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Marvelous and incredibly rare photo frame in chiseled Nile green crystal and solid brass, designed by Pietro Chiesa and produced by Fontana Arte in Italy during the 1950s. Fully ori...

This exquisite set of six crystal tumblers is from the iconic “Harmonie” collection by Baccarat, one of the most prestigious French crystal manufacturers. Each glass is signed “Baccarat France” on the base, confirming its authenticity and heritage. The “Harmonie” line is celebrated for its timeless elegance and masterful craftsmanship. These tumblers feature a clean, cylindrical silhouette adorned with deep vertical cuts that catch and reflect the light beautifully. The weighted base is intricately cut in a crosshatch pattern, adding balance, sparkle, and a luxurious feel in the hand. Both modern and classic, this design complements any style of tableware, from contemporary to traditional. Perfect for serving whiskey, cocktails, or even water in style, these glasses elevate any occasion with their refined brilliance. The exceptional clarity of Baccarat crystal and the precision of the cuts make these pieces both functional and decorative. This matching set is in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks, and showcases the enduring quality of fine French crystal. Whether for everyday indulgence or formal entertaining, these Baccarat tumblers...

Art Deco amethyst glass vase by Walther & Sons and a bowl by Moser Glass, all manufactured in the 1930's. Purple faceted crystal with an emboss...

This original vintage glass element was designed and produced in the 1970s in Lombardia, Italy. It is made in Sommerso Technique and has a fantastic faceted form. The vibrant color m...

More XL from Orrefors, which holds 20 oz, is excellent for flavorful red wines. The large, tulip-shaped bowl allows the wine to breathe and develop in the glass, bringing out its aro...

Luxury at its finest, set of 18 high-end glasses in multi-colored crystal by Baccarat. The pure and clean bowl contrast with an angular and tactile stem. The result of this union is ...