Vide Poches

Fused glass square vide-poche or ashtray has wide rim of deep amethyst purple color and complex central bowl with checkered pattern in the center, encircled by a blue band.

Set of four small vide-poches in patinated bronze with a verdigris finish.

A versatile and highly decorative object that can be used as an ashtray, vide-poche, or simply as a sculptural centerpiece on a coffee table, console, or dining table.

Biomorphic Art Glass "Sunflower" Fruit Bowl by Göran Wärff for Kosta Boda Discover the timeless elegance of the biomorphic art glass "Sunflower" fruit bowl or vide-poche, a masterpi...

Graceful bronze bowl, vide-poche, inspired by Wabi-Sabi, the ancient Japanese philosophy that views and embraces the world for its imperfections and transient nature.

A striking zebra stone mineral vide-poche, carved from a richly patterned natural stone exhibiting bold, high-contrast marbling in shades of ivory, charcoal, and soft gray.

Mid Century hand painted and glazed ceramic vide poche - cantilevered design featuring abstract shapes and patterns to the interior and exterior - combination of matte and gloss glaz...

Stig Lindberg Silur Stoneware Bowl Designed by the renowned Sig Lindberg in Sweden, this Silur pattern Gustavsberg bowl, made from high-quality glazed stoneware, effortlessly combin...

Large organic free form bowl, dish or vide-poche. geometric patterned with dark orange glaze divided by black lines Roger Capron, Vallauris, South of France, circa 1962.

A wonderful vintage vide poche (empty pocket) in silver plate comprising two parts, the dish itself and the golf ball on a stand.

Decorative vintage art glass vide-poche retailed by Wolim of West Haven, Connecticut.

A wonderful vintage vide poche (empty pocket) in silver plate comprising two parts, the dish itself and the removable horse head on a stand.

A single carved malachite vide-poche of notably superior quality, worked from a generous piece of Katanga malachite displaying exceptional banding throughout.

A decorative dish or vide-poche by ceramicist Bernard Rooke. England, mid-twentieth century.

This vide-poche depicts a whelk (Buccin) beside a strand of fucus, the brown algae traditionally harvested along the Breton coast.

Large Italian 1960s Aragonite Crystal Vide Poche

A decorative dish or vide-poche by ceramicist Bernard Rooke. England, mid-twentieth century.

This elegant vintage owl-shaped vide poche is a striking example of Mid Century Modern decorative design, crafted in polished brass with beautifully detailed texturing.

Made in Italy, 1920s. This trinket bowl / vide-poche is made in amethyst ribbed Murano glass.

We offer for sale an Ashtray, as you can see from the lateral slots designed to hold 2 cigarettes per side but, in case you are not a smoker like me, to be used as a Vide-Poche on an...

This ceramic vide-poche, attributed to Robert Picault, features his distinctive Vallauris craftsmanship.

This French "Crabe," or "Crab," pâte de verre vide-poche glass dish by Amalric Walter and Henri Bergé, is an elongated green and blueish dish, with murky, swirling hues, mimicking th...

Mid-20th-century vintage malachite dish with green swirl detailing, polished bullseye Malachite specimen vide poche, decorative trinket dish, or ashtray.

Tray by Alexandre Noll Signed 'A Noll' on the back Walnut

Black marble dish or vide poche designer by Egidio Di Rosa and Pier Alessandro Giusti for Up&Up International, Italy, circa 1960-1970.

Vintage decorative bowl, catch all tray, or vide-poche features abstract leaf form in heavy, solid brass.

Danish Mid-century ceramic vide-poche most likely designed by Marianne Starck and manufactured for the ceramic workshop Michael Andersen & Søn (MA&S) circa 1960s.

Decoration piece from the sixties, usually at the main entrance of homes to leave the keys or objects that we carry in our pockets when we arrive.

Moribana Venetian Murano glass dishes bowls or vide poches designed by Marie Rose Kahane for Yali Glass, 2019.

Magnificent organically shaped and materially exquisite Mid-Century modernist vide-poche or bowl made in solid Malachite from Elba Island in Tuscany, Italy, circa 1970.

Graceful bronze bowl, vide-poche, inspired by Wabi-Sabi, the ancient Japanese philosophy that views and embraces the world for its imperfections and transient nature.

Platter Valet Tray Vide-Poche Black Marquina Marble Jewelry Double Tray Design Refined, sculptural, and timelessly elegant, this luxury vide-poche jewelry tray is handcrafted from ic...

Collection of six porcelain vide-poches/trinket dishes designed by Piero Fornasetti (ca. 1960s, Italy).

Elegant small vide-poche by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte, Italy, circa 1960s, combining translucent amethyst glass with a shaped brass base.

Decorative ceramic vide-poche by Pol Chambost (circa 1950s). Small yet elegant seashell-shaped form with white base and dark, grape-purple outline and lip.

Belgium / 1900 / Poche de Vie / Val-Saint-Lambert / glass / Baroque / Rococo A refined example of Belgian glass artistry, this vibrant blue signed Val-Saint-Lambert Vide-Poche.

Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte exquisite glass dish or vide poche with colored profiled and curved glass resting on an angular fitted black enameled metal base, Italy, c. 1956.

A fine signed silver dish or vide poche. By Tiffany & Co. In sterling silver.

Yet its sleek geometry and jewel-like sparkle make it equally suited as a demi vide poche, catchall, or thoughtful decorative gift.

Superbe coupelle / vide-poche vintage en forme de feuille stylisée, authentique création des célèbres Potiers d'Accolay (Années 1950 - 1960).

Hollywood regency shell vide poche Italy 1970 Resin, wood, shell H 5 × 27 cm diam.

Italian ceramic decorative vide-poche by Bruno Gambone (circa 1980s). A unique ceramic with muted tones and Zen-like presence.

Elegant Italian onyx marble vide poche, crafted in the Mid Century Modern period.

A French hand‑painted Limoges porcelain tray catchall jewelry vide‑poche, in the Neoclassical style, circa early to mid‑20th century, France.

Unusual set of bowls, cups or vide- poche. Black glazed ceramic These hand-made bowls have slightly different sizes, shapes and handles.

This exceptional 1920s uranium glass vide poche splays outward with architectural precision, embodying the machine-age optimism and streamlined glamour that defined the American Art ...

In excellent condition commensurate with age and use, this collectible piece may serve as a vide-poche, fruit dish, or display accent, bringing Old World charm and fine American craf...

The warm honey-amber tone glows beautifully under natural or ambient light, making it ideal as a vide-poche, catchall, or decorative accent for a coffee table, console, or bar.

Exceptional vide-poche with a snake as a holder. Can be wonderfully used for storing small objects on the desk or as a jewelry tray.

Beautiful vintage Murano hand blown straw yellow, red, blue and green bands Italian art glass vide-poche / dish. The piece is made of very thin glass.

This beautifully decorated ceramic dish, or vide-poche, displays a luxuriant floral motif inspired by the Byzantine world.

The technique used to make the glass is similar to that used for Eugenio pieces. Each vide-poche has a mini pot with flowers made of thin glass and wire, which fit in the opening, wh...

Graceful bronze tray, vide-poche, inspired by Wabi-Sabi, the ancient Japanese philosophy that views and embraces the world for its imperfections and transient nature.

An original and unique ceramic bowl circa 1950

1950's ceramic vide poche by Albert Thiry Famous French ceramist

Compartmented trinket tray in varnished wood and cowrie shells, France, 1960s. This original decorative trinket tray is made of carved and varnished wood, featuring a large central ...

jolie plat à anse par Jacques Blin à décor d'animal à cornes.

A striking vintage Italian ceramic vide-poche by Fornasetti, featuring a finely detailed sun face in black and white framed by a lustrous gold interior.

A beautifully varied set of three hand-carved and polished solid malachite dishes, each hollowed from a single nodule of natural stone to create an organic, freeform vide-poche. All...

A substantial English black marble ashtray or catchall vide-poche, circa early to mid-20th century, England.