Used Glassware

The flip top design allows for easy access to the bar area, revealing a spacious compartment for storing your favorite spirits and glassware. Additionally, this cabinet features mult...

Whether you are a dedicated collector of fine glassware or a designer seeking a unique statement piece, this lamp is a timeless addition to any interior.

This piece would sit comfortably beside a sofa, in a sunroom, or styled with glassware and bottles as a drinks trolley. The casters allow easy movement without compromising stability.

Inside, adjustable wood shelves provide ample space for displaying glassware, books, ceramics, or decorative objects.

Together with his wife Aino Aalto, he developed holistic design concepts, creating not only buildings but also their interiors, including furniture, lighting and glassware. His furni...

Together with his wife Aino Aalto, he developed holistic design concepts, creating not only buildings but also their interiors, including furniture, lighting and glassware. His furni...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Victorian cut glass and English sterling silver mounted desk inkwell, part of our antique silver and glassware collection. This excepti...

. • 1857: Ludwig Moser, a talented engraver and merchant of Jewish origin, opens an engraving workshop and a glassware shop. At first, he did not manufacture the glass; he bought hig...

Features a demilune form with flip top opening to a mirrored area for glassware and bottles as well as hanging glasses.

Its elegant curved handle, executed in a deeper blue tone, contrasts subtly with the lighter translucent blue body, a typical aesthetic often associated with Biot glassware. This com...

Opaline Glass Opaline is a form of decorative glassware which was made throughout the 19th century, manufacture was predominantly French, although it was inspired by Venetian Milk Gl...

A graceful and functional gift for lovers of timeless glassware and vintage charm. The vintage design object is in its original condition and may show signs of use.

Durand are elegant examples of French glassware design from the 1970s. Each glass features a slim stem and a refined bowl with a subtle, frosted floral engraving near the base.

The cabinet presents a beautifully composed silhouette: a luminous upper display section with sliding glass doors and a glass shelf, ideal for showcasing ceramics, glassware, or trea...

The central section opens to reveal a built-in bar compartment, featuring an open shelf with decorative backing (ideal for glassware) and drawers below for bar accessories or cutlery...

His work includes architecture, furniture, textiles and glassware. Finmar was founded in 1934 by Philip Morton Shand, an architect, and Geoffrey Boumphrey, an engineer, to import Al...

The Blidah pitcher by René Lalique, introduced in 1931, is a distinguished example of Art Deco glassware. This piece has the distinction of being an elegant piece, and it contributes...

Art Vannes is renowned for its high-quality glassware, and this vase exemplifies their craftsmanship with its smooth curves and reflective surfaces.

The door opens to reveal useful internal shelving, ideal for displaying ceramics, storing glassware, or keeping smaller household items neatly arranged.

Inside, you’ll find purpose-made compartments housing a selection of glassware and accessories for serving drinks. The lower section features a pair of front doors that open to reve...

The upper portion features a fall-front drop-down door that, when opened, reveals a fully mirrored interior with a glass shelf, the classic format for the Art Deco cocktail cabinet, ...

A simple yet elegant example of functional glassware craftsmanship. Vintage condition as pictured.

Notini's arrival marked a turning point for the company, as he steered Böhlmarks towards a modern and innovative direction that would come to define its distinctive range of fixtures...

Key Features : Decorative blown glass vase Italian production, circa 1970 Marbled glass in shades of blue, white, and brown Rounded shape with a slightly flared neck Handcrafted, eac...

This decorative carafe stands out for its soft aqua-mint green hue, characteristic of mid-20th-century opaline glassware. Its minimalist yet sculptural silhouette makes it an ideal a...

The pitcher remains in very good vintage condition, with no visible damage, preserving all the charm and authenticity of this iconic French glassware tradition.

Orrefors has been producing elegant glassware since 1898 at their workshops in Smäland, Sweden.

Orrefors has been producing elegant glassware since 1898 at their workshops in Smäland, Sweden.

The company is mainly involved in the production and sale of Venetian glassware. However, imported glassware from Loets, Tiffany, Daum and Gallè is also sold.

Add this rare set of artisan glassware to your collection today.

Each setting consists of: * One tall goblet * One smaller goblet * One enamel-decorated bowl * One matching plate The glassware is beautifully embellished with raised polychrome enam...

These extravagant works were rarely seen outside the homes of such collectors but influenced the taste and fashions of the day through their appearance in exhibitions and magazines o...

While the two forms often look similar, the notches were specifically sized to accommodate the delicate stems of Regency-era glassware. Because cobalt blue was one of the most expens...

The top tier is finished with a smoked glass surface, while the three-level design offers generous space for bottles, glassware, and entertaining essentials. Perforated side panels a...

Anchor Hocking’s premium line of glassware, the Inspiration collection, was produced only in emerald green and sold in department stores.

Hettier and Vincent, like other manufacturers, offered different types of glassware for their creations.

A charming example of mid-century glassware, offering both refinement and practical appeal for the modern drinks cabinet.

This ensemble perfectly marries the tactile warmth of Danish woodwork with the bold, gem-like colors characteristic of Mid-Century Finnish glass design. The Glassware The set feature...

Both decorative and functional, this beautiful Biot carafe makes a superb addition to a Mediterranean table setting or a refined collection of vintage French glassware.

Its timeless design and exquisite craftsmanship make it a must-have for collectors of mid-century decorative glassware or anyone seeking to elevate their interior space with a touch ...

Each flute features a finely executed vertical ribbing along the bowl, characteristic of Daum’s luxury glassware during the mid-20th century. The most distinctive feature is the scul...

The Vintage Cobalt Blue and Gold Murano Glass Vase is a stunning piece of decorative pottery and glassware. Made by the renowned brand Murano, known for their intricate glassmaking t...

This piece is ideal for displaying porcelain, glassware, or collectibles while providing practical storage in the lower section.

FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING FITTED WITH THE ORIGINAL GLASS STOPPER From our glassware collection, we are pleased to offer this elegant American Art Nouveau perfume bottle in green cut...

The Swedish design philosophy of “beautiful things for everyday life” is actualized in the vintage glassware of Orrefors. Founded in 1898, this glass manufacturer was one of the lead...

Style: Organic Design / Modern 1970s Craftsmanship Key Features : Pair of decorative bottles Bubble-blown glass Workshop in Biot, France 1970s Colors: Light blue and amber Spherical...

Monumental Works Beyond tableware and fine glassware, he designed large-scale projects such as the spectacular crystal chandeliers, sconces, and fountains for the Gothenburg Concert ...

Nason has used speckled glass for the base and gorgeous white milky cone shaped glass for the top which gives a fantastic glow when the light is on whilst being a lovely item of scul...

Antique/early 20th century cut and etched glass suite Includes 2 decanters + assorted stemware Hand-cut faceted bodies with etched floral & geometric borders Elegant and versatile fo...

Total height: 31 cm Width: 15.2 cm Depth: 21 cm Glass diameter: 14 cm Total weight: 2.8 kg Charles SCHNEIDER, born February 23, 1881 and died January 7, 1953 in Épinay-sur-Seine (Se...

The turquoise paired with rich gold accents brings that classic mid century glamour, making this set a standout addition to any bar cart or glassware collection.

Here he also explored the Bauhaus movement, embarking on a lifetime exploration of multidisciplinary design, from furniture, shelving, glassware, lighting and even toys to his pionee...

A glamorous set of six mid-century modern tumbler glasses by Georges Briard, celebrated for his bold and opulent glassware designs. Each glass features a luminous yellow base with in...

The top surfaces, when opened or mirrored out, reveal concealed storage compartments thoughtfully designed for bottles, glassware, and bar accouterments. These hidden spaces lend pra...

He combined traditional craftsmanship with artistic playfulness, creating everything from utilitarian glassware to sculptural objects. Today, Höglund’s works are highly appreciated a...

A standout piece for collectors of early 20th-century glassware, this set brings both decorative beauty and functional elegance to a bar cart, display cabinet, or dining setting.

This old Italian pharmacy canister is a beautiful example of traditional apothecary glassware, crafted from substantial leaded glass and adorned with meticulous hand-painted detailing.