1950s Decorative Objects

Vintage set of 3 stainless steel glasses with brown leather case are ideal for travel or for any convivial occasion. Dimensions of the leather case: height 5 inches - 12.7 cm 3 glass...

Original advertising poster or sign, made of wood and hand painted. It belonged to a renowned Welsh dairy farm. On the black background are the raised letters, also in wood, that for...

Large Vintage Dunhil ceramic square collectible ashtray by Wade England Royal red and black. Vintage Alfred Dunhill collectible porcelain cigar ashtray by Wade, England. Material: Glazed prestige porcelain with gold lettering on red borders. Dunhill Ashtray...

Tiffany & Company's 1950's sterling silver ring holder and pin dish depicting a stylized hand perfect for a vanity or bureau. Beautifully ...

A fun set of eight linen cocktail napkins with appliqued and embroidered golf bags is just perfect for your own "19th hole". There are two each of ye...

This charming set of eight embroidered linen napkins with a tennis theme are perfect for summer entertaining. They are in excellent condition. Measureme...

This mid-century German bowl is made from brass and features a curved wrapped round orange-red handle and four delicate feet. On the bottom sits a label re...

- Sterling Silver Cigarette case from the 1957 (made in in Birmingham) - Enameled lid with a hand-paint nautical motif with sailboats - Vermeil interior - 'With affection an...

An absolutely charming dachshund is stretched to his limits for this great picture from from Hermes. The double sided pup holds two pieces of glass which can display a different phot...

Mint and boxed Schiaparelli "Shocking" surreal heart soaps. Washing your hands with/of hearts. " I gave to pink, the nerve of the red, a neon pink, an unreal pink, Shocking Pink" Schiaparelli's pink was "an aggressive, brawling, warrior pink” Yves Saint Laurent: Elsa Schiaparelli's "Shocking" Pink was a color which derived from a 17.27 carat rose colored Cartier diamond known as the Tete de Belier, belonging to her friend and client, Daisy Fellowes. Shocking Pink was used for the eponymous perfume "Shocking", which was launched in 1937. The packaging was designed by artist Leonor Fini and the bottle was based on Mae West's curvaceous figure. Her first shoe-hat, designed for her autumn 1937 collection, had a Shocking Pink heel. Salvador Dali loved the color so much he used it for one of his own works, “an enormous stuffed bear...

What a wonderful and unusual vanity item! This lipstick holder, by beauty legend, Helena Rubenstein, features a Far East inspired base that displays 5...

Trio of Japanese Geisha gilt metal figures c 1950s The exotic gilt metal figures are postured in various poses Their silhouettes are dressed in draped kimonos with ceremonial ...