Danish Modern Colorful Mosaic Vide-Poche or Charger

Austrian gilt bronze bird motif vide-poche, unmarked, beautifully cast and engraved.

Victorian bronze operatic frog motif Vide-Poche, a petite Vide-Poche, depicting a frog stabbing itself with a sword, with a witness frog. An esoteric Victorian fancy objet. The catch...

Italian mid- century Diminutive Murano asymmetrical glass vide-poche With scalloped edge, the glass is inset with a yellow leather clad back.

1920s Bronzed Swinging Golfer & Marble Catch All/Vide-Poche France, Circa 1920s This finely made 1920s French bronzed metal sculpture captures the elegance and precision of a golfer in mid-swing. Dressed in period attire, including knickerbocker trousers, a sweater, and a cap, the figure showcases remarkable detail and a rich patina that enhances its sense of movement and realism. Standing 10 inches high, 6 inches wide, and 8 inches deep, the sculpture is mounted on a luxurious octagonal black marble base. The base features a circular recessed tray, making it a functional yet decorative catch-all, perfect for use as a desk organizer, coin tray, or vide-poche. The golfer figure itself measures 9 inches high, 4 inches wide, and 4 inches deep, highlighting its well-balanced proportions. The contrast between the bronzed figure and the polished marble adds to its refined Art Deco aesthetic, making it an ideal piece for golf enthusiasts, collectors of vintage sports memorabilia...

French midcentury enamel charger or decorative plate signed Jules Perrin. Glazed 20th century. Very colorful earth tones and pleasing to the eye. This beautiful handcrafted, hand pa...

Danish midcentury modern stoneware vide-poche bowl. Handmade by ceramic artist Noomi Backhausen for Søholm Stentøj in the 1960s. Raw, unglazed sand colored exterior, and interior wit...

Mid-Century Modern bronze dish with green patina and rust accent. Can be used as a catch all tray, ashtray, or as a decorative dish. Features stylized borders with a verdigris oxid...

Handmade Danish modern stoneware vide-poche bowl by Stogo Stentøj on the island of Zealand in the 1960s. Square shape with soft corners covered with a shiny blue brown speckled glaze...