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A selection of our Akro #766 Hand Vases. These are a bit harder to find than other types of Akro Smalls. |
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A recent find is this nicely blue marbleized Akro Agate Hand Vase. We didn't have a blue marbleized Hand Vase in our collection and were delighted to add this one. |
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A selection of our Akro #765 Cornucopia Vases, Types A and B. The Type A has a flat foot. The Type B has a slightly raised foot.This Vase is still very commonly found. Akro must have made a lot of them! |
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Shown is a royal blue marbleized Akro Agate Cornucopia. A Cornucopia marbleized with this color is a bit harder to find than with the other colors. |
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A selection of our Akro Floral Urns. While not as common as the Cornucopias, this little Vase can be fairly easily found. Look for good color. |
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A selection of our Akro Beaded Top Urns. Look for good color. |
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We finally have a royal blue marbleized Akro Agate Beaded Top Urn to join the other ones in our collection. These royal blue marbleized Beaded Top Urns are harder to find than the other colors. |
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A selection of our Akro # 764 Grecian Urns. These are not as common as other Akro Smalls. The one shown with the Niagara Falls scene hand painted on it, is very hard to find. |
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Couldn't pass this one up! It's a green and blue marbleized Akro Agate Grecian Urn. Double or triple marbleized Akro Smalls are always desirable. |
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Some of our Akro #658 Lily Vases. This perhaps the most recognizable Akro piece made. The Jean Vivaudou Company of NYC sometimes used these Lily Vases for sachet containers. |
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A selection of Akro #657 Lily Planters. These may have been used as cosmetic containers, but the records are not clear on this point. These Planters are fairly common, though not as plentiful as the Lilly Vases. |
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