Seltzer Bottles

Vintage green glass seltzer bottle converted to lamp. Sits on custom wooden base mounted with lamp arm and accompanying shade.

Transporting set of three French seltzer bottles with iconic form crafted with hand blown glass bulbs wrapped in reed having pewter hardware and porcelain bases.

French 19th century seltzer bottle made into lamp.,,,Several Available

Pair of classic seltzer bottle table lamps crafted with hand blown glass bulbs wrapped in metal caning, pewter hardware, porcelain bottoms and turned wood bases.

Pair of French table lamps, once seltzer bottles, having two hand blown glass bulbs clad in woven rattan with pewter hardware and porcelain bases.

Pair French Seltzer Bottle Lamps with Napoleonic Emblems. Double gourd construction with Napoleon's insignia gold design and bees.

Pair of French Briet Brevete Seltzer Bottle Table Lamps, 19th century, glass globes wrapped in rattan mounted on circular porcelain bases, marked "Gazogene Briet" to the dispenser.

French seltzer bottle by Briet, Paris, ca 1860 A French gasogenic soda siphon, seltzer bottle by Briet, Paris.

Antique seltzer bottle now table lamp with classic wicker wrapped double gourd form, zinc spouts signed Paris and porcelain bases in turned wood feet.

This is a pair of aged soda syphons in striking French blue glass, dating to the early 20th century. These charming seltzer bottles display beautifully, with their vibrant glass hu...

Beautiful color and very collectible antique seltzer bottle circa 1920"s , repurposed as a table lamp the lamp its 14" tall to the top of the socket, we are selling the lamp without ...

Antique French Victorian Rattan Wrapped Blown Glass Seltzer Bottle Converted Table Lamp with White Milk Glass Base by Briet, Paris.

Antique French Victorian Rattan Wrapped Blown Glass Seltzer Bottle Converted Table Lamp with Hand Painted Base by Briet, Paris.

Vintage Mid Century Modern White Opaline Milk Glass Seltzer Bottle Table Lamps - a Pair. Circa Mid 20th Century.

A beautiful very old Lourdes Argentinian seltzer bottle collection. Very colorful, even with a pink one, which is a color we have never seen.

Rare Vintage Glass Siphon Seltzer Soda Bottle With Wire Mesh from the 1970 The item is in a perfect condition.

Vintage seltzer bottle soda maker sparkling water maker seltzer maker seltzer bottle dispenser soda bottle.

Metal old fashioned siphon in a stunning metallic rose red finish. Vintage seltzer bottle soda maker, sparkling water. Measurements: Height: 12.5 inches.

Their bold, industrial design is enhanced by clean lines, bullet form cut outs, and the juxtaposition of reflective metal and colored glass—a hallmark of the Art Deco style. These s...

Vintage and Classic Soda Siphon Seltzer glass bottle with cool Chrome Wire Mesh around the glass.

A streamline chrome Art Deco syphon seltzer bottle with glass insert and black metal gas cartridge holder to the top with spray button.

Antique Art Deco Sparklet Seltzer Bottle Mesh Wire Siphon Barware. Antique Original Sparklets Makers London 1930s Mesh Soda Syphon, Retro Collectable Barware, Vintage Glass Seltzer ...

Metal old fashioned siphon in a stunning metallic silver finish. Vintage seltzer bottle soda maker, sparkling water. Measurements: Height: 12.5 inches.

Two monkeys sharing a cocktail with a cocktail glass, seltzer bottle and both monkeys holding a bottle cork in their raised hands - suspended with wonderful chains.

אמן: SPJ אזכור ספרותי: Jewish Antiques - From Menorahs to Seltzer Bottles, עמ' 85. מקור: מאוסף צדוק קפלן. מידות: 7.25 אינץ' x 5.6 אינץ' כולל הידית.

Its XL size gives it an impressive presence, making it ideal for use as a centerpiece in a home bar, a farmhouse-style kitchen, or as an eye-catching decorative accent in any interio...

Literature taken from Tzadik Kaplans Book: Jewish Antiques; "From Menorahs to Seltzer Bottles"

Antique siphons from France from the years around 1900. The bottles are made of thick heavy blue and turquoise glass and closures made of tin. In the cap of the blue bottle is stam...

Literature taken from the Book, "Jewish Antiques; From Menorahs to Seltzer Bottles" by Tzadik Caplan.