Pair of Late 19th Century Blue Opaline Bohemian Drop-Shaped, Gilded Vases

Are you looking for a good discussion starter for your living room or lobby? Instead of searching elsewhere, consider this lovely Moser blue urn. This urn, ...

A spectacular collection of three painted and gilded blue opaline glass urns was created in Germany between 1845 and 1855. These stunning pieces have exceptional oval-shaped designs that are both elegant and captivating. These exquisite urns are hand-painted with white enamel floral motifs and illustrate themes from Hessian peasant life. The paintings are carefully captured on panels that are perfectly screwed to the urns, adding to their unique and exquisite beauty. The centerpiece urn measures 60 cm × 28 cm and the pair of urns measures 53 cm x 29 cm, making them a stunning and imposing presence in any environment. The three urns are in excellent shape, with no chips or cracks detected, increasing their rarity and value. The sumptuous opaline glass is opaque and has a distinct blue tone, which is heightened by the carefully applied gilding, making this set a visual delight. This limited-edition set is a tribute to 19th-century German workmanship, and it is certain to bring a touch of refinement and sophistication to any collection or interior design project. Don't pass up the chance to possess these exceptional pieces of history. We are selling this beautiful set on different platforms, please check availability before purchasing. More photos may be provided if necessary. With hope and love. Ash About the artist: MEYER, Johann Georg, commonly known as ‘Meyer von Bremen...

Pair of opaque trumpet-shaped opaline vases. Beautiful hand-painted floral patterns in a variety of colors and vibrant birds caring for the chicks and guarding their nest adorn this ...

Looking for a rare and exquisite addition to your collection? Look no further than this stunning Milky Opaline Murano glass box! With intricate and colorful floral patterns adorning its surface, this box is sure to be the centerpiece of any collector. Crafted by skilled artisans in France in the late 1800s, this box is a true piece of history. And with its perfect condition, with no chips or cracks, it's as though it was just created yesterday. The beauty of this antique Opaline Murano glass box is only surpassed by its rarity. Signed on the bottom with "decorate a mano "cemedex" murano eb87," this piece is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The fine and colorful flower pattern that adorns the box is exquisitely crafted and showcases the immense skill of the French artisans who made it. This antique box, dating back to approximately 1887, is a testament to the enduring appeal of French craftsmanship. The perfect condition of this box, with no chips or cracks detected, is a testament to its exceptional care throughout the years. Don't miss out on the chance to own this one-of-a-kind piece of history and bring a touch of elegance to your home or office. We are selling this beautiful art piece on different platforms; please check availability before purchasing. More photos may be provided if necessary. Storyteller: Claire, an antiquarian, loved opaline glass. One day she saw the Milky Opaline Murano glass box. Because of its gorgeous and bright floral motifs, she knew it would be the centerpiece of her collection. The gift gave her a strange sense of humor. It was as if the box could communicate, telling her about its past owners. Claire took the box to investigate its mystery. Claire studied the box for days. She noticed details and felt a growing affection for the craftsman who crafted it centuries ago. She recognized the box was a genuine historical treasure when she found it at The bottom, tiny text says, "Hand-decorated: decorate a mano "cemedex" murano eb87." After discovering how Opaline glass's stunning floral patterns were made, Claire appreciated its uncommon beauty. Claire discovered that the antique box was more than simply a gorgeous piece; it symbolized the necessity of preserving one's history. She valued family treasures and their stories. She asked her parents and grandparents about their lives and learned about her family's traditions and customs. After discovering how Opaline glass's stunning floral patterns were made, she appreciated its uncommon beauty even more. Claire discovered that the antique box was more than simply a gorgeous piece; it symbolized the necessity of preserving one's history. She valued family treasures and their stories. She asked her parents and grandparents about their lives and learned about her family's traditions and customs. The ancient box...

Looking for a timeless piece to elevate your home décor? Look no further than this exquisite antique opaline glass vase, a stunning addition to any room. Made in France between 1850 ...

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Bulb-bottomed vase with long neck decorated with multicolored enamel and gold. It is embellished with arabesques, flowers and latticework patterns in orientalist taste on a marbled Bordeaux background. Remnants of a mark underneath. The fascination with the orient and its exotic decoration dominated the 18th-19th centuries. It was China that started the enthusiasm for the costumes and artistic shapes that came from faraway lands. However, as a result of conquests and colonial Expansion, this fascination saw the displacement of its origins. During the 18th century, Chinese and Turkish styles invaded the salons and gardens of royalty as well as affluent esthetes who prided themselves on their taste for The Orient. From then on, baths were Turkish, furniture was lacquered, Persian tapestries...