Candy Display

Cranberry glass creations were most popular as a table display, often holding candy or flowers. Cranberry glass was also frequently used for wine glasses, decanters, and finger bo...

This birch Chase Candy Company show case stands on attractive tapered feet. A pair of sliding glass doors allow access to the interior and to a single original adjustable shelf. Nice...

Beautiful and unusual Lucite four level candy dish or display piece. In wonderful vintage condition.

Pair of glass candy jars from early 20th-century France. Mounted on curled iron stands and topped with charming, conical brass lids with egg-shaped finial handles, the pair of vessel...

A 1920s French showcase display used on a shop or drugstore countertop to display candies and other boutique inventory.

A beautiful example of Steuben Glass, a perfect complement to any decor but a sure fit in a modern or clean setting, also perfect to display candy or rose petals! No scratches.  

Pretty beautiful to be used as a jewelry bowl or candy dish or to display in a set with other Murano glass bowls.

Gorgeous glass footed bowl with cutout glass handle on the sides. Would make a great display piece on any table. Use it as a candy bowl, vide-poche or display it with other Murano g...

Today, this large vessel makes a stunning and beautifully proportioned vase for flowers, fish, candy, or displaying collections of small objects–sure to become a conversation piece i...

The lid has a topper with orange and yellow murrines on each side. Would make a great display piece on any vanity, or coffee table. Fill it with candies, or display as it is.

Today, this massive glass vessel makes a stunning and unusually proportioned vase for flowers, candy, or displaying collections of small objects.

Use it as a catchall, candy dish, or just display it as a sculpture. May be a great piece for a Coastal, or Ocean themed room.

Would make a great display piece on any table. Use it as a candy bowl, or display it with other Murano glass bowls and other Murano sculptural Italian Art Glass pieces.

Fairly large at 7" long. Would make a great candy bowl, or display piece on any table. A must for Valentines Day!

It would be beautiful on a side or end table filled with your favorite chocolates or candies, or on a display shelf, an etagere with other fabulous glass, or in the center of your co...

Schraffts was a candy and chocolate company that was founded by William F.

tole painted counter display for Scrafft's chocolates, gilt decoration and lettering on black painted tole

Sweet size, cool graphics and original early glass really make this table top vitrine. Very functional.

Late 19th century French three-tier tole candy or cookie display stand, painted in red with a gold trim mounted on a black and gold paint wooden base with a top handle for serving.

vintage candy jars on metal display rack. all jars are hand blown and still intact and fully functional.

Four-tier, 16-jar candy dispenser from Argentina, known as a 'caramelera' or 'caramalero'.

Antique countertop display, drugstore counter display existing a carousel with four glass jars and metal lids and some old paper bags.

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From Argentina, a 24-jar candy story display. We have additional caramelera dispensers available in other styles/configurations.

A great organizer for any kitchen, this charming counter display features nine glass containers for holding anything from crackers to candies.

This cabinet has been made for the United States Nut company and is ideal for candy, nuts, coffee or to display necklaces.

Use it to store an array of items – a rare collection of shells, love notes, candy - or display on its own as a sculptural piece.

This Early 20th Century Caramelera or Candy Dispenser Display was manufactured in the early 1900's by the Argentinian company Vendo Solo.

An Argentine four-tier tabletop caramelera candy shop display.

An Argentine three-tier tabletop caramelera candy shop display with 18 glass canisters with metal lids on a pale pink painted metal base, circa 1930.