From Ireland to France: A Global Story of Vases at The Great Eastern Home

Each vase is a tale—of tradition, of location, and of the hand that formed it. The Great Eastern Home unites three extraordinary pieces that showcase these stories in dignified craftsmanship and enduring elegance. From the soft, sculptural elegance of classic Irish porcelain to the exuberant colour of mid-century French majolica and the luscious colours of antique cranberry glass, this collection is an invitation to introduce a hint of world heritage into contemporary home life.

Originating from the early to mid 1900s in Ireland, the Belleek Trumpet Vase, created out of high-quality Parian China, possesses a trumpet-like shape that’s covered in draping florals in flawless ivory – a refined bow to Edwardian style. With roots tracing back to the 1960s in France, Monaco Valouris Majolica Vase at The Great Eastern Home overflows with colour, presenting floral design and shiny gold-rimmed details, grounded by strong gilded handles that create a sculptural presence. Complementing the set is a Cranberry Glass Vase from the transitional period between Art Nouveau and Art Deco – a piece of poetic beauty, adorned with delicate floral patterns in white, blue, and gold, each stroke adding a touch of whimsy and vintage charm.

These vases are not merely accents—they are heirloom pieces that elevate any space with their character, history, and quiet splendour. Perfect for collectors and connoisseurs of interior detail, The Great Eastern Home’s latest offering is a celebration of artistry across time and culture.

Explore the collection at The Great Eastern Home showroom in Byculla, South Bombay or browse online to bring home a piece of the past, beautifully reimagined for today.