Art Deco Style Apothecary Glass Display Jar, circa 1930s with Aluminum Base

Very beautiful french 1930s cookie jar. Made of solid wood, glass and brass. With painted floral ornaments on the glass parts. Dimensions: Length 12 1/4" (32.5 cm), width 5 1/2" (14...

Italian Art Deco candy jars in glass and wood, 1930s. Two different models available.

Italian Art Deco candy jars in glass and wood, 1930s Two different models are available.

Art Deco cut glass vase, realized between 1930s and 1940s. Very good condition.

Art Deco Clear Glass Bottle with red inlays. Attribute to Karel Palda. Excellent condition.

Art Deco Glass Bottle realized in 1930s. Sterling silver neck, marked on base. Excellent condition.

Art Deco Pink Glass Vase realized in 1930s. Excellent condition.

These stunning French Art Deco kitchen canister jars, six pieces in assorted sizes, were crafted in the 1930s. Two sizes are available in this set: large and medium. The containers h...

Giant antique heavy art glass urn/factice/apothecary jar, with cap/topper and metal stand. Beautiful Art Deco decorative statement piece that can be used in a variety of ways; to display herbs and botanicals or scent an entire space. Simply fill the large glass structure with your favorite botanicals or fragrance, and keep the stopper inserted until you are ready to release some fresh fragrance. Can be filled with regular or colored water if desired. Can also be used as a vase to display a floral arrangement. Lightweight metal stand has a light beige/gold-toned color to the exterior and remains unfinished at the backside. Carved art deco design inclusive of long lines that begin at three separate curved clawfoot style feet and lead upward to distinctive fan pattern details that hold glass urn in place. Metal stand allows for glass urn to have an almost levitating appearance when placed inside. Some pieces are marked/labeled at backside with, "0-1" & "0-2". Glass urn features a curved/rounded design with a wide belly and pointed base. Circumferential groove details at top portion of urn with a heightened neck/mouth for matching stopper. Giant factice fragrance bottles...

Two beautiful pieces attributed to Ludwig Moser. Manufactured in Karlsbad, Czech Republic around 1930. These two small vases are something special.