F-Flower Centerpiece by Roberto Cambi

White glazed ceramic in different shapes recalling bubbles, flowers, fruit, plants, and eyes hang upon suspended steel cables, while descending spherical lamps cluster around the bul...

Elegant and timeless, this sophisticated centerpiece can be used on any occasion and to add a shimmering focal point to any room. Arranged in multiples to serve cocktail accompaniments in the dining room, or as jewelry holder for large stone necklaces...

Part of the 2007 Tribe Collection designed by Arik Levy George, this ceramic centerpiece displays a sharp geometric shape finished with bold colors in a balanced visual aesthetic tha...

This glamorous centerpiece comprises four trays ranging in size, from small to extra-large (28 x 18 x H 3 cm, 32 x 21 x H 3 cm, 134 x 25 x H 3 cm, and 138 x 25 x H 3 cm, weighing 3, ...

Iconic and wholly original, this superb centerpiece is a testament to the creative whim of artist Federico Pepe. The simple, round silhouette made of white marble is engraved with Pe...

Elegant and expressive, this stylized ceramic centerpiece was turned on a lathe of white refractory clay with a cylindrical base supporting a bowl-shaped top. A two-tone finish enric...

Centerpiece for flowers, silver-plated bronze with cut glass, manufactured by WMF-Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik (1853 to the present). WMF signature. Germany, CIRCA 1900.

Early 20th century Norwegian 0.830 silver centerpiece by David Andersen. Designed with a beautiful flower border and beading going around. Three flower and leaf pattern around outsid...

Beautiful rare Lalique centerpiece adorned with orchids on each end. This oval shaped centerpiece bowl has understated elegance.

Black centerpiece by Roberto Arioli for Gabbianelli. Orange piece pictured is not available and not offered here.

Incredible decorative Centerpiece in Lalique crystal, signed, with Floral decorations on the edges, circa 20th century, France. The Item is from the French luxury crystal manufacture...

The Italian company Roberto Sambone manufactured this lovely chrome and copper centerpiece, serving dish, or bowl for their 1980s "Graffiti" collection. The shiny chromed metal square design has rounded corners and is decorated with copper and silver plate inlaid floral decor featuring fern branches. The piece is marked inside: "Sambonet - Italy." The centerpiece is in good condition, with minor surface scratches due to regular use. Measurements: 10.25 in wide (26 cm) x 10.25 in deep (26 cm) x 0.82 in high (2 cm). Note: In 1856, after earning a Fine Arts diploma, Giuseppe Sambonet, son of a nobleman from Vercelli, got a Master Goldsmith license and established the company Giuseppe Sambonet, registering the seal bearing the initials "GS" with the mint in Turin. By the early 20th Century, his company was the Official Supplier to many noble families, including the Duchess of Genoa and the Count of Turin. In 1932, Sambonet was the first company in Italy to build an industrial manufacturing plant for sterling silver and galvanic silverware. In 1938, it developed an innovative process of producing stainless steel flatware and a silver-plated steel manufacturing technique. In 1947, it started manufacturing stainless steel knives and blades using its technology. In 1956, Sambonet conquered the international market and bit 53 competitors to supply the Hilton Hotel in Cairo with a hollowware line that remains in its collection today. Today, Sambonet is represented in some of the best hotels and restaurants worldwide. Customers can find Sambonet flatware...