Six Brass Champagne Flutes, circa 1970

Lamp in chromed bronze in fluted column shape standing on a cubic base and a small square shape base. Work realized in the 1970s. New and functional electrical system. The p...

Paul Kedelv, attributed to. Flygsfors, edited by. Cup, or empty pocket, in two-tone mustache-shaped glass. Swedish word realized in the 1960s. Dimensions : H 15 x W 46 x D ...

Shell and silvered brass duck-shaped trinket bowl. Italian work by the Maison Binazzi, circa 1970.

Rectangular mirror in gilt brass with curved angles and with an edge forming a depression. Scandinavian or German work realized in the 1970s.

Oblong rectangular mirror with stylized bamboo motif in gilt brass. Work realized in the 1970s. Reference : LS4549271

Bookcase lamp in gilded brass, articulated and rectangular in shape. French work realized in the 1970s. New and functional electricity, works with ...

Set stylish mid-century Champagne flutes with tapering cone-shaped stems and circular bases decorated in a mottled pattern and gilded. The hand-hammered bowls also have gilded interiors to create a most attractive and elegant appearance. This is a typical design from Stuart Devlin. At Langfords, we stock a large selection of antique and contemporary silverware from some of the most collectable silversmiths, including Stuart Devlin, Paul Storr, George Adams, Omar Ramsden and De Vecchi. Who is Stuart Devlin? In the 1960s, with old silversmithing techniques dying out, Devlin cut the chains of tradition and developed new techniques and experimented with old ones, to create radically different designs. His unique approach incorporated intricate silver-gilt decoration to produce a wide variety of tactile surfaces and filigree forms instead of just plain silver. Gilded filigree is an important design motif of his large centrepieces and candelabra, while silver-gilt features in Champagne flutes, goblets and beakers. His distinctive Easter egg and Christmas box curios, now collectors' items, are instantly recognisable as his. Among his most popular commissions, Devlin designed coins for 36 countries throughout the world, including the UK, and precious medals and coins for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games...

Champagne flute made in blown in a mold glass. The Tulip collection is a glassware family by Aldo Cibic, who designed these pieces walking the line between classical and postmodern d...

Beautiful set of six flute glasses in silver plated perfect for champagne. No brand present. Used but in good condition.

This is a rare and beautiful set of of six champagne flutes in an almost Canary Yellow color and are attributed to the Steuben Glass Company.Steuben Glass was started in England in t...

In 1991, Gunnar Cyrén designed the Nobel flute for the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize. The crystal champagne glass is hand-painted with details in real 21 karat gold. The bowl, which holds 6 oz, has a long and narrow shape to preserve the bubbles in sparkling beverages. To this day, Nobel Prize-winners and royalty use the champagne glasses from the Orrefors Nobel...

Traditional allure and eclectic style effortlessly come together in this elegant set of six champagne flutes. Exquisitely crafted of crystal, each flutes boasts a different vibrant s...