Antique Candy

sewing items, to hold pastilles or sweets like a parlor candy box, to hold powder and toiletries, or to

it as a catchall, candy or ring dish. You will be able to showcase it as a decorative piece in any

fashion begins.” Second remark: "In my Technicolor dreams, the candy shop is filled with brightly hued

compartments, perfect for serving candy, nuts, or other party treats, blending both functionality and avant

A set of three beautiful Art Nouveau serving tongs for pastry, cake, candy or meat. These serving

standing alone or with a small bouquet of fresh flowers or holding candies making a bold statement

, “bonbonniere” means “candy box.” In the modern sense, it is a small box for sweets. But there were wonderful

Italian Mid-Century (1940s) Venetian Murano "RIGADIN" pink and white swirl candy-stripe design

nice scenes with horses. The candy pink color and the curly ornaments are characteristic of Vieux

. Born in France during the 19th century, this charming candy box features a delicate barbotine décor

Lajaunie is a licorice candy whose strong flavor was designed to disguise the smoker's breath. Tamangno's

running horses on browband and dog heads on noseband. Four candy-striped round headbands attached with

eye candy in Contemporary, Traditional, Classic living room, office space, boutique hotel lobby

Co. of Czechoslovakia make one, like ours. Colors of candy with a raised design along the border The

An adorable amethyst cut to clear crystal candy dish, or 'bonbonnière', featuring an intricate

candies or chocolates. - Dimensions: 4 1/2" inches (11 cm) in height x 3 3/4" (9,5cm). - Weight: 136

that evokes traditional Japanese beauty. It was once used as a candy container. It is perfect for

jewelry to candy and 420. A beautiful example of a period box and perfect for a gift, housewarming

Our lovely antique French opaline glass candy dish with gilt decorations and gilt bronze mounts

ashtrays or candy dishes. Charming our eyes with their intricate designs, this assortment of five unique

lid and carrying handle. A lovely way to present sweet treats to guests in lieu of a biscuit or candy

English Sugar or Candy Bowl in Silver-Plate and Blue Opaline Glass, circa 1880-1900. The Sheffield

peacefully asleep in a chair, still holding a piece of candy in his hand. Seizing the opportunity, a playful

Exquisite Serving Centerpiece, Tazza Bowl, Candy Bowl, in Ruby Red Bohemian Cut-Glass Richly

also make a great candy dish! Dimensions: 5" Diameter 1.25" Tall

of the original family. The flowers are enameled with gold gilt. It is a candy or nut dish, small but

attract, entice and encourage the purchase of their candy products. This highly detaled two part, cast

offers ample space for holding fruits, candies, or chocolates, while also serving as a planter. Whether

In fairly good condition, this velvety pile, short-clipped arcade pattern carpet shows two candy

. Originally used a sugar or candy bowl. Stamped with three towers (made in Denmark of 830 silver) and 22

candy-like vivid colour with vibrant pinks and specs of darker and lighter reds particularly highlighted

Brilliantly Cut with Petal Rims Base Cut in Star Shape Underneath Perfect for Candy, Fruit or Flowers

—perfect as a catchall, candy dish, or even a fruit bowl, adding a touch of sophistication to any room

Beautiful glass candy jar with top. The top of the jar has an oval shaped beveled handle. This

Beautiful glass candy jar with top. The top of the jar has an oval shaped beveled handle. This

This large French Bon Bon jar is from a confectionary (candy shop) in France. The large glass jar

of Margaret "Candy" Becker (Austin, Texas 1942-2022). She was an artist in all areas of her life who

Three beautifully decorated Austrian/German biscuit or candy tins. The red oval: 8x3.5x5", large

impeccable condition, its bezel features a finely crafted leaf design intertwined with enchanting candy

for nuts, candies or is so beautiful as decoration alone! Complementary signature wrapping and

Antique English silver plate épergne with side candy holders for sweets, to complete the central

collection as they are both decorative and functional, they are ideal for displaying candies, snacks, nuts

Vintage Candy Box with Original Illustration by John Knowles Hare (1910) For collectors

perfect for flowers, candies, or fruits. Atop the bowl are two maidens in mid-dance, with their ribbons

perfect as a candy or nut dish. DIMENSIONS 6.25ʺW × 6.2ʺD × 2ʺH

, it is ideal for displaying candies, snacks, or even nuts. Stamped with crossed PB marking (for

container for sugar cubes, candies, and sweets. The set also includes a pair of tongs for hygienic removal

Candy to 420. We love this great little find and know you will too.. a great gift, house warming gift

. Length : 63 gr. - Sugar tongs. Length: 14 cm - Weight: 40 gr. - Candy cutlery: 4 pieces. Length: 15 cm

decorative bowls on tables to put fruit,candy or nice flowers. Made in painted pine.

hand. And the furnishing context can be modern. Think of it as another piece of wall candy, like an

kind of design reveals a uniquely Japanese sense of design. The deep candy-colored texture created by

want, jewelry, candy, etc. In the latter case, the sponge box can be easily removed. The original shape

. Cast glass vessels are intact at their original place. Candy sugar bowl along with two tea caddies

vases/Candy containers, 1880 Presenting a very large pair of exquisite amber crystal hand-carved and

is a perfectly functional bowl- ideal for presenting everything from candies to flower petals- it is

with the highest oil content, so over time the color changes to a dark candy brown. This tray was