Bronze Bowl by Ado Chale

A bronze sculpture / dish by Italian artist Gio Pomodoro for Il Sestante Galleria, Milan, Italy, circa 1958. This example is much larger than the usually found sculptural dishes. The...

A bronze sculpture / dish by Italian artist Gio Pomodoro for Il Sestante Galleria, Milan, Italy, circa 1958. In the late 1950s the gallery was producing small series of decorative o...

Nickel polish chrome-plated bronze table lamp by Michel Dumas for Maison Charles in the form of an abstract three petaled flower on a square matte base. Very thick and heavy casting...

Monique Gerber French bronze cast letter opener in a very sculptural and minimalist form. Designed Monique Gerber. Can be used as a sculptural object or paper weight as well. Re...

A very nice and rather large solid bronze bowl by Tapio Wirkkala for Kultakeskus Oy, ca. 1974 Sculpted and hand turned with applied bronze feet. Stamped to bottom .

For more than a century, Vetrerie di Empoli has successfully created elegant and sophisticated glassware since its naissance in 1900. This illustrious business is still family owned, providing a vast range of luxury glassware, from classically gilded champagne flutes and stemware to the rainbow-hued Aqua. No matter the style, the Vetrerie di Empoli expertise runs through each exception piece. From its flagship location on via di Montenapoleone, the Milanese elite, along with many international clients, return year after year for precious wedding gifts and priceless family heirlooms. The inlays of our glass, engraved by skilled craftsmen with the stone grinding technique and subsequently embellished with gold or platinum fixed at high temperature, are freely inspired by the rich embroidery of baroque...

Indian bronze bowl is an original decorative object realized in India in the mid-19th century. Bronze. Excellent conditions. Original manuf...

For more than a century, Vetrerie di Empoli has successfully created elegant and sophisticated glassware since its naissance in 1900. This illustrious business is still family owned, providing a vast range of luxury glassware, from classically gilded champagne flutes and stemware to the rainbow-hued Aqua. No matter the style, the Vetrerie di Empoli expertise runs through each exception piece. From its flagship location on via di Montenapoleone, the Milanese elite, along with many international clients, return year after year for precious wedding gifts and priceless family heirlooms. The inlays of our glass, engraved by skilled craftsmen with the stone grinding technique and subsequently embellished with gold or platinum fixed at high temperature, are freely inspired by the rich embroidery of baroque...