Spiral vases should work just as well as a bud vase especially with single stem flowers.
Lefton Bud Vase #1040 is valued at about $20.00 dukeofmarmunster
A bud vase would be ideal for a larger amount of gladiolas.
Vases like Bormioli Rocco Capitol Flower Bud Vase is specially for buds.
For small bouquets, try the Libbey 2824 7.5 Glass Bud Vase. It's perfect for small arrangements and single buds.
Aspill vase is Was)a small vase resembling a bud vase. It was usually kept on the mantle (fireplace) It was filled with rolled paper or very thin wood sticks (Spill)which where used to transfere fire from the fireplace to candles, lamps or a gentlemans cigar. Matches being costly or dear.
Generally yes. More often then not florists sell single roses in a water tube instead of a vase. They will charge extra if you request a vase. www.GiftTree.com offers 3 roses in a bud vase for $29.95. It's simple but still looks nice!
There are some like the mini bud vases - Curve Vase that is curved a bit at the neck.
A Portland vase is a Roman cameo glass vase. This is black and white vase.
A flower vase is 'un vase' (masc.) in French.
Flower vase in French is vase Ã? fleurs.
I wish I could give you hard and fast rules about this, but there aren't any. A bud vase would be excellent on a table this size, and the bud vase can be up to 14 inches tall. For a dinner party, it should be low enough to talk over which means that it shouldn't be more than about 8-10 inches tall. For a centerpiece for a focal table, the thing should be about a foot across and as much as 12 inches high. This does not take into account the size and shape of the vase..another problem. Talk to your florist about the purpose of the arrangement and see what she says. Your good sense is always the best guide.