Kristalunie Maastricht

Small Art Deco glass bowl from the manufacture WMF, Germany. This bowl belongs to the technique Ikora, that was patented from the producer in the early 1920's with this technique, tr...

Century old teak wood bowl with beautiful patina and character. Hand carved from a single piece included the handle. Both usable and sculptural. Full dimensions with the handle; 17 x...

French art deco bowl Art deco style the piece is handmade it has 2 handles and on one of them it has punches (punches; letters D and C, a turtle and other not very legible numbers)...

A remarkable and highly decorative set of 17 Murano art glass goblets, made in Italy and dating to approximately 1930-1940. The group presents an extraordinary variety of forms, colors, and stem constructions, while maintaining a strong visual coherence that makes the ensemble particularly striking as a collection. Each goblet is individually hand-crafted, with distinct silhouettes ranging from flared conical bowls to rounded trumpet forms, and with elaborately modeled stems featuring ribbed knops, applied ornaments, spiral feet, aventurine-like inclusions, and sculptural details in contrasting tones. The palette includes vivid ruby red, cobalt blue, aquamarine, turquoise, emerald green, and amethyst shades, often combined within the same piece to create refined chromatic contrast. The set embodies the refined decorative sensibility of Murano glass production in the Art Deco period, where Venetian glassmaking tradition meets a more modern, elegant, and theatrical design language. Rather than being strictly uniform, the goblets were conceived as a harmonious decorative suite, united by their craftsmanship, proportions, and stylistic spirit. This collection is especially suitable for collectors of Murano glass, Art Deco interiors, and high-level decorative objects, and would also make an exceptional visual statement in a dining room, display cabinet, or curated interior project. PROVENANCE Acquired from an old antiques Venice shop; in the A & MYART Collection since 2004. Each goblet is hand-blown and individually formed. Excellent condition, like new . SINGLE DESCRIPTION GOBLET 1 Murano Art Glass Goblet No. 1, Green Spiral Bowl and Amber Stem, Italy, circa 1930-1940 Elegant Murano art glass goblet, Italy, circa 1930-1940, in refined Art Deco taste. The piece features a tall flared bowl in translucent green glass with spiral ribbing, raised on a warm amber-toned stem with applied side ornaments and a matching green circular foot. The composition combines strong verticality with lively decorative movement, characteristic of Murano production of the second quarter of the 20th century. A highly decorative and collectible example, suitable both as a standalone object and as part of a curated group of Murano goblets. Dimensions: height 26 cm; diameter 9.5 cm. GOBLET 2 Murano Art Glass Goblet No. 2, Ruby Bowl with Aquamarine Stem, Italy, circa 1930-1940 Murano art glass goblet, Italy, circa 1930-1940, with a deep ruby-red rounded bowl and an elegant aquamarine-toned ribbed stem enriched by small applied side ornaments. The spiral foot in matching ruby glass gives the piece a particularly strong decorative identity. The contrast between the rich bowl and the lighter sculptural stem reflects the refined theatricality associated with Murano glass in the Art Deco period. Dimensions: height 27 cm; diameter 10 cm. Provenance: old antiques Veniceshop; A & MYART Collection since 2004. GLOBET 3 Murano Art Glass Goblet No. 3, Blue Bowl with Red Sculptural Stem, Italy, circa 1930-1940 Striking Murano art glass goblet, Italy, circa 1930-1940, featuring a luminous turquoise-blue flared bowl and a sculptural stem in ruby and gold-toned glass with applied side elements. The blue foot balances the composition and reinforces its chromatic unity. This goblet stands out for its compact proportions and strong decorative presence, combining contrasting colors with a distinctly hand-modeled central section. Dimensions: height 27 cm; diameter 10 cm. Provenance: old antiques Venice shop; A & MYART Collection since 2004. GOBLET 4 Murano Art Glass Goblet No. 4, Pale Aquamarine Conical Bowl, Italy, circa 1930-1940 Refined Murano art glass goblet, Italy, circa 1930-1940, with a tall pale aquamarine conical bowl, a finely composed ribbed and sculptural stem, and a spiral foot in matching tones. The restrained color palette gives this piece particular elegance and visual lightness. Its silhouette is especially graceful, balancing a pure geometric bowl with richly modeled Murano stem work. Dimensions: height 27 cm; diameter 10 cm. Provenance: old antiques Venice shop; A & MYART Collection since 2004. GOBLET 5 Murano Art Glass Goblet No. 5, Cobalt Bowl...

Beautiful Art Deco silver plate bowl from France. Lovely ribbed detail. Original finish shows nice age and patina. Perfect as a decorative object or catchall.

Made in Germany by Brockwitz, 1930s - 1940s. This rare bowl / centerpiece is made in amber blown glass with parts that are satined. It is a vintage piece, therefore it might show sl...

Offered for sale is this early 20th Century antique Japanese Imari bowl which is wonderfully hand painted in red, blue, orange, white and gold colours with floral, leaves and tree de...

Made in Poland, 1970s This is a thick and heavy blue glass bowl. It is a vintage piece, therefore it might show slight traces of use, but overall it can be considered as in excellent...

Art Deco blue color Bohemian glass decanter and 6 glasses set, the 1930s Beautifully colored, handmade Czech Bohemian glass set - decanter and six ...

Superb Lalique Fontainebleau service composed of 48 pieces in sets of 8, one carafe and one decanter (50 pieces total). This service has champagn...

Early 20th Century antique Japanese Imari bowl having wonderful hand painted red, blue, orange, white and gold colours with floral, leaves and tree decoration. Lovely colours, condit...

Antique French Art Deco large crystal glass "Marguerites" bowl by Lalique, 1930s. The bowl of large size demonstrates Rene Lalique's passion for daisies. This bowl was first drawn by...