E. Hoffman Decorative Objects

This stunning Art Deco perfume bottle is attributed to Heinrich Hoffmann, a master Czech glassmaker known for his exceptional craftsmanship. Featuring elegant intaglio floral motifs,...

We have assembled an collection of 10 Art Deco decorative and hand made decanters made in Sweden during the early 1900s to 1930s . They used to have functionality as well as looking ...

This striking Art Deco glass vase is executed in a refined smoked gray (grey) tone and features a bold faceted, architectural form closely associated with early 20th-century Central ...

A pair of superb and unusual Art Deco-style cut rock crystal urns. Each urn is crafted from a single piece of rock crystal, carefully cut and polished to reveal the natural inclusion...

A pair of slice and flute Georgian decanters.

Pair of large brass vases. These striking vases are perfect for adding a touch of sparkle to a stylish bookshelf, mantelpiece, or dining table. Please note that they have some dents ...

Antique handcut crystal vase with floral and grape motif, circa 1920 An absolutely gorgeous handcut crystal vase. We have found no information on the maker, but the quality cannot...

Made in Austria, 1920s. This vase is made is glass, which is decorated with a secessionist style. It is a vintage piece, therefore it might show slight traces of use, but it can be...

Elegant Art Deco English cut glass perfume or small decanter bottles with tapered neck finished with slender silver collar and spiral stopper. Hallmarked 1920s.

This Art Deco crystal bottle features a striking geometric design, embodying the elegance and bold symmetry characteristic of the Art Deco movement. The bottle is composed of clear a...

Moser "Diva" Oroplastic Cut Crystal Vase, figural procession motif, marked "Moser" to base. 5.75" H x 3.5" W x 3.5" D. Provenance: From a New York City Collection.

A striking and sculptural Art Deco crystal vase made by Kosta Glasbruk, Sweden, circa 1920. This elegant trapezoidal form exemplifies the refined geometry and modernist clarity of ea...