Today I wanted to share with you my collection of Martha Stewart 1800flowers vases. These were vases produced to go with fresh flowers when ordered from the 1800flowers website. The Martha Stewart 1800flowers line was introduced in April 2008 and was discontinued around the end of 2010. There were quite a few advertisements and commercials (seen below) made for the line. During this time I ordered many arrangements from 1800flowers and collected the vases.
My collection of Martha Stewart 1800flowers vases
Burnished Gold Vase - inspired by an antique Alexis gave to Martha.
Classic Silvered Vase - inspired by a lamp (I believe) in Martha's Lily Pond home.
Ginger Jar Vase - inspired by a similar vase from Martha's personal collection.
Fishbowl Bottle Vase - modeled after a distilling flask from a chemistry lab.
American Ceramic Bowl - midcentury modern.
Opaline Glass Vase - silky smooth semi-translucent.
Ceramic Woven Basket - for spring celebrations.
Bamboo Grove Vase - inspired from an vase crafted from real bamboo.
Skylands Celery Vase - Victorian style vase for serving celery.
Trumpet Vase - the quintessential vase.
Silver Julep Cup - great in a group for a centerpiece and the beverage of the same name.
Matte Silvered Vase - minimalist with opulence.
Faux Bois Vase - false wood style used throughout Martha's Skyland home.
Ivory Cachepot - traditional vase for short stemmed flowers.
Lily Pond Thumbprint Vase - inspired from an art deco vase in Martha's Lily Pond home.
Other vases from the Martha Stewart 1800flowers collection:
Art & Crafts Bowl
White Geometric Vase
Art Deco Glass Vase
Tree Stump Planter
(I love this one!)
Wirework Basket
Natural Ceramic Planter
Scrolled Glass Vase
Galvanized Metal Planter
Cut Glass Vase
Martha Stewart 1800flowers.com logo
Some of the commercials:
There were also a few segments on the Martha show about the 1800flowers line as well as some post about the line on Martha's blog:
Martha Ringing the Bell at Nasdaq (unfortunately the pics on the blog dont show up anymore.)
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I hope you enjoyed seeing my collection. Hopefully in the future I will be able to find the remaining pieces. Take care readers!
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