Art Deco Revivial Plaster Flapper Lady Bud Vase
Unbranded (likely a 1980s giftware manufacturer such as House of Lloyd or similar) · Art & Decor > Vases

Era / Decade
1980s Art Deco Revival. Clues include the pastel 'Miami' color palette (peach and mint), the textured sandpaper-like finish, and the stylized flapper motif popular in 80s home decor.
Material
Cast Plaster (Chalkware) with a textured 'sand' paint finish. This is a fragile, lower-cost material compared to ceramic or porcelain.
Condition
Good. There is visible surface accumulation/dust in the texture and various small scuffs on the raised mint-colored ridges and the lady's hat. No large structural cracks are visible in the photo.
Demand Level
Moderate to Strong. The 'Pastel Postmodern' look is currently trending on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$20.00 - $45.00
Estimated Retail Value
$25.00 - $35.00 (original 1980s price); $45.00 - $60.00 (modern equivalent)
Comparable Sales
Similar molded plaster 80s lady vases typically sell for $25-$40 on eBay and up to $55 on curated Etsy vintage shops depending on the complexity of the paint design.
Description
Stunning 1980s Art Deco Revival tall vase featuring a relief carving of a glamorous flapper lady in a sun hat and gloves. The vase features a unique textured 'sand' finish in a quintessential 80s pastel palette of mint green, peach, and soft tan. The stylized fan/shell ribbing at the bottom adds a classic Deco architectural touch. Stands approximately 10-12 inches tall.
Key Features
Highly trendy 80s 'Palm Beach' or 'Miami Vice' aesthetic; Art Deco revival style is currently popular with Gen Z/Millennial decorators; unique textured finish; large statement size.
Authenticity Indicators
The lack of maker's marks and the specific plaster-cast construction are indicative of mass-produced 1980s decor. Confidence: High (it is a revival piece, not a 1920s original).
Flaws to Note
Paint loss and scuffs on the raised edges (common with plaster); heavy dust trapped in the textured finish which requires careful cleaning with a soft brush; potential bottom wear.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (best for vintage aesthetics), Depop (younger audience loves this style), or Facebook Marketplace (to avoid shipping risks for fragile plaster).
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Art Deco Revival', '80s Pastel', 'Flapper', 'Shell Motif', and 'Miami Vice Decor'. These items are very heavy and brittle; double-box for shipping. Clean gently with a dry soft paintbrush to remove dust from the crevices without damaging the paint.