Richy Borge

This set of four Platner armchairs by Warren Platner for Knoll, designed in the 1960s, represents a defining example of American mid-century modern design. Each chair is constructed ...

This Italian sculptural art glass vase in clear and iridescent black glass, attributed to Angelo Rinaldi and dating to the 1970s, presents a distinctly organic approach to form withi...

This Art Deco ceramic centerpiece bowl by Thomas Forester & Sons, produced in Staffordshire, England in 1932, is a striking example of British Art Deco design, decorated in the Sunglo pattern from the Phoenix Ware...

This Murano pink cased glass vase, produced in Italy in the 1970s, is a finely executed example of vintage Murano glass and Italian art glass, featuring a pronounced optic swirl patt...

This stoneware bowl by Doulton Lambeth, produced in England circa the 1930s, reflects a restrained Art Deco aesthetic through its clean form and understated surface detail. The circu...

This green blown glass pedestal vase by Vetro Verde di Empoli, produced in Italy circa the 1950s, demonstrates a fluid mid-century approach to form shaped directly through the glassb...

This Dutch Gouda ceramic vase by Zuid, produced in the Netherlands in 1921, is decorated in the Rhodian style with a matte glaze and richly coloured surface. The baluster form rises...

This Art Deco faience vase by St Clement, produced in France circa the 1930s, is finished in a pale blue glaze and features a sculptural relief of stylised floral and foliate motifs....

This Murano glass bowl in sommerso and bullicante uranium glass by Galliano Ferro was produced in Italy around the 1960s. The bowl is formed as a compact circular vessel with a softl...

This Murano glass bowl in sommerso and bullicante uranium glass by Galliano Ferro was produced in Italy around the 1960s. Formed as a low circular vessel with a subtle indentation, t...

This Art Deco terre mêlée mosaic ceramic vase by Jean Gerbino was produced in Vallauris, France in 1955. Formed in a compact gourd shape with applied disc handles, the piece demonstr...

This art glass vase in green and blue crackle glass, attributed to Gunnar Hakansson for Johansfors Glasbruk, was made in Sweden around the mid-1930s. The vase presents a tulip form r...

This velvet sofa by Damien Langlois-Meurinne for Invisible Collection, created in France in 2018, reflects a restrained modernist approach informed by mid-century French seating desi...

This contemporary bronze figural sculpture titled Ribbon on World by Eleanor Cardozo depicts a rhythmic gymnast performing with a ribbon while balancing atop a globe, created in Swit...

This small bronze figural sculpture by Eleanor Cardozo depicts a rhythmic gymnast with ball and was created in Switzerland in 2011 with clear Art Deco inspiration. Cast in polished ...

This contemporary bronze figural sculpture titled Christy by Eleanor Cardozo depicts a rhythmic gymnast holding a hoop, produced in Switzerland in 2011 and conceived with clear Art D...

This stoneware sculptural vase by American sculptor Eric Roinestad is the V140 design, created in 2019 and handcrafted in the artist’s Los Angeles studio. Executed in pale ivory ston...

A pair of Tassel 3 pendant lights by the New York lighting studio Apparatus Studio, designed with the studio’s distinctive blend of modern minimalism and decorative influence. Inspi...

This large Brazilian quartz crystal cluster specimen presents a dramatic natural formation composed of densely grouped crystal points emerging from a freeform mineral slab. The piec...

This Nila bronze dining table by Italian designer Davide Sozzi for Promemoria was produced in Italy in 2019 and combines a sculptural bronze base with a refined lacquered tabletop. ...

This Catalina bronze side table by the California studio Tuell & Reynolds features a sculptural milled steel base and reflects the studio’s interpretation of French mid-century modern design. The Catalina table...

This mid-century modern cased glass vase by Alsterfors was produced in Sweden in the 1960s. Executed in vivid red glass, the form is tall and cylindrical, defined by a concave hooped...

This mid-century modern green glass hooped vase was designed by Tamara Aladin for Riihimaki in Finland around the 1960s, reflecting the clarity of form and color associated with Scan...

This large Murano glass and gold bullicante paperweight by Cenedese was crafted in Italy around the 1980s and exemplifies the technical precision associated with the Venetian glass t...

Produced in Italy around the 1960s, this green blown glass vase from the Empoli region is defined by its sculptural pedestal form and applied glass detailing. The body rises from a r...

Made in Italy around the 1950s, this Empoli blown glass vase is rendered in a rich green tone and formed in a gently flattened cone shape. The silhouette is compact yet expressive, w...

Produced in Italy around the 1960s, this tall blown glass vase by Empoli is formed in a slender, tapering torpedo shape and in a vibrant emerald green hued glass. The proportions are...

This Arts and Crafts stoneware vase by Charles Brannam was made in Barnstaple, Devon, around 1910. Thrown in stoneware with a terracotta-type body, the vase is finished in a glossy c...

This stoneware studio pottery jug was hand thrown by John Jelfs in his Cotswolds studio in England in the early 1990s. Executed in stoneware and finished with a smooth salt glaze, th...

A Chinese blue and white porcelain double gourd vase, crafted in the Ming style and dating to the 1930s. Executed in white underglaze porcelain and hand painted in cobalt blue enamel...

This pair of blue and white porcelain ginger jars was made in China around the 1980s in the Qing style, each hand painted with a symbolic dragon in deep cobalt blue enamel on a white...

This Art Nouveau enamelled faience vase, produced in France around 1910 and likely originating from the Longwy region, is executed in a tall baluster form and decorated in heavy enam...

This Czech glass vase was designed by Josef Hospodka and produced by Chribska Glassworks around the 1970s. The vase exemplifies a more restrained and elegant strand of Hospodka’s wor...

This small Murano glass geode bowl by Archimede Seguso was produced in Italy in the mid-20th century and exemplifies the refined experimentation of post-war Venetian glassmaking. Exe...

This small Chinese porcelain solifleur vase dates to around the 1900s and is executed in a Qing-style blue and white palette. The vase is decorated with the prunus cracked ice patter...

This decorative Murano glass bowl was produced in Italy around the 1960s by Barovier & Toso and is crafted from translucent green Murano glass. The bowl features a bullicante dec...

This Italian ceramic vase was produced around the 1960s by Alvino Bagni for Raymor and represents a strong example of Italian Mid-Century Modern pottery. Executed in ceramic, the vas...

finely preserved example of early 20th-century English blue and white pottery, this Staffordshire transferware vase features the celebr...

This refined French Art Deco vase dates to the 1930s and is likely produced by the Faïencerie d'Orchies, one of the most important ceramic manufacturers active in Northern France dur...

A large French Art Deco ceramic sculpture of a koi carp fish, designed by Lejan and produced by the Faïencerie d’Orchies in the 1930s. The form is characterised by smooth, flowing co...

A striking pair of Italian ceramic vases by Fratelli Fanciullacci, produced in Italy during the 1960s. Designed as angular pitcher forms, these sculptural vessels exemplify the bold ...

This sculptural Murano glass vase by V. Nason & Cie, produced in the 1980s, is a refined example of late 20th-century Venetian glassmaking with subtle postmodern influence. Execu...

An evocative late Victorian spill vase produced in England circa 1890, distinguished by its sculptural bamboo-inspired form. The piece is composed of three vertical tubular stems of ...

A pair of vintage smoked glass vases, likely produced in Eastern Europe—possibly Romania—circa the 1960s. The vases exemplify the period’s or...

This elegant ceramic urn vase was produced in England during the 1920s by Minton Hollins as part of their celebrated Astra Ware range. The form reflects neoclassical influence, with ...

This pair of hand-blown chartreuse green glass vases was produced in Italy during the 1960s by Cristalleria Artistica Toscana, a Tuscan glassworks associated with the Empoli traditio...

This pair of mid-century Murano glass bowls, attributed to Archimede Seguso and produced in Italy circa the 1950s, demonstrates the refined use of the sommerso technique, in which la...

This Murano glass bowl by Alfredo Barbini, produced in Italy during the 1960s, is executed in the sommerso technique, with a vivid ruby red layer over an alabastro core, encased with...

A bold and sculptural example of mid-century Italian glass, this Murano vase dates to the 1960s and is executed in the swung glass technique, characterized...

This Murano glass bowl by Alfredo Barbini, produced in Italy circa the 1970s, is executed in the sommerso technique, featuring a deep cobalt blue core encased within a dense black ou...

This Swedish Art Deco smoked glass vase, designed by Edward Hald for Orrefors and produced at the Sandvik branch in 1923, represents an early and formative example of modern Scandina...

This pair of English Art Deco candlesticks, produced circa the 1930s, combines hand-turned hardwood stems with stepped brass and copper bases, reflecting a distinctly architectural a...

A rare and important gilt dressing table designed by James Mont, produced in the United States in the 1950s. A key figure in American mid-century design, Mont is celebrated for his d...

This Murano glass bowl, attributed to Gino Cenedese and produced in Italy circa the 1960s, is executed in richly saturated orange glass using the bullicante technique. Controlled air...

Two tall, flared-neck vases from the Dragon pattern series designed by Frederick Rhead for Wood & Sons’ Bursley Ware line, dating to the 1930s. Each vase is individually hand-pai...

A hand-painted ceramic bowl designed by Frederick Rhead in the 1930s for Wood & Sons’ Bursley Ware line, this decorative piece belongs to the highly collectable Dragon pattern ra...

This 1924 green glass vase was designed by Wolfgang von Wersin for Tiroler Glashtte, an early and refined example of Austrian Art Deco glassware. Crafted from vibrant emerald green g...

A tall and quietly commanding Empoli floor vase, handcrafted in Italy during the 1960s by Cristalleria Artistica Toscana, a glassworks known for its creative approach to mid-century glass decorative arts. This piece is formed in smoked optic glass, a distinctive medium in the Empoli tradition, accentuated by swirling white candy-stripe bands that spiral upward with subtle motion. The shape is restrained yet architectural: a tall cylindrical form with softened curves and a smooth, level rim—classic attributes of Italian modernist glass design from this period. Measuring 49 cm in height with a 14.5 cm diameter, the vase is proportioned for use as a floor-standing decorative piece, but is equally suited to consoles, mantels, or pedestal display. Whether used as a vessel for dramatic floral arrangements or appreciated on its own as a mid-century modern glass sculpture, this piece speaks to the Empoli region’s legacy of innovation in blown art glass during the post-war era. The smoky transparency of the glass and the hand-applied white striping evoke movement without ornamentation. In very good vintage condition, free from chips or cracks. A strong collector’s example of vintage Italian glassware...

This tall mid-century modern bottle vase was designed by Swedish artist Arthur Percy for Gullaskruf Glasbruk in the 1950s. Hand-blown in pale blue art glass, the vase features a dist...

A 1960s red art glass vase designed by Per-Olof Ström for Alsterfors Glasbruk, Sweden. Executed in the sommerso technique, the bold red glass is submerged within a matrix of clear cr...