Richy Borge

An unusual French Art Deco ceramic vase dating to the 1930s, distinguished by its vivid crimson-red and deep cobalt-blue glazes, elongated sculptural form and distinctive stylised bi...

An Art Nouveau-style bronze desk lamp created in the United Kingdom circa 1980s, combining a sculptural patinated metal structure with an orange blown glass shade and an unusually ex...

A mid-century green glass apothecary jar produced in Empoli, Italy, during the 1950s, featuring a cylindrical body and a distinctive conical lid topped with a small spherical finial....

Vintage white glass apothecary jar by Carlo Moretti, made in the Empoli glassmaking region of Italy circa the 1960s. The small-scale jar is handblown in layered cased glass, with an ...

A vintage Murano glass paperweight by Fratelli Toso, dating to the 1970s. This colourful Italian art glass piece features an abstract arrangement of vibrant turquoise glass and delic...

A vintage Murano glass pedestal paperweight by Fratelli Toso, dating to the 1970s. This distinctive Italian art glass piece features an arrangement of turquoise and white zanfirico r...

A miniature Greek Revival porcelain vase produced by the Hill Pottery Company in England in 1863, after a design by Samuel Alcock. Decorated with classical figures against a rich cob...

A large Victorian glass match striker dating to the late 19th century, featuring a spherical body of pale, translucent frosted glass finished with a broad silver metal collar. The substantial glass sphere has a softly textured, matt surface, most likely produced through acid etching. Its pale, slightly yellow-green tint gives the glass a gentle luminosity, contrasting with the reflective silver collar. The collar surrounds the circular opening and extends down into the interior, forming a metal-lined receptacle for matches. The exterior frosted surface provides the friction needed for striking traditional matches. The spherical form is balanced by a small, flattened base, also finished with a frosted texture. Its generous proportions and restrained decoration give this antique match holder...

An unusual, oversized Murano glass paperweight by AVEM (Arte Vetraria Muranese), dating to the 1960s. Distinguished by its exceptionally large diameter and flattened lenticular form,...

An antique Chinese elm wood stool dating to the early 20th century, featuring traditional provincial construction, a rectangular seat and a heavily worn reddish-brown lacquered finis...

A vintage blue opaline Murano glass apothecary jar, attributed to Vincenzo Nason and Véritable Opaline de Murano, Italy, circa 1970s. The jar is formed from luminous sky-blue opalin...

A French Art Deco ceramic bowl by Atelier Primavera, dating to circa 1930, distinguished by its vivid turquoise and golden-yellow glaze. The circular earthenware bowl has a broad, r...

An unusual late Victorian black glazed earthenware vase by Wardle & Co., England, dating to the late 19th century. Distinguished by its striking geometric silhouette, the vase exempl...

An exceptional late 19th-century French enameled earthenware vase by Jules Vieillard & Cie of Bordeaux, dating to circa 1880. An elaborate example of French Japonisme pottery, co...

A mid-century English ceramic vase by C.H. Brannam of Barnstaple, Devon, featuring a sculptural Modernist form finished in a luminous turquoise glaze. Dating to the mid-20th century, this earthenware vase combines bold, rounded proportions with restrained architectural detailing. The generously proportioned, bulbous body is encircled by elongated, raised vertical lobes, creating a rhythmic, almost organic surface. These curved sections rise towards a cylindrical neck with a subtly flared, rolled rim, while a circular foot provides a balanced foundation. The glossy turquoise glaze has a soft, mineral-like quality, with delicate tonal variations accentuating the relief decoration. Established in the mid-19th century, Brannam became an important name in British art pottery under Charles Hubert Brannam. Associated with the wider tradition of Devon and Torquay pottery...

An early 20th-century Art Nouveau ceramic jardiniere by Thomas Forester & Sons, produced in England as part of the manufacturer's Phoenix Ware collection. This small, rounded planter...

An early 20th-century Arts and Crafts ceramic vase by Ault Pottery, England, finished in a distinctive lilac-blue glaze. Produced by the pottery established by William Ault, this sma...

A late Victorian ceramic shell jardiniere designed by Christopher Dresser and manufactured by Ault Pottery circa 1890. This sculptural earthenware planter combines naturalistic shel...

An impressive early 20th-century Scottish red deer hunting trophy, comprising a naturally preserved stag skull and eleven-point antlers mounted on a traditional oak shield-shaped pla...

A large early 20th-century Scottish red deer stag skull and antler trophy, mounted on a traditional oak shield-shaped plaque. Originating from the Scottish Highlands, this impressive...

A 1960s Italian Murano glass bowl by Seguso, distinguished by its rich green colouring, shallow triangular form and decorative bullicante bubble inclusions. The small bowl is formed...

A substantial mid-century Murano glass perfume bottle, dating to the 1960s and attributed to Seguso. Handcrafted in Italy, this decorative scent bottle combines warm amber sommerso g...

A small mid-century Murano glass sommerso vase, distinguished by its unusual combination of emerald green, golden yellow and pale lilac glass, presented in a sharply faceted hexagona...

An English Victorian match striker dating to 1899, combining finely ribbed clear glass with a hallmarked sterling silver collar. Distinguished ...

An elaborately decorated Byzantine-style ceramic crucifix by French ceramic artist Marc Roussel, created in Vallauris in 1962. This substantial wall cross takes inspiration from the ...

A large and highly sculptural Murano glass bowl by Alfredo Barbini, made in Italy during the 1960s. Formed as an exaggerated conch shell, the piece combines deep ruby-red glass with ...

A striking pair of Arts and Crafts candlesticks by Benham & Froud, England, circa 1880, based on a design associated with Christopher Dresser. Each candlestick is constructed around...

A pair of late 19th-century English copper candlesticks combining Japonisme influence with the decorative vocabulary of the Aesthetic Movement. Handcrafted in copper, each candlestic...

A large hand-carved Japanese koi carp sculpture in keyaki wood, dating to the late 19th century during the Meiji period. Measuring 48 cm long, the fish has a strongly graphic silhoue...

A striking Art Deco ceramic vase by Beswick, model 656, produced in England during the 1930s. Combining bold geometric form with richly moulded relief decoration, the vase is an expr...

A late 19th-century Chinese carved wood duck sculpture, retaining remnants of its original deep oxblood-red lacquer finish. Hand carved with a broad rounded body, elongated neck and ...

A substantial Murano glass decanter from the 1980s, attributed to Formia, with a compact bottle form and vivid purple and fuchsia pink sommerso decoration. The rounded body is formed...

A 1960s Murano glass dove sculpture by Seguso Vetri d'Arte, worked in clear, chartreuse green and near-black glass. The stylised bird has a rounded body set on a clear circular glass...

A vintage Murano Sommerso glass conch shell sculpture by Alfredo Barbini, made in Italy during the 1970s, combining deep pink, cobalt blue, and purple glass in a stylized organic for...

A vintage Chinese blue and white dragon moon flask vase by Victoria Ironstone, dating to the 1970s and decorated in the Ming style with h...

A 1970s Murano glass Sommerso paperweight designed by Antonio da Ros for Cenedese, featuring a sculptural cylindrical form with a spherical glass knob and a composition of cyan blue,...

A vintage Chinese wooden mandarin duck sculpture dating to the 1980s, hand-carved and hand-painted in a decorative palette of yellow ochre, oxblood red, and black. The sculpture comb...

A mid-century modern ceramic dove sculpture produced by Beswick in England during the 1950s, featuring a stylized bird form with a lustrous celadon green glaze and delicately colored...

A turquoise opaline glass ashtray attributed to Vincenzo Nason, made in Italy during the 1950s, featuring a circular form with a gold-plated brass rim and integrated cigarette rest. ...

A Murano glass Madonna sculpture by Seguso Vetri d'Arte, made in Italy during the 1980s, depicting the Virgin Mary in prayer through a combination of translucent crystal, opaline gla...

A handcrafted lead crystal angel figurine from Japan, dating to circa the 1970s, with a translucent glass body and an iridescent finish that produces subtle rainbow reflections acros...

This mid-19th-century bronze Buddha head is a finely cast Southeast Asian sculpture, probably Thai, distinguished by its elaborate ceremonial headdress and serene expression. The Bu...

This 1960s Murano Sommerso glass bowl combines vivid azure blue and chartreuse green within a substantial faceted octagonal form. The thick-walled bowl is formed using the Sommerso ...

A 1970s Murano sommerso glass bowl by Vincenzo Nason for V. Nason & Cie, executed in substantial layers of smoked gray and clear glass. The compact square vessel has a strongly ...

A 1970s Murano sommerso glass bowl by Vincenzo Nason for V. Nason & Cie, handcrafted in Murano, Italy, in smoked gray and clear glass. The substantial square form is composed of...

Small Murano glass bowl in deep green sommerso glass with bullicante decoration, designed by Galliano Ferro in Italy around the 1960s. A compact piece of mid-century Italian art glas...

Art Deco iridescent glass vase designed by Andries Dirk Copier for Glasfabriek Leerdam in the Netherlands, dating to the early 1930s. The small spherical vase has a distinctive beehi...

This pair of Murano bullicante glass bowls was designed by Galliano Ferro for Ferro Italarts in Murano, Italy, circa 1970s. Each bowl is formed in li...

A vintage mint green Murano glass decanter designed by Maurizio Albarelli for Cenedese & Albarelli, produced in Italy during the 1970s. Handblown in translucent green glass, the deca...

A 19th-century Parian ware spill vase by Samuel Alcock, England, dating from the mid to late 19th century and executed in ivory and royal blue bisque porcelain. The cylindrical vase ...

This Mintons majolica basketweave planter, made in England in 1911, is a green glazed ceramic jardiniere distinguished by its richly modeled relie...

A Murano Sommerso glass bowl by Galliano Ferro, made in Italy during the 1960s, combining deep blue glass with clear crystal and controlled bullicante bubbles. Hand-blown in substan...

This Italian Sommerso glass bowl by Seguso Vetri d'Arte dates to the 1960s and retains its original blue glass stamper. Hand-blown using the Sommerso technique, the bowl combines tr...

A French Mid-Century Modern ceramic vase by Blanche Letalle for Saint Clément, dating from the 1950s, with a matte charcoal-gray body and glossy green neck. The vase has a simple, b...

This large 1980s Murano Sommerso perfume bottle, attributed to Formia, is hand-blown in translucent green and vivid pink glass with a substanti...

This Dutch Art Deco ceramic tray by Zuid-Holland, made in Gouda in 1927 and attributed to Jaap Gidding, is distinguished by an expressive geometric composition and unusually sculptur...

A 1970s Murano Sommerso glass vase from Italy, hand-blown in three colors and distinguished by its substantial faceted form and deep blue interior. The vase is formed from exception...

This large 1960s Murano glass bowl by Archimede Seguso is a substantial hand-blown form in opaque white alabastro glass with a fused pink applied rim. Larger and notably deeper than...

A sculptural black basalt shell bowl by Wedgwood, made in England circa the 1960s as part of the manufacturer's Basalt range. Slip-cast in black stoneware, the bowl takes the form o...

This Fratelli Toso Murano glass paperweight, dating from the 1960s, combines bullicante decoration with red and green glass and silver inclusions. Of tall cylindrical form, the pape...