Pair of Antique Seltzer Soda Syphon Bottles, Blue Glass, Siphon Small

This antique French soda siphon dates back to around 1890 and originates from Paris, making it a rare and authentic piece of 19th-century barware. The siphon stands out with its unusual double-bulb design, a feature that makes it highly collectible and especially sought after among antique glass enthusiasts. Crafted from thick, heavy glass, the siphon remains in good condition with no chips, preserving both its historical charm and functionality as a decorative object. Its XL size gives it an impressive presence, making it ideal for use as a centerpiece in a home bar, a farmhouse-style kitchen, or as an eye-catching decorative accent in any interior. Antique seltzer...

Antique wire bottle holder from France, early 20th century. The bottle holder can hold up to 12 bottles with a diameter up to 6cm. The individual holders have a height of 6cm and als...

This pair of heavy and finely crafted decanters are from the Mdina Glass company and date from around the 1970s. The two carafes have a balloon-shaped stopper, which can certainly be seen as a recognition feature for the Mdina company. They are undamaged and both signed on the underside of the base. Mdina Glass is a manufacturer of glassware, based in Malta. It was founded in 1968 by Michael Harris, a lecturer in industrial glass design at the Royal College of Art. Attracted by various government incentives offered by newly independent Malta, Eric Dobson and Michael Harris (Royal College of Art colleagues) ventured out to Mediterranean island from the UK with the aim of opening Malta's first ever glassware manufacturer. The company, Maltese Glass...

Elaborate and beautifully designed Art Nouveau vase in the style of Loetz. The glass has a charming iridescent effect, which is particularly accentuated by the deliberate hollows on ...