Used Glassware

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...

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...

Style : Mid-Century Modern Modernist 1970s Design Art Glassware Belgian Crystal Sculptural Key Features : Solid, clear crystal Made by the Val Saint Lambert Crystal Factory Free-for...

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

The lower backside reveals an open, multi-compartment hosting station split into three vertical storage sections: an open-shelf cubby beneath a pull-out work surface and drawer on th...

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...

An adjacent mirrored compartment provides stylish storage and display space for bottles and glassware. Below, the cabinet opens to reveal a spacious interior with an adjustable shelf.

Nanny Still McKinney (1926–2009) was a Finnish designer known for her glassware, ceramics, and jewelry. She worked for Riihimäki Glass and was recognized for her innovative use of co...

Featuring a bold chevron V pattern on the front and back, paired with a sleek horizontal linear motif on the sides, this piece embodies the dynamic geometry that defines Art Deco gla...

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...

Less ornamented than its Parisian counterparts, the vitrine reflects the practical elegance of provincial furniture-making — built for daily service in a farmhouse kitchen or dining ...

The firm rarely signed their glassware, though their metal mounts were often stamped "F.

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...

It makes an exceptional centerpiece on a kitchen island, a bar caddy for bottles and glassware, a guest bathroom organizer for rolled towels, or a handsome storage piece in a sunroom...

The left side is fitted with sliding glass doors and an interior shelf, making it ideal for displaying books, glassware, or decorative objects, while the right compartment offers con...

A classic French design by Vereco, known for its functional household glassware with simple lines and warm tones, characteristic of the 1970s.

A beautifully matched, perfectly preserved pair that exemplifies the poetic elegance of French Belle Époque glassware.

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

His work includes architecture, furniture, textiles, glassware, sculptures and paintings. He never regarded himself as an artist, seeing painting and sculpture as branches of a tree ...

Elevate your glassware collection with this exquisite set of six handcrafted Murano glass tumblers by Carlo Scarpa for Venini.

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

This vibrant set of six mid-century tumbler glasses is a wonderful example of Libbey’s playful, festive mid-century glassware designs. The glasses feature a cheerful and nostalgic "H...

A classic French design by Vereco, known for its functional household glassware with simple lines and warm tones, typical of the 1970s.

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, ...

As seen on PG. 8 of the 1958 Catalog of Blenko Glassware. American Mid Century. Radiant. Rarity. Unmarked

Its most distinctive feature is the recessed central compartment, designed to accommodate bottles and glassware or, alternatively, magazines, books, and decorative objects.

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

Designed to serve as both a functional home bar and a decorative centerpiece, the cabinet offers generous interior storage for bottles, glassware, and bar accessories while maintaini...

Artemisia is known for producing decorative crystal glass in the 20th century, often characterised by classical forms combined with luxurious details such as gilding. Production of s...

Artemisia is known for producing decorative crystal glass in the 20th century, often characterised by classical forms combined with luxurious details such as gilding. Production of s...

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

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...

A classic French design by Vereco, known for its functional and timeless glassware with simple lines and warm tones. Origin: France.

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...

Artemisia is known for producing decorative crystal glass in the 20th century, often characterised by classical forms combined with luxurious details such as gilding. Production of s...

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

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...

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...

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

A classic example of French household design by Arcoroc, known for its durable and timeless glassware used in both professional and domestic settings.

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.

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

Produced as part of a prestigious collaboration with the German luxury porcelain and glassware manufacturer Rosenthal, this piece seamlessly blends high-end craftsmanship with legend...

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 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...

A fine French Directoire style vitrine cabinet in mahogany, surmounted by a shaped white marble top above a glazed display compartment fitted with adjustable glass shelves The elegan...

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.

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...

The Webb Corbett name continued to appear on glassware into the 1980s. The vase is a wonderful example of the technically demanding cameo glass technique.

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.

It is unmarked, but similar round scalloped and square variant patterns have been attributed to Bryce, Higbee & Co. of Pittsburgh, PA and Jeanette Glass Company, of Jeanette, PA.  P...

The raised gallery top keeps bottles and glassware secure, while the lower shelf offers generous storage for bar essentials or décor.

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

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...

The cabinet opens with two glazed doors in the upper section, ideal for displaying tableware, glassware, books, or collectibles, while the lower paneled sections provide balance and ...

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...