Used Glassware

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...

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...

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

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...

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...

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...

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)

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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...

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 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.

Lined up across a bar cart, these stunning pieces evoke the immediate nostalgia of upscale 1940s and 1950s cocktail hours, where entertaining was treated as an art form and themed gl...

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...

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

One can easily imagine these shelves arranged with silver dessert stands, compotes, porcelain services, crystal bowls, decanters, fine glassware, fruit, petits fours, or elaborate co...

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 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...

As a product of the renowned Murano glass tradition and a representation of the 1960s design sensibility, this ashtray is a sought-after collector's item among enthusiasts of vintage...

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.

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

There are no maker's marks, which is consistent with many French opaline pieces of the 1800s, but the craftsmanship and design are characteristic of luxury glassware made for the dec...

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

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.

The interior is fitted for bar storage, with shelved compartments suitable for bottles and glassware. The demilune form is both sculptural and highly functional, reading well in a re...

Behind the elegant tambour doors lies a versatile interior space fitted with shelves and compartments, ideal for storing writing materials, glassware, or spirits. The tambour mechani...

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...

The vase features multiple fairy/elf figures incorporated into the surrounding floral composition, making it particularly appealing to collectors of Lalique, French crystal, fairy-th...

Introduced by Anchor Hocking in the 1940s, Fire-King was conceived as modern, functional and durable glassware for the American home. Its heat-resistant pieces accompanied an importa...

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

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 li...

Wright, Tyndale & Van Roden was a prominent luxury retailer and importer of fine porcelain, glassware, home decor, and pottery based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

This vintage modern serving cart features two-tiered glass shelves for bottle or glassware storage. An ideal shop display or bar service cart, the shapely modern design and vintage b...

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 li...

Two glazed doors with shaped moldings and intricate carvings, including rare Masonic motifs, open to reveal a beautiful tapestry lined interior with two shelves, ideal for displaying...

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...

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.

Both the top rim and base are framed in deep ruby-red enamel accented by rich, heavy gold gilt scrollwork and flourishes, common in Victorian-era French decorative porcelain and luxu...

Their primary function was to serve as a display surface for decorative objects, porcelain, clocks, glassware, or everyday items associated with domestic social life.

During the mid-to-late 20th century, Krosno developed a strong reputation for colourful and experimental glassware, including vessels incorporating unusual colour combinations, sculp...

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 li...

Egermann's innovations had a major influence on Bohemian glass production and helped establish the region's reputation for highly decorative and technically accomplished glassware. ...

Dimensions Diameter 11.9 cm/4.7" Diameter of base 8 cm/3.1" Height 15.5 cm/6.1" Maker: P H Vogel & Co Date: 1925 Origin: London, England Video: A video of this fine piece is av...

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...

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...

In 1893, Moser acquired its own glassworks, allowing the company to expand from decorating glass blanks into the production of its own glassware. The firm's reputation continued to ...

Authentic Karl Palda objects are celebrated today for their sophisticated engineering and their fearless departure from 19th-century traditions.Today, Karl Palda glassware is highly ...

The glassworks also produced glassware and industrial tumblers between 1934 and 1935.

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One compartment features an ingenious drop-front door that transforms into a dedicated bar cabinet, revealing generous interior storage for bottles and glassware while creating a con...