Richy Borge

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 lilac glass, possibly neodymium or ...

This Murano glass decanter was designed by Maurizio Albarelli for Cenedese & Albarelli in Murano, Italy, circa 1970s. Handblown in mint green glass, the vessel has a flattened circul...

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 relief decoration. The cylindrical body ...

A pair of Art Deco Lucite and chrome candelabras, made in England circa the 1930s, combining clear geometric forms with polished metal candle holders. Each two-light candelabra is co...

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...

A Mid-Century Modern ceramic mantel vase by Shorter & Son, produced in England during the 1950s and finished in a soft cream satin glaze. The moulded vase has a distinctive boat-sha...

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...

A striking Aesthetic Movement moon flask by Franz Anton Mehlem, made in Germany in 1865, its flattened earthenware form richly decorated with Japonisme motifs. The broad circular bo...

This Murano alabastro glass shell by Archimede Seguso was made in Murano, Italy, during the 1960s and is formed in richly colored turquoise-blue glass. Handcrafted as a stylized sea...

Brutalist Murano glass mirror by Creaciones Gobesso, dated 1983, with a sculptural gilt gesso frame set with amber and deep red glass medallions. Circular in form and relatively com...

A mid-century Galliano Ferro pulegoso Murano glass bowl, created in Murano, Italy, during the 1960s, in subtly olive-green glass with a sculptural square form. The substantial bowl ...

Large Jean Gerbino jardiniere in terre mêlée ceramic, created in Vallauris, France, during the 1950s and displaying the distinctive neriage technique associated with his work. The s...

A Zebrati Murano glass bowl designed by Ercole Barovier for Barovier & Toso, produced in Murano, Italy during the 1950s. Richly coloured in warm amber-orange glass, this sculptural c...

A large Ethiopian Coptic processional cross in silver-plated bronze, handcrafted in Ethiopia during the early 20th century using the traditional lost-wax casting technique. Exceptionally sculptural in scale, the cross is mounted on its original tall hollow conical socket, creating an imposing architectural presence while showcasing the extraordinary intricacy of its pierced geometric decoration. The elaborate openwork design is characteristic of Ethiopian Orthodox ecclesiastical metalwork, combining intricate latticework with interlacing crosses, circular medallions, and layered geometric motifs. Every detail would have been individually carved into the wax model before casting, a painstaking process that reflects the remarkable skill of Ethiopian metalworkers. The visual language of Ethiopian Coptic crosses...

An antique French pagoda birdcage dating from the late 19th century, crafted during the Late Victorian period from painted wood and hand-worked iron wire. Rich in decorative detail a...

A pair of handcrafted Murano glass candlesticks by Gabbiani, created in Murano, Italy during the late 20th century. Expertly executed in opaline and clear glass enriched with gold po...

A sculptural turquoise glazed ceramic vase by Belgian ceramicist Alexandre de Wemmel, created in Belgium during the mid-20th century. Executed in glazed terracotta, the elegant urn-s...

Glass apothecary jar with lid in hand-blown Empoli vetro verde glass, made in Empoli, Italy during the 1960s. Executed in the region’s characteristic emerald-green glass, the jar com...

Neon yellow glass apothecary jar by Stelvia Empoli, handcrafted in Italy during the 1950s, with a sculptural Mid-Century Modern form and lidded design. The wide, shallow body is pai...

A handmade turquoise ceramic vase by Alexandre de Wemmel, crafted in Belgium during the 1950s. This distinctive mid-century vessel combines a restrained urn-shaped silhouette with an...

A Carlo Moretti Pencil Vase in hand-blown Murano glass, designed and produced in Italy during the 1970s. Often referred to as the "Pencil Vase," this distinctive solifleur takes insp...

Amber Murano glass decorative catchall bowl by Galliano Ferro, hand-blown in Italy during the 1960s, with a heavy square form and distinctive dimpled base. Formed from thick translu...

A Carlo Moretti Murano apothecary jar in striking cobalt blue and white cased glass, designed and handcrafted in Italy during the 1960s. Combining sculptural form with functional des...

A Murano glass vase handcrafted in Italy during the 1990s, featuring a grey sommerso core, luminous cyan blue glass and a precisely faceted hexagonal form. The vase is formed using ...

An Art Deco ceramic bowl designed by Wilhelm Kåge for Gustavsberg and produced in Sweden in 1935, with a turquoise-green glaze and sterling silver overlay decoration from the celebra...

An Art Deco Gouda pottery bowl produced by Zuid in Holland in 1923. Decorated in the highly distinctive Collier pattern, this hand-painted earthenware bowl showcases the bold colour ...

A sculptural dove vase designed by Kathi Urbach for Beswick, England, during the 1950s. Executed in glazed ceramic, the vessel takes the form of a stylised dove with elegantly simpli...

A sculptural shell vase by C.H. Brannam, Barnstaple, England, dating to approximately 1965. Modelled as an elongated spiral shell, this striking stoneware vessel reflects the organic...

A Vetro Verde glass cat sculpture by Toso et Bagnoli, hand-crafted in the Empoli region of Italy during the 1950s. Executed in rich emerald-green glass, this whimsical feline is among the firm's most celebrated decorative creations and represents the playful innovation of post-war Italian glassmaking. The sculpture is constructed from three individually worked elements, with the arched body incorporating all four legs and decorated with a spiral trail of controlled internal bubbles suspended within the glass. The expressive head and tall upright tail are expertly hot-applied by hand, while the face is completed with applied white and black glass eyes, a small nose and delicate whiskers, demonstrating the skill of the Empoli artisans. During the 1950s, Toso et Bagnoli became renowned for producing imaginative animal sculptures and decorative objects in Vetro Verde, the distinctive emerald-green glass for which the Empoli district became internationally recognised. Their work reflected the optimism and creativity of post-war Italian design and was produced alongside collaborations with some of Italy's leading designers, most notably Gio Ponti. The significance of these whimsical sculptures is reflected by the inclusion of this exact cat model in the permanent collection of the Museo del Vetro di Empoli...

A pair of Stelvia Opalina Fiorentina horse head sculptures, hand-crafted in the Empoli region of Italy during the 1960s. Retaining both original Stelvia factory labels, these elegant...

An Archimede Seguso Murano glass millefiori bowl, produced in Italy during the 1950s, combining vibrant multicoloured murrine with rich ruby-red incalmo glass in one of the designer'...

A striking Murano sommerso glass bowl produced in Italy during the 1970s, combining exceptional clarity with bold colour in a modernist style form. The bowl is formed in clear Muran...

Modernist style Murano glass bowl produced in Italy during the 1970s. Executed in clear glass with a submerged opaque green centre, the bowl presents a refined and minimalist interp...

This Venetian-style Murano glass tazza was created in Italy circa 1950 and displays the decorative elegance associated with mid-century Venetian glassmaking. The shallow bowl is rais...

This modernist mantel vase by Shorter & Sons was produced in Staffordshire, England during the 1950s. Crafted in earthenware, the piece features a sculptural angular form with ge...

This Murano uranium glass bowl by Galliano Ferro was produced in Italy during the mid-twentieth century and exemplifies the bold use of colour and...

This pair of Chinese Double Happiness footed bowls was produced during the mid-twentieth century and draws inspiration from Qing Dynasty decorative traditions. Executed in blue and w...

This Murano sommerso glass bowl was produced in Italy during the 1970s and presents a refined interpretation of one of the island's most celebrated glassmaking techniques. Formed in ...

This Art Deco ceramic pedestal vase by Beswick was produced in England during the 1930s and features distinctive relief decoration depicting a pair of gazelles within a stylised mode...

The Immaculate Defection is a large-scale contemporary oil on canvas painting by Steven E Robertson, created in 2025. Through a rich combination of figurative imagery, symbolic motif...

Fruit and Flowers is a contemporary oil on canvas painting by the Glasgow based artist Steven E Robertson, created in 2026. Combining floral motifs, figurative line work, and symboli...

‘Ten £ Banger’ is an original oil on canvas painting by Scottish artist Steven E Robertson, created in 2025. Drawing on memories of early 2000s club culture, the work explores themes...

This Michael Harris bottle vase for Mdina Glass was produced in Malta during the 1970s and exemplifies the studio's highly distinctive organic approach to decorative art glass. Execu...

This small Chameleon Ware urn vase by George Clews & Co was produced in Staffordshire, England during the 1930s and presents one of the manufacturer's most recognizable decorative ce...

This small French faience vase attributed to a maker in the Longwy region dates from the early 20th century and presents a richly decorated Art Nouveau composition. The vase displays...

This contemporary figurative oil painting titled All I Do Each Night Is Pray was created by Steven E Robertson in 2025. The work explores themes of longing, vulnerability, and emotio...

This large contemporary ceramic wall sculpture from Mathieu Lehanneur's Pocket Ocean series was created in France in 2019 and forms part of the designer's ongoing exploration of natu...

This Michael Harris Azurene art glass vase for Isle of Wight Studio Glass, designed in England in 1978, is a distinctive example of British studio glass from one of the workshop’s mo...

This Wilhelm Kåge Argenta ceramic bowl for Gustavsberg, produced in Sweden around the 1950s, is a distinctive Mid-Century decorative bowl from the...

This Murano glass paperweight by Fratelli Toso, produced in Italy during the 1960s, features a spherical form combining bullicante bubbles, ribbon canes, aventurine detailing, and a ...