Large Ancient Roman Blue Glass Jug 1st - 2nd Century CE

Technical Description A magnificent set of three matching cranberry glass claret jugs with the original silver-plated frame dating to c1880. The decanters have their original sil...

Technical Descriptions A unique LARGE Mike Hunter "Chicago Patch" glass Vase. A mix of techniques on this blown vase featuring Tesserae, Zanfirico, Merleto, retro a film rondel's with an Incalmo top. An enormous amount of skill, effort, and time. All the canes are set up loose on a plate and the roll-up technique is used to pick them up. The roll-up technique dates back to 1527. This unique design was inspired after watching traffic in Chicago from a balcony overlooking Millennium Square. The base is signed M Hunter...

A unique Mike Hunter Merletto Glass Pear dating to 2012. Merletto, meaning lace in Italian, is a technique in which very thin canes are used to create a...

Date & Origin Scotland, 2020. Period of Elizabeth II. Condition Excellent, no chips cracks or restoration Dimensions Height: 23cm Bowl Diameter: :17cm. Technical ...

Technical Description A magnificent pewter and green glass centrepiece or 'jardiniere' dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. Very much born from the Arts and Crafts move...

Technical Description A set of six matching Art Nouveau Finger Bowls. They have dark blue bowls with copper rims and applied copper-engraved bands. ...

Beautiful original ancient Roman glass embedded in Lucite cube, was used for containing perfume. Exceptional object of art for display.

A jug with a bell-shaped body and clover lip, a green trailed handle and a green collar in the middle of the cylindrical neck. 12.4 cm (h) Intact Provenance: Ex C.A. Hessing Collection, coll. no.57 Ex Anonymous sale; Bonhams, London, 22 September 1998, lot 226 Published: Sheppard & Cooper Ltd, Glass: The Eighth Wonder of the Ancient World, London, 1994, p.14, no.75. Roman glass was used primarily for the production of vessels. It developed from Hellenistic technical traditions, initially concentrating on the production of intensely coloured cast glass vessels...

Ancient Roman glass bottle with thin thumb handles, circa 2nd-3rd century AD. Origin Roman Empire.

Turquoise glass cup Roman Empire, circa 3rd-4th century A.D. With old label reading ‘’965’’. “Pliny relates that the art of glass-making [.] was actua...

5 Victorian English glass wine goblets, air twist stems, 2nd half 19th century Airtwist to the stems. Each with rough pontils to the underside. Additional information: Lid Typ...

19th century Bohemian Glass Decanter, Ewer, Pitcher Impressive Size, Blue Opaline Glass with Silver Overlay Design and Gilding Highlights Bohemia, 19th century.