Used Glassware

Signed Daum Nancy, this is an unusually complete and highly decorative example of French luxury glassware, ideal for a cocktail cabinet, bar or sophisticated tabletop display.

This unique and flamboyant design is reminiscent of historical Venetian glassware, yet perfectly captures the opulent and decorative aesthetics popular in the 1980s.

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The plants in Ezanville were opened for the production of Art Deco glassware in molded-pressed glass. Many Art Deco models are unsigned.

Whether utilized to serve classic high-society cocktails or fresh summertime lemonade, this complete set of eight adds a brilliant pop of retro mid-mod charm to any luxury bar cart, ...

Inside, the cabinet accommodates bar essentials, including designated spaces for bottles, glassware, and tools. The hinged doors open smoothly, offering both functional utility and a...

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of antique glassware. Dimensions Length from back of handle to tip of lip 17.3cm/6.8" Di...

Today the company is named Orrefors Kosta Boda, placed in the Swedish province of Småland and they still design and makes high-quality utility glassware and art glass.

This exceptional example of Victorian glassware is fitted with an S-scroll handle with spiraling terminals.

A lower shelf provides additional space for bottles, glassware, or serving accessories, and the original swivel casters ensure effortless mobility throughout the home.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of antique glassware.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this piece of Victorian silver and glassware.

The theme is particularly appropriate to the object’s function as a buffet: its cupboards and drawers stored table linens, cutlery, serving utensils, dishes, and glassware, while its...

This mid-century modern glassware is highly collectible." " Founded in 1907 by "Lew" Smith in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, the L.E.

This vintage teal glass demijohn is a striking example of mid-century glassware, celebrated for its generous proportions and richly saturated color.

This vintage green glass demijohn bottle is a striking example of mid-20th-century utilitarian glassware, prized today for its sculptural presence and authentic craftsmanship.

In excellent vintage condition, this tall glass vase offers a refined, versatile addition to curated interiors and collectible glassware displays.

Two beautifully bowed center cupboard doors - directly below the bar - open to reveal shelving and storage for glassware and bottles. Two opposing flat side doors, flanking the cent...

The glazed compartment reads as a small vitrine, useful for glassware or for anything meant to be seen rather than put away.

The elegant stemmed form elevates the design beyond everyday glassware, making the pieces equally suited for water, wine, juice, iced tea, desserts, or seasonal tablescapes.

A charming decorative pair of European glassware from the early 20th century, suitable for display in a cabinet, dining room, bar area or collector’s interior.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this antique glassware.

Beginning in the 1940s, Anchor Hocking introduced durable, heat-resistant glassware created for everyday use in millions of homes.

Beginning in the 1940s, Anchor Hocking introduced a line of durable, heat resistant glassware that brought materials once associated with professional kitchens into millions of homes.

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...

The glazed doors open to reveal a shelved interior with a light fabric-lined back and shelves, ideal for displaying ceramics, glassware, books or decorative objects. A very decorativ...

The central glazed section features decorative patterned glass that subtly conceals the contents while allowing light to pass through, creating an attractive display area for glasswa...

The color was associated with traditional apothecary glassware and, in some cases, helped protect light-sensitive contents.

Peill & Putzler was based in Düren, Germany, and became known in the postwar period for modern glassware and lighting. This bowl reflects the company’s interest in expressive for...

Raised on slender tapered beech legs, the cabinet features a finely veneered teak structure with sculptural side uprights, a glass top, and a carefully organized interior conceived f...

No key is included. Glassware shows light gilt wear but no chips or cracks. 5 cordial glasses are missing.

Known for her innovative approach to glassware, Thorpe's creations remain highly sought after by collectors and aficionados of timeless design.

King James – notable for its elongated stems and necks, drawing inspiration from 17th-century glassware. Lochnagar – recognisable by its distinctive swirling decoration and associat...

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

With its elegant proportions and traditional Sheffield character, this set works beautifully alongside antique silverware, English dining accessories, vintage china, crystal glasswar...

Curved glazed panels to each bow end allow displayed objects to be viewed from several angles, while the deep red interior provides a striking backdrop for porcelain, glassware, silv...

The ‘Inciso’ (engraved) series of glassware originated from the ‘sommerso’ range with the addition of engraving giving the glass a blurred effect, intentionally desired by its design...

Both the top and bottom tiers are framed by raised, oval-shaped guard rails, keeping glassware and bottles secure while the cart is in motion.

Throughout his career, he worked across a wide range of disciplines, including interior design, lighting, glassware, and metalwork, demonstrating remarkable versatility as both an ar...

Fully glazed side panels and interior glass shelves maximize light, making it a stunning backdrop for books, ceramics, or glassware. While the glass elements have survived beautifull...

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

The contrast between the colored glass, gilt ornamentation and silver detail gives the set an elegant decorative presence, typical of refined European glassware from the early 20th c...

This beautiful decanter was created in Bohemia (modern-day Czech Republic), a region which was famous for its decorative glassware. Antique Bohemian glass is celebrated for the high ...

Fine antique pieces, they are reminiscent of maritime voyage and life at sea, and make for charming, quaint, and enjoyable home glassware additions.

Murano's glass industry continued to flourish through the Baroque and Rococo eras, and its reputation for producing exquisite chandeliers, mirrors, and decorative glassware spread ac...

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this antique silver and glassware.

The lower tray repeats the clipped-corner profile and rope border, providing a broad secondary surface for bottles, glassware, or serving pieces. Four square standards are joined by...

The craftsmanship suggests production in a skilled European workshop, where decorative engraving and hand‑finished glassware were hallmarks of the period. The piece would have origin...

The interior retains its pleated fabric backing, providing a refined backdrop for displaying books, porcelain, glassware, or decorative collections. At over eight feet in both heigh...

Pogue’s was an important Cincinnati department store known for offering fine china, glassware, tableware, and household furnishings. Its association with the set places this French p...

Noverdy was a prestigious French glassworks that specialized in the production of ornate glassware. These lamps skillfully combine sturdy bronze with the elegance of glass, harmonio...

The interior has been newly mirrored, creating an elegant backdrop for glassware, decanters, bar accessories, or collectibles.

The open construction enhances the lightness of the design, allowing for the display of objects such as books and glassware according to personal taste. Kindly note that this unit h...

Above, twin lift lids open independently on sculpted teak pulls to expose the two concealed top compartments, equally at home holding a turntable and electronics or repurposed as a b...

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The shade is signed in enamel “Lorrain,” a mark associated with glassware produced by Daum in Croismare. This signature contributes to the lamp’s authenticity, provenance, and appeal...

Above that 2 high glass doors with 3 shelves to store books, cherished china, glassware, or any other valuable collectibles. This exquisite library cabinet is a true testament to ...

The crystal body is heavy and well-crafted, reflecting the high-quality standards of Edwardian decorative glassware. A functional and highly decorative piece, ideal for storing fine...

The glassworks of Passavant-la-Rochere or Verriere La Rochere is an important glassworks museum, in the Vosges saonoise/Haute-Saone in Burgundy, France: it is the oldest working trad...

The front features four glass-paneled doors framed by subtly sculpted wood, offering a clear view into the spacious interior—perfect for displaying glassware, books, or curated décor...