Antique Candy

Useful as jewelry bowl, candy bowl or ashtray, and also as vide-poche, Denmark, circa 1923.

Zaluzianskya selaginoides - Common names: night phlox, midnight candy - Interesting fact: Zaluzianskya is admired for its sweetly fragrant white flowers, which open in the ...

They are ideal for storing and showcasing items such as candies, dried flowers, or other small treasures.

These will make unique displays for fruit or candies, or wonderful stands for those special objects.

The careful separation of layers between the white ribbons and the Cherry Red colour is evident towards the base of the dish and gives a 'deconstructed striped candy' effect. This ef...

Measurements approx: height 12,60 in - 32 cm, diameter 9,45 in - 24 cm This extremely rare piece can be used in many ways, as a vase, as a flower pot, as a jardiniere or as a biscui...

The bronze is a fabulous pen tray or desk tray, candy dish or jewelry holder, or a wonderful piece of sculpture.

Useful as jewelry bowl, candy bowl or ashtray, and also as vide-poche. Great gift idea and beautiful accent in any Summer house.

This cameo glass "Ombelle" vase by French Art Nouveau masters, Daum Nancy, features a rounded body of smooth, light candy pink glass decorated by two delicate umbel blooms in green c...

The exterior is covered with a paper printed in color lithography, and the interior is painted candy apple red. The scene is signed "Tolmer," perhaps Roger Tolmer who was active in F...

Vase Le verre francais Art Deco Origin France Circa 1925 Artist Charles Schneider Candy enamel mark on its base perfect condition.

Beautiful as a standalone piece, as a candy dish, or a small vide-poche/catchall for jewelry (as demonstrated), other small items, etc.

Measures 15 inches tall and about 7 wide for the pair of lided urns. 9 inches in diameter for the candy dish, 13inches wide x 8 inches in depth x 7inches tall for the bowl and about ...

This 18th century English School portrait of a gentleman attired in garb befitting an earl is a fine example of aristocratic portraiture, a subject that became increasingly popular d...

Beyond its visual elegance, it has utility as a serving piece for berries, candy or nuts, or as a wine tester. On the reverse side, the marks of Christofle can be found engraved alo...

He designed for the family Heller in cooperation with Simon Schmiderer "la reine Candy store" in the Madison Avenue. A further big order was a residential around the Central Park.

- Culinary Uses: Similar to other licorice plants, it is used as a flavoring agent in candies, beverages, and herbal teas. - Other Uses: It is used in cosmetics and skincare p...

Le verre francais (Charles Schneider) rare sealed at its base with candy Art Deco period, circa 1920 origin France.

Le Verre Fracaus rare format - square mouth - Art Deco Period Origin France Artist: Charles Schneider signed with candy circa 1920 in perfect condition. Charles Schneider was an Art ...

Unusually the frilled rim is edged with a pink and white latticino "Candy Cane" of unusually delicate workmanship.

The sense of joy and happiness in the assortment of such delightfully colored little motifs in the borders, reminiscent of shiny tiny beads or candies in glittery wrapping, is hard t...

Please view the images to see the quality of these gorgeous plates; "eye-candy" for the table or display!

This piece begins an entirely new genre - Candy Opal.

Set consists of a coffee pot, teapot, sugar, creamer, 12 plates, candy bowl, and 12 cups and saucers, all complete and in remarkable condition!

This signature is commonly called a "candy cane". The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on or near the bottom of the piece.

Circa early 1900s This lovely set consists of: Oval serving platter ~ 1.25 H x 8 W x 9 D Oval serving bowl ~ 2 H x 9.5 W x 6 D Oval serving bowl ~ 2 H x 8 W x 6 D Oval candy...

This suite is absolute eye candy from every angle, it has stunning original hand painted Chinoiserie panels, claw & ball free and recently upholstered cushions In terms of the cond...

86 piece dinner service with the marking: "Original ZWIEBELMUSTER, Czechoslovakia", in the Classic Blue Onion, Meissen Pattern, comprising: 24 dinner plates, 9.5" diameter 12...

It is perfect for displaying fruits, candies, or any other decorative items, making it a versatile addition to any home decor.

It is perfect for displaying fruits, candies, or any other decorative items, making it a versatile addition to any home decor.

Warp: wool, ivory Weft: wool, ivory, 3-12 shots between knotted rows Knot: symmetrical, weaving direction adjacent to niche, no warp depression Knot count: 5H x 3V = 15 knots/squar...

Pollard oak is one of my favourite timbers, it is pure eye candy from all angles We have cleaned waxed and polished this from top to bottom, there will be normal age and use rela...

Overall very attractive appearance Would also serve well as a stunning parlor tazza, monumental candy dish, proper period decor; add a touch of classic sophisticated elegance and re...

This Burmese 19th century red metal offering basket would be an impressive decorative item in most homes, perhaps in an entrance where it could serve to hold keys or in a living room...

This pendant features a rock crystal cabochon (backed with red lining) that has a wonderful saturated and almost 'strawberry candy-like' hue. The cabochon is embellished with a go...

This border is framed by red-and-white candy-stripe lines and is repeated on the outside border on the outer edge.

In more recent years these dispensers have also been employed for nuts and candy, as well! A nostalgic homage to a bygone era when customer service was the norm, with everyone enter...

Set includes: o 33 assiettes (8.75" diam) o 13 shallow soup plates (8.5") o 18 dessert plates (8.5") o 9 saucers (5.25") o 9 cups (2 " H x 3.5 x 4 ) o 12 cream jars with thei...

Elegant hand blown Victorian style crimped and ruffled Murano glass footed candy dish / bowl in blue and garnet, Italy, 19th century.

We are delighted to offer for sale this absolutely stunning circa 1780 Primate French milking or children’s chair in burr chestnut What a stunning piece, the wood tells a thousand...

Perhaps cookies, muffins, or candies. Everything is about scale, and one can’t go wrong with an extra large candy dish!

It’s made in the Gothic Pugin style as mentioned, it dates to the early Victorian era, circa 1840, I have never seen another of this quality, the patina is to die for, it is pure eye...

While this is a perfectly functional bowl- ideal for storing small valuables, candies or any number of other items- it is also an objet d'art in its own right that is ornate in its d...

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

All bout the ship is a mound of finely spun and flaked glass, with a consistency not unlike cotton candy, but coarser and reflective. Tall, expressive, and sculptural, I can’t say...

The Pawpaw fruit is used in beverages, candies, pies, puddings, and cocktails, but is hard to find in stores.

His worked appeared as art prints, calendars, advertising pieces, ink blotters, candy, handkerchief and jewelry boxes, magazine covers, children’s books, newspaper inserts, postcards...

This tray could have a number of practical uses, for keeping stationary, watches, jewelry, or thinking outside of the box, holding you remote controls and candy!! We have a matching...

This suite is absolute eye candy from every angle, it is Victorian with the original leather hide, the leather is in fully restored condition throughout, the colour had faded, it has...

Produced in a wide range of designs, they were developed during the same era as slot machines and were operated by inserting a coin and pulling a lever, the player standing to win pr...

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.

This signature is commonly referred to as a ‘candy cane’. The next signature was Le Verre Francais, engraved on the foot or near the bottom of the piece.