Used Glassware

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of antique glassware. Dimensions Height to top of thumb piece 27.6 cm/10.9" Diameter of ...

A glass shelf completes the composition, beautifully showcasing fine glassware and premium spirits. This unique piece perfectly combines historical craftsmanship with modern luxury,...

Behind the doors the interior is fitted for storage, with a shelf on the left, a glassware section and three drawers with a bar arrangement for bottles on the right.

A stylish Art Deco walnut display cabinet, standing on a shaped plinth base and exhibiting the clean lines and elegant proportions synonymous with the period The cabinet features a p...

Like most true mid-century Murano pieces, this bowl features thick, heavy walls designed to brilliantly refract natural light. Glassware of this style is called a "geode" bowl becaus...

Crafted in richly grained teak, this elegant piece features a lighted upper display compartment behind glass-paneled doors, creating the perfect showcase for collectibles, glassware,...

One of the long side panels is engineered as a hinged, drop-down door fitted with a delicate pull handle, opening to reveal a spacious central cocktail and glassware storage compartm...

The dry bar offers practical storage for bottles, glassware, and bar accessories, making it equally suitable as a functional cocktail cabinet or as a sculptural statement piece in 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...

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

Whether purchased as a personalized initial set for a home bar or integrated into a curated glassware collection, these pieces make a sophisticated statement on any bar cart or crede...

Style : Mid-Century French Vintage Rustic Decorative Key Features : Amber bubble glass Candleholder with handle Circular base Made in France 20th Century Decorative and functional o...

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 interior is fitted with an original light that automatically illuminates the compartment when the doors are opened, enhancing the reflective surfaces and creating an elegant atmo...

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...

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...

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...

Glass Display Cabinet: One of the modules features glass-paneled doors, perfect for displaying china, glassware, or collectibles. Modular Design: This set includes four separate modu...

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

This highly refined cabinet piece is a classic testament to mid-Victorian Central European luxury glassware.

Seeking to prove the commercial viability of the standalone studio glass workshop, Harris and his business partner Eric Dobson moved to Malta and established Mdina Glass in a convert...

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...

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.

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

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...

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.

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

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

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

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...

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...

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...

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

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

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

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...

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...

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

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

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

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 ...

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...

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

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 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...

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

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...

His drawings range from residential homes to commercial buildings, museums, department stores, churches, and household products - textiles, furniture, glassware, and lighting. Major ...

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

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, ...

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...

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

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

Between 1946 and 1985 Tapio designed glassware in the old Iittala glassworks factory. His revolutionary methods involved him in following each phase in person, often creating the gla...

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...