Used Glassware

The glass doors and side panels allow for full visibility, making it ideal for displaying decorative objects, glassware, or collectibles. The upper section is crowned with an ornate...

His work includes architecture, furniture, textiles and glassware. It was characteristic of Aalto to treat each building as a complete work of art, right down to the furniture and l...

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...

Among Christofle's product lines are silver picture frames, crystal vases and glassware, porcelain dinnerware, and silver jewelry and holloware.

Thanks to the four glass shelves, the cabinet offers ample space for displaying tableware, glassware, or collectibles. With its robust appearance, this medicine cabinet is not only f...

The bowls feature a tactile pressed-glass texture and compact rounded silhouette characteristic of modernist domestic glassware from the 1960s–1970s. Their richly textured surface cr...

The interior is fitted with two glass shelves and offers ample space for displaying porcelain, silver, glassware or treasured collections. Display cabinets such as this would origina...

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...

Inside, the layout provides space for bottles, glassware. While the other side features a smaller draw perfect for bar accessories, making it both functional and easy to use when ent...

Opening to reveal spacious interiors, each cabinet retains two shaped shelves providing generous storage for china, glassware, books or decorative objects. Their versatile size makes...

In the central part, thick glassware in glass paste decorated with flames, transparent in color.

The modest cottage is furnished with a large fireplace, wooden chairs and table, ceramics and glassware, books, a candlestick and a beautifully rendered wicker cradle draped with lin...

An elegant and thoughtful gift idea for lovers of iconic design and high-quality glassware. This vintage design object is in its original condition and may show signs of use.

Handel Company, was a manufacturer of lamps and decorated glassware in Meriden, Connecticut. Adolph Eydam and Philip Handel formed the Eydam and Handel Company in 1885 and employed l...

Designed for the elegant storage and display of fine wines, spirits, decanters and glassware, cabinets such as this became highly fashionable during the early 20th century when home ...

(The source image confirming the "Curio" line name, design concept, and the "Freda Diamond" credit.) Classic American Glassware Documentation: (General reference for the dating and ...

The arrangement creates a wonderful sense of light and depth while providing an ideal setting for displaying silver, glassware and decorative objects. Below, the cabinet features a p...

Little information is available about this glass and porcelain decorator, whose first workshop was located at 12 and 14 rue Jean Robert in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, before he...

The box is made of black ebonized wood with inlaid brass, wood and sea shells, and comes with a locking key. The glassware set contains 4 liquor decanter bottles and 11 stemmed cordi...

Perfect for serving whiskey, negronis, or classic cocktails, this whimsical, high-end set adds a dash of sophisticated Hollywood Regency charm to any bar cart or vintage glassware co...

Today, it lends itself effortlessly to life as a sophisticated bar cart, offering a stylish stage for fine spirits, crystal decanters, and treasured glassware. The upper gallery pro...

About Daum, the French Glassware House Daum is a historic French art glass company founded in 1878 in Nancy by Jean Daum.

Blakely became a leader in customer promotions, creating this line of frosted glassware featuring Arizona cactus varieties, among other kitchen and dinnerware sets, offering single p...

Its open construction enhances its visual lightness while providing practical storage and display space for bottles and glassware. Ideal for a living room, lounge, or entertaining ar...

The interior is fully mirrored, amplifying both light and space, while glass shelves provide elegant display areas for bottles and glassware. Four finely constructed maple drawers of...

Throughout his career, Pierre Maynadier designed most of his own lighting fixtures. For glassware, Maynadier frequently commissioned Muller Frères Lunéville to produce exclusive mode...

A lovely and highly decorative example of 1950s entertaining culture, perfect for collectors of vintage glassware, floral kitchen pieces, and casual American table settings.

The combination of clear glass, decorative detailing, and practical construction reflects the balance of beauty and function that defined much of mid-century American glassware. Whe...

Featuring softly rounded forms and tactile pressed-glass surfaces, the bowls embody the understated elegance of mid-century domestic glassware from the socialist era. The textured su...

Today, original Lemberg crystal is increasingly appreciated by collectors seeking authentic French Art Deco glassware and exceptional craftsmanship. Whether displayed in a bar cabin...

The upper section features two doors that open to reveal a mirrored interior — perfect for displaying bottles and glassware. The doors close with a small lock and have brass hinges.

Whether for collectors of Lalique glassware or connoisseurs of fine vintage objects, this "Tête de Lion" ashtray is a remarkable find, reflecting the enduring legacy of French luxury...

Styled on a kitchen island with seasonal fruit, layered along a dining table with gathered branches, or used on a bar for bottles and glassware, it brings warmth and a collected Euro...

Style : Mid-century Design 1970s Minimalist Modern Main features : Decorative vase France, 1970s Clear crystal Flavored, organic shape Thick glasswork Elegant and luminous piece Ide...

The upper hutch features glass-front display cabinets—perfect for showcasing fine china, glassware, or décor—while the lower buffet offers generous concealed storage for dining essen...

Inspired by the natural contours, fluid shorelines, and lakes of Finland—a thematic nod to Aalto’s own name, which translates to "wave" in Finnish—the design made history by breaking...

The lower section features four integrated bottle holders, while the upper tier offers two circular trays designed for glassware and bar accessories. Lightweight yet visually striki...

The restrained Louis Philippe silhouette emphasizes proportion and utility rather than excessive ornament, while the pierced brass gallery surrounding the top introduces a refined ne...

Flanking the central compartment are curved glass vitrines with shaped shelves, ideal for displaying decorative objects, porcelain, or glassware. The top follows the flowing silhoue...

The upper section features a pair of sliding doors which open to reveal a fitted drinks compartment, complete with shelving and space for bottles, glassware, and bar accessories. Be...

This richly appointed pronk still life presents an abundant tabletop display of fruit, glassware, a blue-and-white delft porcelain bowl filled with red berries, an elaborate gilt cer...

For your consideration, a set of glasses in original box from Neiman Marcus (3 boxes available, price per box). The glassware features a distinctive "threaded" or "spun" design, cha...

Whether used as a cocktail station, a chic plant stand, or an unconventional side table, its open-concept design allows for the stylish display of glassware and decanter collections....

In 1894, the company acquired the Pukeberg glassworks, which produced both lampshades and household glassware. In 1904, Böhlmarks began manufacturing electric lighting fixtures—a pro...

While it supplies items used on tables (such as ice buckets, carafes, and glassware)

Superb and rare “Fleurs” (Flowers) model champagne glassware service by René Lalique, created in 1933.

Elegant Edwardian mahogany display cabinet of refined proportions, featuring a pair of glazed doors with decorative astragal glazing bars enclosing adjustable shelves Circa 1910 The ...

During its early decades, Holmegaard primarily produced utilitarian glassware, but during the twentieth century it transformed into a centre for artistic glass design.

During its early decades, Holmegaard primarily produced utilitarian glassware, but during the twentieth century it transformed into a centre for artistic glass design.

The two glazed doors elegantly display collections of porcelain, glassware, curiosities or decorative objects. The interior is lined with an old pink-toned fabric and fitted with thr...

Glass Lamp with Air Bubbles Pattern, Style "Daum France", circa 1975 In the spirit of DAUM glassware Cylindrical glass lamp with a pattern of air bubbles trapped inside.

An exceptionally early set of glassware – a liqueur serving set consisting of a bottle and six glasses.

An exceptionally early set of glassware – a liqueur serving set consisting of a bottle and six glasses.

An exceptionally early set of glassware – a liqueur serving set consisting of a bottle and six glasses.

Lovely for entertaining then and now. Glassware was set out on the top two shelves, and then, “White, red or bubbly, anyone?”

Lovely for entertaining then and now. Glassware was set out on the top two shelves, and then, “White, red or bubbly, anyone?”

Behind the two doors, the cabinet reveals a practical and thoughtfully arranged interior with shelving designed for the storage of bottles, glassware, and bar accessories, making it ...

The subtle textured pattern catches and diffuses light beautifully, giving the glasses a sculptural quality despite their utilitarian purpose. Such everyday glassware was widely prod...

With its substantial scale and luminous silvered surface, this antique tray is both functional and decorative—ideal for serving drinks, presenting glassware, or anchoring a vignette ...

Literature: Janine Bloch-Dermant, 'G. Argy-Rousseau Glassware artist', Thames & Hudson, Paris 1990, Catálogo Raisonné, P. 198, 1924, 24.15.