1970s French Crystal Decanter with Brass Handle and Funnel

1970s Spanish Glazed Ceramic Vase with Handle Decoration

1970s hand-carved Bohemian crystal bottle.

1960s Russian brass samovar with wooden handles.

Spanish handmade brass pitcher with handle for kitchen.

1970s Painted crystal vase from The Kosta Wedding House.

1970s French Hand Painted Gilded Porcelin Bottle.

Small blue decorative crystal bottle made in Italy in 1970s with silver details.

Spectacular and rare chiseled crystal wine decanter from the Beyer Crystal factory in Germany. Very rare shape and quality of the plug. Stamp of the Bey...

Glazed ceramic vase by Jacques Blin.

Bernard Rooke Studio Pottery Dragonfly Decanter is a beautiful example made by the renowned British artist and potter, Bernard Rooke. Bernard Rooke's artistic journey began at the ...

Amazing antique "mezzina" Pitcher fully made in solid copper with Brass Handle. This wonderful piece was made in Italy in the late '800s. The way the copper and the brass aged on th...

Large size and great design, antique tantalus. This wonderful condition and rare, three crystal bottles holding, tiger oak tantalus will look great everywhere. This handcrafted work of beauty dates from the late 1800s and it comes with a variety of striking details and compartments. The two folding lids come with beautifully silvered brass hinges and the lock works perfectly via the original key. It is only when you have opened the lids that you can press the silvered button in the middle (it is on a stick) to open the secret drawer below. In the back of the secret drawer is a game that we have never seen before (see image 11) and we don't know if it is complete. The secret drawer can also be used to keep decks of cards and alike. Also, only when the lids are open, will you be able to take out the bottles as well. For those who did not yet know, these striking 'minibars' with lock and key were created so that the butler or maid or any other non-family member could not secretly drink the very expensive liquids that these decanters would have held. The crystal decanters and stoppers...