Gold Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Amethyst Murano glass goblet with gold aventurine twisted stem, 1980s. This elegant Italian art glass chalice features a rich purple bowl and a spiral torcido stem. Crafted on the hi...

Set of Eight Imperial Glass Highball Glasses with 22-karat Gold in the “Shoji” pattern. The glasses with molded raised pattern of interlocked rectangles and having the raised surface...

Beautiful fine bone China teacup with gold detail, bold blue, and a hidden red rose inside the cup. This delicate ceramic piece is a lovely piece to ...

Gorgeous, and large, vintage Murano hand blown opalescent "Chalcedony" surface Italian art glass vase with large flowers and vines motif. The vase is signed underneath with name and ...

Coalport (Attributed) - 'Pansy' - Antique ceramic single handled botanical serving platter with apple green borders and gilded decoration - featuring a hand painted floral specimen t...

Exceptional mid 19th Century ruby red glass goblin from the famous Biedermeier period in Bohemia (Czech Republic). Elaborately made of overlayed ruby glass around 1840, this unusual late Biedermeier glass goblin impresses with its extraordinary shape and beautiful details. Artfully golden hand painted accents combined with the amazing looking cutted parts in the overlayed dark ruby red surface makes this unique antique Biedermeier glass goblet...

Versailles renaissance bronze and crystal centerpiece 1970s

Italian Murano glass tall slender trumpet vase crafted during the twenty-first century showcases ethereal Venetian classical revival glass design. Handcrafted in Italy, this sculptural single-stem vessel features an elongated, needle-thin columnar body that ascends gracefully into a widely flared, trumpet-form rim. Elevated upon a spreading circular foot with a conical bell stem, the structure is punctuated at the juncture by a rounded spherical knop collar, establishing balanced verticality with refined aristocratic poise. Venetian master glassmakers mouth-blew and hot-tooled the piece using traditional furnace techniques, working high-clarity translucent glass infused with a soft opalescent white mist. The entire elongated flute and circular base are worked with delicate spiral torsion fluting (rigadin ritorto), creating subtle swirling ridges that catch and guide ambient illumination along the vertical axis. The central spherical knop and delicate rim trim are densely infused with shimmering twenty-four-karat gold leaf flakes (foglia d'oro), establishing a radiant warm focal point against the gossamer glass. When illuminated by natural light or directional spotlights, the spiraled glass breaks rays into soft linear refractions, luminous gilded flickers, and airy shadows across adjacent surfaces. Elevate any luxury dining table setting, architectural fireplace mantel, formal console vignette, or contemporary Italian fine glass collection with this authentic twenty-first-century Murano trumpet vase...

Monumental Italian Murano glass ceremonial presentation goblet chalice crafted during the nineteen seventies showcases intricate Venetian Renaissance revival virtuosity and historic civic iconography. Handcrafted in Italy, this statuesque standing vessel rises from a circular, domed pedestal foot into an extraordinary architectural baluster stem modeled after the celebrated seventeenth-century calici a morise (winged goblets). Crowning the ornate lower architecture, the stem elevates an expansive, faceted conical cup that tapers down to a delicate knopped collar and flares upward to a wide, fire-polished rim. Master glassmakers mouth-blew and assembled each component freehand at the furnace (a mano volante), executing the primary vessel and base in weightless, high-clarity Venetian crystal (cristallo). The complex vertical stem features two tiers of hand-tooled glass wings embellished with pincered crests (morise) and punctuated with ruby-red glass accents (rosso rubino). Anchored at the center is a radiant medallion disc richly suffused with genuine twenty-four-karat gold leaf inclusions (foglia d'oro), embossed in high relief with the winged Lion of Saint Mark (Leone Marciano / Leone di San Marco)—the revered patron symbol of the Venetian Republic. Under ambient daylight or focused vitrine illumination, the crystal transmits dazzling optic clarity, casting warm golden halos, vivid garnet highlights, and delicate heraldic shadows across display surfaces. Elevate any luxury dining room tablescape, architectural fireplace mantel garniture, executive library credenza...

Gold plated with a glossy finish, this set is created with espresso in mind. The saucer and external surface of the cup are hammered to add an interesting texture to the set, while t...

A beautiful set of four (4) 22-kt gold paisley highball cocktail glasses with Moorish pattern, by Culver, Brooklyn, New York, circa mid to late-20th century. This design is a rare an...

Italian Murano glass sculptural shell presentation bowl vase crafted during the nineteen nineties showcases elegant Venetian organic marine revival design. Handcrafted in Italy, this...

An Italian porcelain fruit or nut bowl by designer Richard Ginori, circa mid-20th century, Italy. Bowl is white porcelain, oval in shape, perforated, base scene of two boys playing w...

One of a kind hand-hammered iron Brutalist sunburst centerpiece bowl with gold leaf finish, Spain, 1960s. Rare find. Its design is sculptural and highly decorative. This centerpiece...

24K gold-plated drink set designed by Pino Spagnolo for Biesse, Italy 1978. Biesse products are made using die-casting in alloy and undergo a four-layer galvanic process, achieving ...

Statuesque Italian Murano glass ceremonial presentation goblet chalice crafted during the nineteen seventies showcases historic Venetian Renaissance revival virtuosity and intricate ...

Majestic sculptural plate made of ceramic and decorated in 24 Karat gold with the luster technique. The plate can be used as a centerpiece or can be modified to be wall mounted upon ...

Pierre Forsell (Sweden, 1925-2004) A brass 24k plated flask with 6 cup set by Pierre Forsell. Produced by Skultuna, Sweden. Marked by manufacturer. Swedish silversmith and product de...

CARL THIEME (Factory / Manufacturer) - Potschappel (Village / Location) - Empire style Dresden floral decorated and gilded porcelain urn with cover - ...

Beautiful vintage Murano hand blown red and white ribbons, with gold flecks Italian art glass Genie bottle decanter. The piece is documented to designer Dino Martens for Aureliano To...

Luxurious Desk Set Description:Elevate your workspace with this sophisticated set of desk objects, comprising a ballpoint pen, fountain pen, tray, and letter opener, all crafted from...

Beautiful mid-century modern design set of drinking glasses with a pitcher. Produced in Czechoslovakia by Borske Sklo, glass union in 1968. The set is in the most wonderful finish wi...

Exquiste hand blown Murano glass Sommerso swirl ribbon large bowl or ashtray with gold dust. Attributed to Fratelli Toso, Italy, 1950s. This decorative art glass bowl has a cane work...

This striking vintage beverage service set from the 1970s is a brilliant showcase of Italian Hollywood Regency glamour. The centerpiece of the collection is a towering, mirror-polish...

"Japon" Imari service, produced in 1876 by the Creil & Montereau pottery, shows the great success of Japonism in tableware production, like the Bracquemo...

Priced per item (2 available as shown). Beautiful vintage Murano hand blown white, controlled bubbles and gold flecks Italian art glass pedestal compote bowl. Documented to designer...

Cylindrical table cigar box in 925/1000 sterling silver gold plated with translucent fired enamels on guilloché, with hinged lid. Modern contemporary style. Diameter cm. 5 height cm....

Donnez une touche d'élégance rétro à vos tables d'été avec ce superbe service à orangeade complet, comprenant son panier de transport et ses 6 grands godets en céramique. Un ensemble...

Direct from Paris: A magnificent 170pc. 950 sterling silver original French art nouveau flatware set with 8 serving pieces by the world's premier French silversmith "Puiforcat" currently owned by Hermes, stunning luxury at an amazingly low price - circa early 1900s. The art of French silversmithing represents a centuries-old tradition of luxury, precision, and timeless elegance. Among the most distinguished names in this venerable craft stands Puiforcat, a Maison renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, innovative design, and royal patronage. Established in the early nineteenth century, Puiforcat has maintained an unwavering commitment to excellence, producing sterling silver flatware, tableware, and decorative objects that embody both artistic mastery and functional beauty. The History and Legacy of Puiforcat: The origins of Puiforcat trace back to 1820, when master silversmith Jean-Baptiste Fuchs established his workshop in Paris. Fuchs was a consummate artisan who adhered to the exacting standards of French silversmithing, a tradition that demanded not only technical precision but also refined artistic sensibility. The Maison’s identity became firmly established when Fuchs' son-in-law, Émile Puiforcat, inherited the business and elevated its reputation to unprecedented heights. Émile Puiforcat emerged as more than just a silversmith; he was a true visionary who intuitively understood the evolving aesthetic sensibilities of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Under his inspired leadership, the Maison successfully transitioned from producing traditional silverware to embracing avant-garde movements, particularly Art Nouveau and later Art Deco. This remarkable ability to innovate while maintaining the highest standards of craftsmanship distinguished Puiforcat from its contemporaries and established its enduring reputation. During the glorious Belle Époque period spanning the late nineteenth to early twentieth century, Puiforcat flourished as French decorative arts entered a golden age. The Maison’s work during this period was characterized by several defining features that set it apart. Each piece bore the mark of meticulous hand-hammered finishes, a technique that gave Puiforcat silverware its distinctive texture and depth compared to mass-produced alternatives. The Maison’s artisans employed exquisite chasing and engraving techniques, including the sophisticated repoussé method where designs were carefully hammered into relief from the reverse side, followed by precise chasing to refine the front details. These labor-intensive processes resulted in breathtakingly intricate, lifelike motifs that became Puiforcat's signature. While Puiforcat's early work remained firmly rooted in rococo and neoclassical traditions, the Maison demonstrated remarkable adaptability by later embracing the clean lines and bold symmetry of Art Deco, particularly under Émile Puiforcat's visionary guidance. Royal Patronage and Aristocratic Clientele: Puiforcat's reputation for excellence quickly attracted the attention of Europe's most discerning elite. The Maison’s clientele included some of the most prominent figures of the nineteenth century, beginning with King Louis-Philippe of France, whose refined taste and appreciation for fine craftsmanship led him to commission ceremonial silverware from Puiforcat. This royal endorsement significantly enhanced the Maison’s prestige and visibility. Napoleon III followed suit, making Puiforcat silver services a staple at imperial banquets and state functions. Beyond French royalty, Puiforcat's creations became essential status symbols among the broader European aristocracy, finding homes in the collections of Russian nobles and British high society alike. The Maison’s ability to cater to royal tastes extended beyond mere prestige; it reflected a profound understanding of both ceremonial grandeur and functional design. Puiforcat's pieces were never merely decorative objects - each item was carefully engineered to enhance the dining experience. The ergonomic handles and perfectly balanced weights of their flatware demonstrated how Puiforcat harmonized aesthetic beauty with practical utility, creating pieces that were as delightful to use as they were to behold. Émile Puiforcat played a particularly transformative role in elevating the Maison’s standing during the early twentieth century. His visionary approach included collaborations with leading artists and architects of the period, most notably Jean-Michel Frank, the influential Art Deco designer. These creative partnerships ensured that Puiforcat's designs remained at the cutting edge of contemporary aesthetics. While many traditional silversmiths clung to conventional styles, Émile boldly embraced geometric abstraction, creating pieces that functioned simultaneously as tableware and sculptural art. His leadership earned Puiforcat international acclaim through awards at world expositions, cementing the Maison’s reputation as an innovator in luxury silverware. Émile's legacy proved so enduring that even after his death in 1945, Puiforcat continued to be synonymous with innovation and exclusivity in the world of fine silver. Awards and Accolades: Throughout its distinguished history, Puiforcat's commitment to excellence has been recognized through numerous prestigious awards, each reinforcing its status as a master of French silversmithing. The Maison’s participation in world expositions yielded particularly significant honors, beginning with gold medals at the Paris Exposition Universelle in both 1889 and 1900. These monumental exhibitions represented the pinnacle of industrial and artistic achievement in the nineteenth century, making Puiforcat's gold medals a powerful testament to its technical mastery and artistic vision. The Maison’s international reputation continued to grow through subsequent exhibitions in major European cultural capitals. At international exhibitions in Brussels, Barcelona, and Milan, Puiforcat demonstrated its remarkable ability to adapt to regional aesthetic preferences while maintaining its distinctive French elegance. This versatility, combined with uncompromising quality, earned the Maison consistent acclaim across diverse markets and cultures. In the modern era, Puiforcat's contributions to artisanal traditions have received official recognition through France's Living Heritage Company (Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant, or EPV) designation. This prestigious distinction, awarded by the French government, honors enterprises that preserve and advance traditional artisanal skills. Puiforcat's inclusion in this select group underscores its ongoing dedication to handcrafted excellence in an increasingly industrialized world. The artistic significance of Puiforcat's work has been further validated through exhibitions at some of the world's most respected cultural institutions. The Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art have both showcased Puiforcat pieces, placing them in dialogue with other masterworks of decorative arts. These exhibitions not only celebrate Puiforcat's historical contributions but also affirm its continuing relevance in the narrative of fine craftsmanship. Association with Hermès - A Synergy of Luxury: The 1993 acquisition of Puiforcat by the Hermès luxury group marked a significant chapter in the Maison’s history, ensuring both the preservation and thoughtful evolution of its legacy. This strategic partnership brought together two French institutions united by their commitment to artisanal excellence and timeless design. Hermès demonstrated profound respect for Puiforcat's heritage, carefully maintaining the traditional techniques that had defined the silversmith's work for generations. Under Hermès' stewardship, Puiforcat continued to employ the same handmade techniques that had earned its reputation, including the exacting lost-wax casting process and meticulous hand engraving. The Maison maintained its uncompromising standards regarding materials, continuing to use 950-silver despite industry trends toward lower purity alloys. This commitment to quality ensured that every piece bearing the Puiforcat name remained worthy of its illustrious history. Hermès' global retail network provided Puiforcat with unprecedented access to international markets, introducing the silversmith's creations to new generations of collectors and connoisseurs worldwide. While honoring tradition, Hermès also encouraged thoughtful innovation, supporting new designs that respected Puiforcat's heritage while ensuring its relevance in contemporary luxury. This balanced approach has allowed Puiforcat to maintain its position at the forefront of fine silverware while staying true to its artisanal roots. Puiforcat's 950 Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Flatware Sets: Among Puiforcat's most celebrated achievements are its extraordinary 950 sterling silver Art Nouveau flatware sets, which perfectly encapsulate the Maison’s artistic and technical brilliance. The decision to use 950-silver, containing 95% pure silver rather than the standard 92.5%, resulted in pieces with a richer luster and greater durability than conventional sterling silver. This higher purity not only enhanced the visual appeal of each piece but also ensured that Puiforcat flatware...

PRESENTING a VERY ATTRACTIVE and visually impressive Set of 8 Vintage Bohemian 24kt Gold & Platinum Incrusted Wall Plaques & 3 Bon Bon Dishes/Bowls. Made by Victoria in Czechoslovak...

Elevate your daily tea or coffee ritual with our exquisite lava cup. Handcrafted with plated brass, its geometric silhouette offers a sleek and minimal aesthetic. The exquisite stone...

Lovely vintage MCM or Mid-Century Modern Federal Glass Company “Fantasy” black and 22 Karat gold Manhattan glasses, set of ten. Beautiful condition, ...

Beautiful Imperial Glass Company Toril de Oro highball glasses in good condition. These vintage Hollywood Regency style glasses were manufactured by the Imperial Glass Company in Ohi...

Beautiful and large, vintage Murano hand blown deep pink over white, and gold flecks Italian art glass bird sculpture. The figure is documented to the Salviati company. I have anothe...

Set of fish serving dishes designed by Limoge France. This is a beautiful set of dishes for fish serving created in Limoges France, around the 1890 and 1910. The art nouveau set is ...

Wedgwood porcelain with gold design detail coffee service for fourteen people. Each piece is in great condition. Maker's mark undersigned. Service include 14 coffee / expresso cups...

Set of Four Vintage Georges Briard Spanish Gold Rocks Glasses. Bold gold applied decoration in a scroll design. This is a rare pattern and hard to f...

A vintage canary yellow and 22-karat gold ice bucket with gold-tone loop handles and a Fleur-de-lis design, in the Hollywood Regency style, by Culver,...

A delightful set of six new, unused demitasse spoons from Japan, each exquisitely crafted and adorned with delicate, impressed palm tree motifs. These charming spoons bring an air of...

A beautiful porcelain Art Deco coffee or tea cup and saucer, Germany, circa 1960s. Design and colors include: white, terracotta, black and gold - with an elaborate bird design in a r...

Champagne Wine Cooler Ice bucket with Foliage Floral Motifs, Gold Leaf, Gilt Iron. Spain, 1940s-1950s. Rare find. A beautiful hand wrought iron ice bucket with gold leaf finish. It s...

Presenting for sale a set of three beautiful Herend of Hungary small oval dishes that can be used as Pin Trays, Ring/ Jewellery Dishes, Ash Trays, Bon-Bon Dishes or just as a piece o...

Set of seven 20th century clear crystal / glass and gold encrusted dessert fruit underplates / saucers, featuring gold rims and etched / gilded design of swirling leaves. Attributed ...

Italian Murano glass sculptural centerpiece presentation bowl showcases graceful Mid-Century Modern biomorphic form and refined Hollywood Regency elegance. Handcrafted in Italy, this...

A beautiful white porcelain German centerpiece plateau, in the Rococo design style, by Rosenthal, circa mid-20th century, Germany. Piece is white p...

Exquisite Japanese Ko-Imari (old Imari) porcelain long stem cup, in bright red, blue and green colors and generous gold application that are characteristics o...

Set of six (6) mid-century lowball / double old fashioned glasses in the coveted "Cane Roan" pattern (Model #943) by legendary American designer Georges Briard (1917–2005). Complete ...

A beautiful crystal glass with gold plated sterling silver stem, found at an estate sale in Austria. Very good vintage condition, consistent wit...

Rectangular table box in 925/1000 gold-plated sterling silver with translucent fired enamel stripes on guilloche, two-tone ruby red and emerald green, in a modern contemporary style....

Italian Murano glass tall presentation chalice goblet vase crafted during the nineteen seventies showcases intricate Renaissance revival decorative vessel design. Handcrafted in Ital...

Made in Germany, 1930s. This high-quality two-arm candle holder is made in white and gold glazed porcelain by Karl Tutter for Hutschenreuther. It is. vintage piece, therefore it m...

A set of 6 Mid-Century Modern culver highball glasses in the Hollywood Regency Cranberry scroll pattern. Circa 1960s . Feature an intricate 22-karat gold filigree scroll work in a M...

Exquisite polychrome hand painted porcelain scalloped footed bowl or centerpiece with strawberry handles, China, 1950s. This eye-catching oval bowl was handcrafted in China circa 195...

Antique Silver-Plated Candle Wick Trimmer Scissors, Victorian Table Decor An exquisite antique silver-plated candle wick trimmer, showcasing elegant Victorian craftsmanship and timel...

The antique set of creamer and sugar bowl with lid was created by Charles Field Haviland and hand painted by a professional artist in a decorating studio. The unusual, hand to find ...

Hollywood Regency fine quality wheel cut crystal sherry or liqueur glass - featuring a diamond etched pattern to the body and 24K gold rim and fine line trim - plain base - unsigned ...

This set of assorted chalices can be used in combination with other sets in the same series to add a cohesive effect to the table. Each of the six pi...

These vintage elegant gold plated serving forks fro the 60's are a set of 12. They have the bamboo design on them. Signed with V's one small and one large. They must ne hand washed n...

The Fahari Large Tray is a statement piece where natural stone artistry meets refined contemporary design. Crafted to celebrate the beauty of noble materials, it showcases distinctiv...

Artemisia, set of five red wine glasses. Elegant red wine glasses in cut crystal with 24-carat gold decoration along the rim, executed in a classic mid-20th-century style. Origin: E...