Used Glassware

An exceptionally early set of glassware – a liqueur serving set consisting of a bottle and four glasses with a tray.

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

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

The back unit features mirrored panels, glass shelves and integrated lighting, creating an elegant setting for bottles and glassware, perfect for preparing cocktails or serving wine.

The brand became internationally recognised for its innovative lighting and decorative glassware, collaborating with influential designers such as Wilhelm Wagenfeld and other Bauhaus...

Val Saint Lambert is a Belgian crystal glassware manufacturer, founded in 1826 and based in Seraing.

The 'backbar' or highboard offers shelves for convenient storage of bottles and glassware. Completing the set, the bar stools are upholstered in an off-white fabric and rest on a cur...

Constructed with faux bamboo framing and an intricately woven herringbone-pattern rattan surface, this versatile piece features integrated side compartments originally designed to ho...

A classic addition to any mid-century modern glassware collection.A timeless and beautifully preserved example of Georges Briard's iconic mid-century barware design.

A superb statement piece for entertaining, displaying glassware, or adding a touch of 1930s French Riviera elegance to a living room, cocktail lounge, dining space, boutique hotel, o...

The upper section features three open display shelves with an integrated original light, beautifully illuminating ceramics, glassware, books, or decorative objects and creating a war...

This example reflects that tradition with its clean, balanced form and bold cobalt coloration, making it both a decorative object and a nod to vintage pharmaceutical glassware. The v...

Marked “Made in Italy” on the base, and likely produced in the Empoli region during the mid-20th century, known for its decorative glassware and bold use of color. It works just as ...

Design & Construction: Structure: Two oval-shaped trays with solid wood raised edges, expertly designed for the secure containment of glassware and barware. Support: Four sleek, ta...

This tray is ideal in modern homes for serving cocktails or displaying glassware. It will make a refined surface for perfumes or jewelry on vanities, as a catchall for keys or mail i...

Striking handle and large diameter optic distinguishes this fine glass Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order Quality magnifying glass, with a clear, bright view...

The central section includes a shaped glass shelf, typical of bar cabinets designed to accommodate bottles and glassware, while the lateral compartments are fitted with wooden shelve...

At Orrefors, a renowned Swedish glassworks established in the late 19th century, Fagerlund helped expand the studio’s output from fine glassware to innovative lighting that bridged t...

The target markets are: public lighting, art glassware under the brand Verrerie des Hanots, optical blocks for the service of lighthouses and beacons, road signs, projectors and flat...

Heisey glassware is readily identifiable by its high clarity and brilliance.

The lower tier repeats the marquetry decoration, offering additional space for bottles, glassware, or display. The antique cart is in excellent condition commensurate with age and us...

Dimensions Diameter: 40 cm / 15.75 in, Height: 8 cm / 3.15 in Baccarat is a world-renowned French luxury brand, founded in 1764, recognized for manufacturing the highest quality,24k...

Argy-Rousseau Literature: Bloch-Dermant Janine Gabriel Argy-Rousseau and Yves Delaborde. 1991. G. Argy-Rousseau : Glassware As Art : With a Catalogue Raisonné of the Pâtes De Verre.

Suitable for holding books, dishes, glassware, ceramics, or linens. The cabinet has solid joinery with intricate carved details on the doors and moldings.

The upper section is dedicated to its function as a bar, featuring integrated lighting, bottle storage, and space for glassware—an elevated design that balances utility with ambiance.

The interior, finished in a contrasting light tone, provides an elegant backdrop for displaying ceramics, glassware, books, or curated decorative objects. Below, a single drawer fitt...

Bar - Furniture - Vintage Measures : Ø 68cm x 70 cm Total H: 80cm A beautifully sculptural two-tier circular bar cart in ebonised ash, dating from the late 20th century – With its d...

6 Red Vintage Drinking Glasses – Joy by Leonardo - Postmodern Memphis Style – 1980s Italian Vintage Glassware – Bold Glass, Retro Gift Idea Bring a vibrant splash of color to your h...

Ideal for collectors of Mid-Century Modern glassware, these dishes would complement a contemporary dining experience, accentuate a display of fine tableware, or serve as sophisticate...

His work includes architecture, furniture, lighting, and glassware, as well as sculptures and paintings. He never regarded himself as an artist, seeing painting and sculpture as "bra...

His work includes architecture, furniture, lighting, and glassware, as well as sculptures and paintings. He never regarded himself as an artist, seeing painting and sculpture as "bra...

Most of his creations are in the glassware and dishware production but furniture was also designed by him.

In 1903 he established his own decorating workshop where he designed and fabricated furniture, fabrics, carpets, tapestries, glassware, lacqueer and screens. Jallot was the first ...

France, 1930s. Rare find: Globet glassware shape but XXL size. This Art Deco globet vase is finely executed with very detailed cut crystal patterns.

An elegant pair of clear glass table lamps with a swan like neck - this duo were made by the Belgian glassware company Doyen, in the 1960s. We've had them rewired using silver grey...

Loosely meaning happy trend, Gay Fad led the pack of mid-century decorated glassware where each piece was an achievement in artistry and innovation.

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

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...

This section opens to reveal a storage area ideally suited for use as a dry bar or for displaying fine glassware. The sideboard is flanked by two large cupboard doors, each adorned w...

This vase combines playful artistry with elegant craftsmanship, appealing to collectors of unique glassware or those seeking a distinctive statement piece.

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...

Long stemmed Italian glassware by artisan Carlo Moretti, Set of 14

In 1973 Paolo Crepax starts his independent path by opening a furnace with Murano glassware - he starts producing glass clowns, Venetian maidens Goldoni and other souvenirs.

In 1903 he established his own decorating workshop where he designed and fabricated furniture, fabrics, carpets, tapestries, glassware, lacqueer and screens. Jallot was the first ...

Below, a generous secondary shelf provides ample space for bottles, glassware, books, or decorative objects, while delicately proportioned stretchers reinforce the structure without ...

The interior is fitted with fixed shelves, ideal for displaying ceramics, glassware, or treasured collectibles. The piece carries the warmth and patina expected of 19th-century furn...

Upon opening, the cabinet reveals a practical interior with adjustable shelves and three small drawers, ideal for storing bottles, glassware, and bar accessories. The warm wood tone...

The central section features a glazed display door, opening to reveal two glass shelves — ideal for showcasing decorative pieces, glassware, or collectibles within a living room or d...

The interior provides several shelves ideal for displaying porcelain, glassware, or small decorative objects. Its compact scale makes it particularly suitable for living rooms, libra...

His work includes architecture, furniture, lighting, and glassware, as well as sculptures and paintings. He never regarded himself as an artist, seeing painting and sculpture as "bra...

It shows a minor imperfection/small sign of wear (as detailed in the condition photographs), which is typical for authentic molded glassware of this age and does not affect its stabi...

Inside, the bar provides organized storage for bottles, glassware, and bar accessories while maintaining a clean exterior profile.

Three central drawers provide practical storage, while the upper cabinet offers protected display space for ceramics, glassware, books, or decorative objects. The cabinet is well su...

A renowned designer, he collaborates with numerous companies—glassware, porcelain, lighting, furniture—while pursuing a highly personal artistic exploration of the unique object.

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

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

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

The visible geometric pattern indicates that the piece is made of cut crystal (often hand-finished, as indicated by the term ‘Handgeschliffen’). This type of glassware was very popu...

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

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