Antique Glass Sheets

A superb example of early Art Deco lighting, this piece features a hand-blown mottled glass shade crafted using Schneider’s signature “powdered glass” technique—where metal oxide-inf...

The sconce was made out of brass, opaline glass, iron and sheet metal (aluminum). At the front side the flush mount has a lockable window to change the bulbs easily.

Cournault met Després, an accomplished silversmith who moved in the circle of Modligiani, de Chirico, Braque and Signac, when Jacques Doucet commissioned the artists to complete an o...

Gallé intro-duces innovative models such as air bubbles and metal sheets in his glass work. Soon after, he revolutionized the glass industry by creating a factory that mass-produced ...

An authentic piece of American history, this iconic Shell gasoline pump from the 1950s is more than just an object-it is a symbol of the golden age of gas stations and vintage design...

Very charming Travel Inkwell in leather with a Count`s Crown, probably early 18th Century. Nice patina with some wear. See pictures. Wear consistent with age and use.

The clock features black metal hands and a white enameled dial with hand-painted black numerals, protected by glass set within a round golden brass ring. The dial is signed Junghans.

R is no longer available. Own a piece of Los Angeles history. These large neon marquee letters came from the Iconic Pan-Pacific Auditorium in Los Angeles. They were installed there b...

- original good condition - opal white glass in the shape of a bell connected by a circle with lower frosted glass - patinated copper - plated sheet metal - only re-polished - new...

Antique TABLE LAMP Brass, Large Decorative Lamp Figural Art Nouveau "Monumental Antique German Art Nouveau Auguste Moreau garniture clock set Large figural table lamp on a round base...

Antique Silver CEILING LAMP, Pendant Light Long Art Deco Chandelier with three pink cups from the 1920s The pewter silver Swedish pendant chandelier is a circular cut glass shade pla...

A captivating piece of pre-cinema history, this 19th-century German "magic lantern" image projector is an evocative relic from the dawn of visual storytelling. Crafted circa 1890, th...

The upper part of the cabinet features sheets of glass set into the wooden frame which are bordered with scrolling ormolu mounts.

These extremely rare pendant lamps are executed in massive brass sheet and mirrored glass shades. Each lamp is executed with an E40 bulb holder which can be reduced to E27 – if neede...

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

Some experimenting finally produced what he called "laminated glass," in which a layer of celluloid was bonded between two sheets of glass.

French Art Deco Velum Leather Valise, Cabin Trunk, Coffee Table This is a lovely old piece, the velum is in good vintage condition, it has leather handles and with chrome locks and ...

The watercolor is encased between two sheets of glass, creating a sophisticated floating effect that allows light to pass around the edges and emphasizes the artwork's clean lines an...

The watercolor is encased between two sheets of glass, creating a sophisticated floating effect that allows light to pass around the edges and emphasizes the artwork's clean lines an...

The painting is framed floating between two sheets of glass with a carved hardwood frame having rounded corners in the style of the mid-20th century.

Narrow and often slightly uneven sheets of glass were obtained from the viscous melt.

It appears to have once had a sheet of glass on the inside. But we suspect it was removed so that taller glasses could be hung.

Long Chinoiserie Carved Console Table or Hall Table This is a stunningly attractive piece it is made in fruitwood it is long with an intricately Carved Front, the sides and legs too...

To preserve the vibrant hand-coloring and protect the sheet, UV-filtering glass is recommended. Keywords: Buen Retiro, Madrid, Spanish royal palace, vue d’optique, optical print, Da...

The painting is framed floating between two sheets of glass with a carved hardwood frame having rounded corners in the style of the mid-20th century.

Framing Tips: This print would look excellent in a natural wood or black frame with a cream or sand-colored mat to enhance the earthy tones of the fish. A UV-protective glass or acry...

The painting is framed floating between two sheets of glass with a carved hardwood frame having rounded corners in the style of the mid-20th century.

The thick board is held in a mitered frame, the painted surface protected under a sheet of glass, and with the original rough backboard bearing a handwritten Chicago inscription with...

Saint-Gobain Invests in Luigi Fontanta e Compagni The origins of Fontana Arte go back to 1881 when Luigi Fontana established Luigi Fontana e Compagni to produce and market sheet gla...

Not only did the improved building techniques of the 1850s allow the glazing of formerly open loggias and arches with the newly invented sheets of plate glass, providing the first "p...

The method of making mirrors from sheets of glass was discovered in Venice in the sixteenth century, and was kept secret until about a century later, at which time the role of mercur...