Opera Glasses

A study in balance and material contrast, this side table combines the warmth of wood finish with the subtle elegance of the grey lacquered ribbed wooden sides. Its design is defined...

Craftsmanship & Materials Brand: Meritalia® Model: Opera (Oval Table) Designer: Mario Bellini Type: Dining Table / Architectural Furniture Materials: Solid Oak Wood (Base) and Temper...

Craftsmanship & Materials Brand: Meritalia® Model: Opera (Round Table) Designer: Mario Bellini Type: Dining Table / Architectural Furniture Materials: Solid Oak Wood (Base) and Tempe...

16 orbs hand blown in hunter green Glass glass are assembled on a steel frame with a gun metal patina. The chandelier has brass accents. The light uses 3 candelabra based sockets, Ma...

Entirely covered with highly-reflective glass pendants that are meticulously hand-tied by expert artisans, this splendid chandelier comprises a tiered metal frame covered with gold l...

DALE CHIHULY Opera Blue Basket Set, 1995 Blown glass 22 x 19 x 18 in Provenance: Dennis Ochi Gallery, Ketchum, ID (acquired directly from the artist) Adelson Galleries, New York, NY

We have taken our opera chandelier and created this smaller scale chandelier. 16 hand blown glass, polished brass accents, gun metal patina frame.

Capturing the soaring drama of Verdi’s timeless masterpiece, this vibrant Metropolitan Opera “La Traviata” lithograph is a bold expression of theatrical passion. The composition feat...

19th Century French Opera Military Binoculars Lemaire Fabt Paris 5 w x 2.5 D x 5.88 H Leather Metal Original unrestored vintage used condition Refer to all images listed

Exuding a resplendent allure thanks to the minute craftsmanship featured in its creation, this exquisite chandelier boasts a sinuous metal frame covered with silver leaf. The 12 ES b...

A fresh expression of the Classic lantern created to accentuate the shimmering light, which reflects in the many contours of the glass. The hand blown glass orbs with their asymmetri...

This evocative 1978 lithograph by acclaimed American artist Jamie Wyeth was commissioned as part of the prestigious Metropolitan Opera Fine Art series. Titled "La Bohème," the piece ...

A fresh expression of the Classic lantern created to accentuate the shimmering light, which reflects in the many contours of the glass. The hand blown glass orbs with their asymmetri...

Gender: Unisex Metal Type: 14K Yellow Gold Length: 5.50 inches Width: 1.00 inches Open Width Measurement: 4.00 inches Weight: 31.07 grams 14K Yellow Gold Diamond lorgnette glas...

Accessories such as pince-nez, opera glasses, scissor binoculars, monocles, spectacles, etc., are a combination of fashion and functionality.

A well-heeled man sits beside her, peering into opera glasses. The slender, modern woman of La loge exudes confidence and style, displaying the qualities of Domergue's work that earn...

A fresh expression of the classic lantern created to accentuate the shimmering light which reflects in the many contours of the glass. The hand blown glass orbs with their asymmetric...

Leather & Brass French Opera Binoculars Lemaire Fabt Paris 5 w x 2.5 D x 5.88 H Leather Metal Original unrestored vintage used condition Refer to all images listed

A magnificent chandelier, a masterpiece crafted with hand-blown aqua blue glass . This elegant piece features a gunmetal steel frame and brass accents, making it a true jewel of a ce...

"Opera" round dining table drawn by Mario Bellini and Manufactured by Meritalia Crafted of solid oak, this large round dining table designed by Mario Bellini has an uncommon and scu...

A magnificent chandelier, a masterpiece crafted with hand-blown aqua blue glass . This elegant piece features a gunmetal steel frame and brass accents, making it a true jewel of a ce...

A magnificent chandelier, a masterpiece crafted with hand-blown aqua blue glass . This elegant piece features a gunmetal steel frame and brass accents, making it a true jewel of a ce...

Fascinating original work entitled "Madonna," created by artist S.F. Di Biase in 1974. This is a one-of-a-kind piece in "enamel on glass," a technique typical of the 1970s that give...

Two sided tri-fold aluminum screen, dye sublimation glossy aluminum print "Opera Paris, 2017". Tristan Govignon is a prolific artist who works with a wide range of media. He is a m...

SIMPHONY A sophisticated "Opera" chandelier ; violins and cellos seem to play harmonically a Simphonia.

Large scale color lithograph by Marc Chagall for The New York Metropolitan Opera in NYC, and printed by the legendary printer Mourlot in France, circa 1950s. Retains its original gil...

An iconic large mid-century Met Auditorium exploding star / starburst Sputnik chandelier, designed by Hans Harald Rath in 1966 and executed by J. & L. Lobmeyr, Austria. This chandeli...

Charles Betout was the principal costume designer for the Comedie-Francaise in Paris for twenty years until his death in 1939. This is costume was designed for the 1926 production of...

Extra large and extremely rare, antique sculpture of Mephistopheles from the Faust Opera. This striking and famous historical work of art depicting Mephistopheles is another one of ...

The design features two women dressed in luxurious period attire, holding fans, with a pair of opera glasses resting on the red velvet ledge, suggesting the opulence and prestige of ...

Vintage "Carmen Act I" New York City Opera Watercolor Framed in Glass Painting, Artist Signed.

The illustration captures a moment of tension when Lil realizes that Sandy helped himself to her opera glasses and fixed his gaze on a showgirl "second from the right."

In 2006, Townshend and Daltrey released the mini-opera Wire & Glass, their first collaboration as the Who in over 20 years.

This artistic concept, featuring women with opera or field glasses and exploring the act of looking, was a theme also explored by late 19th-century artists like Edgar Degas and Mary ...

In 2006, Townshend and Daltrey released the mini-opera Wire & Glass, their first collaboration as the Who in over 20 years.

A lorgnette was a form of opera glass, and in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, became a popular type of accessory to women’s evening wear.

A lorgnette was a form of opera glass, and in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, became a popular type of accessory to women’s evening wear.