 2017 and the two brothers will square off again, but Deirdre is entered in the Vase instead.
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He has sold several of his finds to the Metropolitan Museum of Art over the years, including an antique 19th-century green vase.
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Or I'd go to a chic house, like Tom's, and there would be beautiful green hydrangeas in a vase, and that was it.
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Soon after a photo of Pence holding a bouquet of red roses and a vase filled with pink-and-white buds surfaced on Twitter.
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Claire isn't ready, and tells him to go fuck a grad student, cementing the sentiment by throwing a vase at his head (she misses).
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Picture this: you're roughhousing with your friends and you accidentally break a precious vase and have to fix it before your mom comes home.
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Second, the two women bicker about whether or not Issa broke a vase at Molly's house when she lived with her several years prior.
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Add a quick read, a vase of flowers (or move a plant there from another room), a reading lamp if possible, and a candle.
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When a woman tried to step in, Allen allegedly threw a glass vase at her and vandalized the shop before bystanders took him down.
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Mikey went on a tear, breaking drinking glasses, running his tiny motorized car into a family heirloom vase and violently yanking Brace's sister's hair.
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Abruptly, as if she decided that this was not an appropriate place, she excused herself to go into her kitchen and find a vase.
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My dried flowers bought for me by my mother live in a vase from my artist grandmother whom I never got to know, unfortunately.
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As simple as it sounds, no one from San Marcos had ever thought of making a vase because they had no use for one.
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Did Macke mean to suggest that using a vase or a guitar as a symbol for a woman does a disservice to them both?
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In "Poppies by a Victorian Mirror" (1965), the artist presents identifiable objects, such as a vase and flowers, while continuing to give color precedence.
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Finally, Fatebe flings back her head, her open mouth crammed with more than a dozen asparagus stalks, as if her mouth were a vase.
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They can be laid across the plate at each setting, or a bunch of them can be placed in a vase for a buffet.
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We'd fill a small vase with those flowers, and it would sit on the side table next to my bed as I said goodbye.
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Lithe and compact, he curled up in an armchair across from an open kitchen, which Clarke had decorated with a vase of quince branches.
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The case really began in 2014, when Tsirogiannis tracked down the Python vase by consulting the records of a convicted antiquities trafficker, Giacomo Medici.
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She suggested buying some and taking them back to your hotel, where you can request housekeeping to put them in a vase for you.
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You're not hammering nails into walls; you're chasing light — carrying a vase from the front of the apartment to the back, and so on.
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"Instead of a fussy bouquet, a vase filled with one type of flower, or greens, is best," said Ms. Joliet, who recommends eucalyptus branches.
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Once you get to the end of the exhibit and receive the handout, you find out it's a vase that features Indian Mughal design.
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Park Gi-jong, 62, who has just got his vase, said he was reassured to have it in his terraced house and office building.
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Artist unknown, "Vase in Fungus Form" (17th–20th century) (courtesy Cantor Arts Center Collection) Masayuki, "Netsuke of Jurojin Holding a Staff and Fungus" (c.
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Try arrangements inspired by their favorite bodega snack or greasy dinner, or get straight to the point and use your butt as a vase!
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Even in terms of subject matter, I have to be careful about how many things involve a plant, a vase, or a figurative woman.
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"The most genuine, non-vase-oriented gift I can hope for is that the right person reads this, finds Jason, and another love story begins."
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"The skulls had to be glued together like an antique vase from many small bits," said Mr. Solovyov, now 65 and still working the case.
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Home looks like a cross between a small vase and a large salt shaker, the kind you might find on a Williams-Sonoma wedding registry.
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Every product is sized and rendered to scale, so you can see exactly how a juicer, Echo device, or vase will fit on your countertop.
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"A Vase of Flowers" is the only painting by an early modern Dutch woman in the museum's collection and an intricate example of the form.
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In red, they're hopelessly romantic, botanical shorthand for I love you; yellow is vibrant and cheerful, a ray of sunshine in a thrift-shop vase.
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Commenting on her Vase series, shown after the revolution of 1979, Lashai said that she felt her viewers too could be distracted by nature's sanctuary.
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At the Chadwick home, officers found an open safe in the downstairs office and a broken red vase and blood splatter in an upstairs bathroom.
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Like, if your asshole cat decides it wants to destroy that glass cup you forgot to put away or that heirloom vase from your grandma.
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How bout this poor doggo (or should we say cake pup?) who accidentally ended up stuck in a vase full of Valentine's Day cake pops?
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Gaines recommends adding freshly cut stems or greenery to a vase in an entryway or placing a basket in the living room for throw blankets.
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Not with a bang but with a dozen tired reporters waiting for Pelosi as a vase of fresh flowers and eight personalized pens look on.
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Together, they dreamed up more or less circular objects made from squarish materials: a light and dark wood-striped tray, and a bowl and vase.
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Ms. Hadid subsequently designed sinuous, vase-like sculptures for the Berengo glassmaking studio, which have yet to be produced, said Adriano Berengo, the studio's founder.
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Many objects in this haunted shop, whether a vase, chair, lamp or wall hanging, had lips, eyes or a face, and intimations of a soul.
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You're the water bearer, or the Star card in the tarot: a sexy person sitting by a river with a vase, bringing the world inspiration.
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The sale's top lot, Antonio Ponce's "A basket of apples and quincces and flowers in a glass vase on a stone ledge," sold for $576,500.
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He became the first 3-year-old to win the Vase, and he gave his renowned trainer, Aidan O'Brien, his first victory in Hong Kong.
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The Danish artist Frederik Nystrup-Larsen's best known piece is a textured concrete vase that looks like it was carved from coral or volcanic rock.
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The Beijing-based bidder never paid for that vase, and it was sold privately in 2013 to another buyer for $32 million to $238 million.
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The result was a crescent-shaped car called the "New Beetle," launched in 1998, which offered playful touches such as a built-in flower vase.
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Jewel-toned Milo Baughman armchairs and playful midcentury modern accents (acrylic chairs, a chunky Lucite vase) lend the couple's living room a warm, joyful mood.
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The vase had been taken over by the house, without regard or relish, and I wondered, while we talked, how I might ask about it.
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On Thursday, his grave was marked with a small white metal cross and a vase of white artificial flowers, which had fallen onto its side.
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A series of other works, including Norman Rockwell paintings, a Chinese vase, and decorative screens, have been sold at auction and/or to private buyers.
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Nearly a month after the shooting, officers filed a search warrant seeking a "black flower vase with Styrofoam insert and fake flowers" from the hotel.
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And speaking of birds, painter Jeffrey Morabito's work includes at least one goose depicted, quizzically, inside of a brown vase with its long neck protruding.
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The recovery of a small vase from the wreck of La Lune, once Louis XIV's flagship, marked a significant step in man's discovery of the oceans.
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Fitbit Blaze Smart Fitness Watch — $159.95 (list price $199.95) See Details Bring mom a bouquet of flowers with a vase that doubles as a smartphone stand.
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" And he goes on ... "This is a 100% winnable vase (sic) since Dr. PHIL ran a stop sign and was in the wrong lane of traffic.
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He then allegedly threw a glass vase at a woman who was attempting to help his girlfriend, as well as a man who tried to intervene.
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According to Renee Gondek, a specialist in Greek vase-painting and imagery related to gender construction, this dynamic would have been highly unusual in ancient Greece.
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In that carnal painting, Picasso merges a woman's head (two eyes, nose, and mouth) and body (breasts, vagina, and ass) with a vase on a pedestal.
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CRUMPLED paper roses, a broken vase and a brass plaque mark the spot in Ferguson, Missouri, where a policeman shot dead Michael Brown four years ago.
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Some of Alagem's imagery is staged; for example, she painted pieces of a broken vase based on a real one, which she smashed and photographed herself.
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The penis vase is embossed with images of bank notes, while the second artwork, is half bull, half bear — the two animals associated with financial markets.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art returned two looted antiquities; a 19433th-century BCE terracotta vase and a 5th-century BCE marble sculpture of a bull's head.
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"Circe as a character is the embodiment of male anxiety about female power," Ms. Miller said, as she studied the vase, snapping photos with her phone.
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There were dead fish in every vase, there was yellow paint on the floor and walls, and he had smashed a guitar and a bass guitar.
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Whiteley hopes his new theory will attract enough attention and funding for a research team to recreate the Portland Vase using the pate de verre method.
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We're told when Jen got home later that night, she found her home ransacked ... someone smashed a flat-screen TV, a vase, pictures and glass frames.
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If you had money and you were hip, you expressed your renegade affluence by positioning a West Elm vase on top of a $573,000 Biedermeier chest.
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Also taken were two other works by Rembrandt, several drawings by Degas, a Chinese vase and Govaert Flinck's "Landscape with an Obelisk" (1638), the museum said.
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After all, you can now buy your mom a flower vase bong for Mother's Day; or maybe she'll like this nice Magical Butter kitchenware from Amazon.
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Think of that moment you are looking at an optical illusion when a thing you're looking [at] is suddenly something else, a vase becomes a face.
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Furthering the show's visual combustion are an ancient Minoan octopus vase and Mycenaean statuettes excavated on Crete and eight sculptures and masks from various African peoples.
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There's no theme, really — the pages feature everything from a flower-filled vase to a squirrel nestled beneath a bush to a bird and bird's nest.
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We see a vase-like shape with rippling sides and two differently colored tubular forms extending from its shoulders, like sleeves, until they touch the pedestal.
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"Comedy can't be some burly, swaggering, tell-it-like-it-is mosh pit and also be a delicate vase that needs to be protected," he said.
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The 2000th-century BCE terracotta vase, attributed to the artist Python, had been on display in the museum's Greco-Roman galleries for more than two decades.
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A Chinese vase brought to Sotheby's in an old shoebox was identified as an 18th-century porcelain vessel bearing the mark of Qing dynasty Emperor Qianlong.
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Last week, the Met surrendered an ancient vase that it bought at auction in 1989 because of concerns that it might have been looted from Italy.
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Offered on behalf of Quinn's Auctions in Virginia, the vase had been cataloged as being 2110th or 2000th century and was estimated at $5003 to $2500.
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She showed off a vase of roses that were made from money, a Moët vending machine, and yes, a shower that's bigger than my entire bathroom.
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Adhering your knickknacks to shelves and tables using earthquake putty assures that your favorite picture frame or vase won't end up in pieces on the floor.
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"Try hanging a pretty wall of plates in your kitchen, sprinkling a few around on bookshelves, or even placing a vase on your nightstand," Griffin added.
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Finishing touches are being applied to the orb — on close inspection it's really more of a vase — just as hopes of European unity have faded precipitously.
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I found this highly stylized Kuramata vase at a gallery in Japan that deals with radical design, and it was much more reasonable than I expected.
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Mr. Schmidt said that generating publicity about "Vase of Flowers" should make it harder for the Germans who hold the painting to try to sell it.
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Curators at the British Museum realized that a work of art they have been advertising as a vase, is actually a mace-head flipped upside down.
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I place an order on CB2 for a few items I've been meaning to get, like a vase and organizational baskets, and the total comes to $100.00.
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Still life artwork "Vase of Flowers," painted by 18th century Dutch artist Jan van Huysum, was stolen from Florence by German troops during the Second World War.
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To make sand art like this one, artists typically use a small pipette, funnel, or other device to layer sand strategically into a glass container or vase.
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"A Vase of Flowers" hangs in Manhattan's Metropolitan Museum of Art, where it has been a part of the museum's collection since its earliest days in 1871.
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She looks at a Ming vase at a market in Brussels and feels "ashamed" of Chinese who live abroad and have "only contempt" for their ancestral heritage.
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The time saved by cutting out any third parties, though maybe only a few days, is precious when it comes to the lifespan of in-vase flowers.
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The Volkswagen Beetle is taking a bow, after its return and restyle in 2011 (and earlier rebirth in 1997 — the one with the built-in flower vase).
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In the case of making a vase out of crayons that involves covering your floor, yourself, and all of your tools with tiny bits of colored wax.
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Other works include two other works by Rembrandt, several drawings by Degas, a Chinese vase and Govaert Flinck's Landscape with an Obelisk (1638) according to the museum.
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On her desk she arranged a tissue box with a crocheted cover, a small, iridescent vase with three silk flowers, and a sturdy, expensive-looking ballpoint pen.
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Many of the visitors got as close to the performers as possible, studying them like a vase of flowers at a restaurant: Is this real or fake?
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Admiring a decorative gold sphere, I turned over a nearby vase to see if it had a mark from a designer like Kelly Wearstler or Jonathan Adler.
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Put your feet up on the coffee table, and you might knock over those pieces by Kakurezaki Ryuichi and Mori Togaku, or that vase by Matsui Kosei.
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There was; the bouquet, in a ceramic vase, was as striking as a sculpture and remarkably satisfying, like salt-and-vinegar potato chips plucked from the sea.
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McCain's Senate desk, which Graham stood next to while he spoke, has been covered with a black cloth with white flowers placed in a vase on top.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) Senate desk on Monday was draped in a black cloth and adorned with a vase of white roses following his death over the weekend.
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When I was in middle school, I got an ultra-layered haircut that did not look like The Rachel; it was more like an upside-down vase.
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The show's moderator, Whoopi Goldberg, has also been hosting from her home, typically sitting in a white chair, with bright red flowers in a vase behind her.
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Walker Evans's photo of a vase of wilting pink roses left over from his 70th birthday celebration, for example, may be seen as a meditation on mortality.
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The vase shows that farmers "approached the king for the new year festival bringing grain, sheep, gold and barley," said Mr. Brusasco, the University of Genoa archaeologist.
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In the dining alcove, in front of a collection of modern ceramic vases inspired by ancient urns, is a black-and-cream vase of his own creation.
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The intruder then attacked Mr. Black with a vase, Mr. Hayashi said, and Mr. Black pulled out a gun and shot the man twice in the torso.
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A lone poppy, its petals splayed as if ready to drop, rests neck-deep in a gold-plated vase whose silhouette recalls a pill or a bullet.
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Tsirogiannis had gathered copies of Polaroid photos shot between 1972 and 0003, reportedly seized from Medici's storehouses in 1995, which showed the Python vase encrusted with dirt.
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In the market for a pair of French gilded chairs upholstered in a tiger silk fabric, glitter-encrusted glass macarons, or an elegant, oversized vase from Holland?
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Here's an example: Two pieces of blue-and-white pottery are on display — a vase ringed with Persian script and a porcelain dish decorated with Chinese characters.
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Mr. Medici, reached in Italy, denied any role in connection with the recently seized vase, which the Met bought at auction at Sotheby's in 43 for $24,2000.
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Evidence indicates the 2,300-year-old vase, which the Metropolitan Museum of Art bought in 1989, was illegally dug up from an Italian grave in the 1970s.
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Pamela Keech, the museum's curator of furnishings, arrived at the Brooklyn Flea on a recent Saturday morning in search of a vase shaped like a brandy snifter.
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"The most genuine, non-vase-oriented gift I can hope for is that the right person reads this, finds Jason, and another love story begins," she wrote.
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Beneath a vase of dried and very ornate autumn flowers, I noted several self-help paperbacks on her nightstand, including one on living with the 12 Steps.
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The sale's top lot, a fine and magnificent cobalt-blue and iron-red "Dragon" vase, Meiping, seal mark and period of Qianlong, sold for 30,175,000 HKD (~$3,844,000).
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The Vase, of which there are examples at the Brooklyn Museum and the Metropolitan Museum, is festooned with imagery of nature, technology, and scenes from US history.
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