Glass Candy Box, 1970s

Glass candy box is an original decorative object realized by Anonymous artist in the 1970s. A vintage decorated candy box entirely realized in glass...

Glass candy box is an original decorative object realized in the 1970s. Transparent glass object perfect to preserve your candies and give elegance ...

Glass decorative plate is an original decorative object realized in the 1970s. Original art glass. Fumé glass. Made in Italy. The dish is decorated with several geomtrical l...

Glass decorative plate is an original decorative object realized in the 1970s. Original Art Glass. Fumé glass. Made in Italy. Total dimensions: 4 x 30 x 30 cm. Mint condi...

Black porcelain plate is an original decorative object realized in the 1970s. A very elegant porcelain plate black colored realized by Olympi...

Decorative box made in glossy black glass, realized in Germany in the 1940s. With silver decoration of grape on its cover. Very good conditions except for some oxidation on its...

Delightful large decorative box in brown twisted ceramic and brass. This rare box is signed on the bottom, it was designed by Tommaso Barbi and produced in Italy during the 1970s. ...

Very nice large enameled art glass jewelry dresser box center piece. Measures: 10" Diameter.

Each of the four squares that make up this table center consists of four triangles forged between them to form a hollow in the shape of an inverted pyramid. The four squares are ass...

Glass Portieux style glove box Cabbage-shaped pouch holder French, circa 1900 Good condition. Shipping: D17 H10 0,7 Kg.

1970s Glass vase.

Heart-shaped spice. Silver. LOPEZ PORTER, Manuel. Spain, Granada, 1870. With contrasting and burilada marks. Silver spice rack in its color with a heart shaped shape and curved spout to one side that has two hinged lids and three spaces inside (partition above and not below); It is supported by three legs decorated with classicist elements and has, towards the side, a series of fine smooth moldings. The hallmarks are those corresponding to Granada, to date, and to the silversmith Manuel López Portero, who also worked as hallmarks in the city. The shape of the piece does not follow the usual prototypes of the time or of the school to which it corresponds (a heart shaped silver box...