Sizes range from small tabletop bud vases to tall floor vases. Listings show heights from about 6 inches up to 34.25 inches, with several common tabletop sizes around 7–15 inches.
Clean gently: most listings recommend spot cleaning or wiping with a soft, non-abrasive cloth. One heavy metal floor set specifically advises cleaning with a non-abrasive cloth.
Only a few listings include exact dimensions. A specified floor vase set lists uniform base diameters of 6.69" and neck openings of 3.54"; a small bud vase set lists an opening of 1". Most other listings do not state neck or opening sizes.
Weights vary from a few pounds for tabletop vases to heavier floor pieces. Examples in the listings include 2.64 pounds and 4–5 pounds for tabletop items, and 15.2 pounds for a large floor set.
Common materials shown in the listings include ceramic and stoneware, metal and zinc alloy, and hand-painted clay.
Listings use different water-permeability labels: some are marked "Watertight," others "Waterporous" or explicitly "not watertight," and one listing is labeled "Untested or Unrated" for water permeability.
Uses vary by item: some ceramics described as not watertight are suggested for artificial flowers or branches; others are listed as suitable for fresh flowers, dried arrangements, or standalone décor. Small bud vases are noted for single stems or small sprigs.