Gold Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

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...

Presented here is a very elegant and at the same time extremely classic breakfast set from the Bavarian manufacturer H & C Selb Bavaria, Germany Heinrich 1800. The set was made o...

One of a kind gilt wrought iron tripod stand, France, 1930s-1940s Planter, wine or champagne cooler ice bucket standing on tripod base with f...

Two box sets of six (6) available. Each box sold separately as per listing. A substantial set of six (6) 24kt gold plated appetizer, canapé, or hor d'oeuvres forks with pineapple...

Bjørn Wiinblad for Rosenthal, 74-Piece Porcelain Table Service, Germany, Hand-Gilded Decoration, Romanze Studioline Pattern 3620 A poetic and highly collectible porcelain dinner ser...

Noble amber-colored Art Deco glass decanter set of seven from the Art Deco period in the Czech Republic around 1920. Impressing with lovely gilt patterns, this outstanding designed Art Deco liquor...

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...

Box shaped enamel is in 925/1000 sterling. Box shaped enamel has handpainted fired enamels miniature. Box shaped enamel is engraved and fire-enamelled ornaments. Box shaped enamel is...

Set of 2 pcs. of German Meissen porcelain cream and milk pitchers / jugs. Porcelain is white, glazes and hand painted with rich gold decor. The logo marked on the bottoms. Dimensions...

An extraordinary sculptural centerpiece in Murano art glass, signed and dated Yalos Murano, 2008. This striking work exemplifies the refined experimentation of contemporary Murano gl...

Spectacular Ruby Red Murano Glass Goblet with Intricate Applied Scrolls and Gilded Detailing, Circa 1970s This is an exceptional and highly decorative Murano glass goblet or chalice...

Beautiful, and very rare, vintage Murano hand blown blue and gold flecks Italian art glass heart shaped bowl. The piece is documented to the Barovier e Toso company. The bowl is full...

19th century small porcelain scent perfume bottle Porcelain bottle with orange and blue painted decor The closure of the bottle is marked with the Dutch gold Hall mark "oak leaf...

Elevate your daily tea or coffee ritual with our exquisite perline torch cup. The plated brass cup is handcrafted in Italy using sheet turning techniques. The handle, adorned with a ...

Beautiful vintage Murano hand blown gray and white spots, with gold flecks Italian art glass bowl or ashtray. The piece is documented to designer Ercole Barovier, for the Barovier e ...

Gorgeous vintage Murano hand blown, silver and gold flecks with grape decoration Italian art glass compote bowl / vase. Documented to the Barovier e Toso company, circa 1930s-1940s. ...

Complete set of eight Roman Chariot motif coasters with original box by Piero Fornasetti for Fornasetti Milano made exclusively for Saks Fifth Avenue (ca. 1960s, Italy). Lithographic...

Square shaped frame with Empire-style friezes and borders, in gold-plated 925/1000 sterling silver with translucent fired enamel on a sunburst guilloché pattern. Exterior 13.8 x 13.8...

These elegant, well designed, gold-rimmed pedestal glasses/candy dishes are as beautiful today as when they were created. Having a one inch gold band on simple crystal clear glass, t...

Capture the essence of Victorian luxury with this rare, complete set of 12 hand-painted fish plates by the renowned Doulton Burslem. Each plate features a unique, masterfully rendere...

Rectangular photo frame in gold-plated 925/1000 sterling silver with fine hand-engraving by “masters of art” Renato Dainelli and Gianfranco Secci, of fruit (apples) fired with polych...

A round gilt porcelain saucer or trinket dish by Theodore Haviland. This beautiful French piece is from Limoges and features turned up edges and a flat bottom. A geometric gilt patte...

A Murano Glass Goblet by Giovanni Dalla Fina An exquisite and unique Murano glass goblet, a masterpiece of craftsmanship created in the 1980s by the esteemed Italian artisan, Giovan...

Decorative bowl or vide-poche, murano glass, gold flecks. Italy, 1950s. Stunning Turquoise, blue and clear Sommerso Murano glass bowl with gold flecks...

Flower Bowl / Vide-Poche / Ashtray, Murano Glass, Italy, 1960s Amazing hand blown Murano glass artistic flower shaped bowl or ashtray in vibrant red ...

Beautiful vintage Murano hand blown red, white and gold flecks Italian art glass seashell bowl / sculpture. Created in the manner of the Barovier e Toso company. It is profusely cove...

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

Beautiful vintage Murano hand blown white, dark purple / black and gold flecks Italian art glass centerpiece bowl. The piece is documented to designer Alfredo Barbini, circa 1950 - 1...

Beautiful vintage Murano hand blown cobalt blue and gold flecks Italian art glass bird on clear pedestal sculpture. Documented to designer Archimede Seg...

Edwardian Period, Russian Continental Silver (.840) fish set, Russia, Ca. 1910, service for 12, consisting of: 12 Continental Silver-handled fish knives, 12 Continental Silver-handle...

Antique Mayer & Sherratt (Trade Name Melba China) set of six cake/salad plates in the Imari pattern. Mayer & Sherratt manufactured china at the Clifton works in Stafford street, Long...

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...

Sculptural Modernist bowl or tray is decorated with hand-painted decor in pastel colors with gold accents on complex textured glaze background. Playfully shaped piece features four ...

1970s Karlovarsky porcelain tableware from Czech Republic. It's Bohemian fine porcelain and it has inscriptions ("MA") and decorations in gold. The set contains the following pieces:...

Meissen, Germany. A pair of antique porcelain plates decorated with flowers in gold leaf. Late 19th century. Marked. First factory quality. In good condition, with signs of use and t...

Set of 6 Old Fashioned Frosted Rocks Cocktail Glasses. The bottom tow-thirds of each glass is frosted glass with red and gold gands on clear glass at the top. Glasses measure 3 1/4" ...

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...

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

This exceptional and rare Murano glass goblet, crafted in the 1980s, is a testament to the masterful artistry and rich history of Venetian glassmaking. Hand-blown and meticulously de...

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...

Set of 8 Vintage Libbey Sea Life Tumblers with raised green design and Gilt Seahorses and Fish in an Underwater Ocean Scene. Glasses are tapered, measuring 2 1/4" across at the top a...

Rare, unusual set of 4 glasses features engraved decor of fish swimming in the sea among abstract vegetation, with applied gold accents and gold rim. The decor is similar to Scandina...

Ruby red bowl with 24-carat gold finishes in blown Murano glass, 1990s, Italy This beautiful bowl is made with colorful ruby-red glass and gold rhombus ...

Exquisite cocktail bar set by the famous Italian Design Company Lidian, model name Glacette, made in the 1970s. Crafted from plated plastic with a distinctive rod-like texture, this set reflects the quintessential design elements of the 1970s. The mirrored finish exudes a sleek, modern vibe, making it a striking addition to any retro-themed bar setup. Set consists of 6 glasses with holder for cooling and an ice bucket. Each glass is in a removable sleeve that keeps the drink cool. Very rare version in glossy black. Very good condition, also the galvanized Goldbath is still in good condition. Measurements approx.: glass with holder each height 6,3 in - 16 cm, diameter 3,15 in - 8 cm, ice bucket height 6,3 in - 16 cm, diameter 4,72 in - 12 cm. The set comes with the original manual. Wonderful Vintage bar set, heighly decorative in a stunning original condition. Perfect for sitting outside and sipping refreshingly cold drinks. Perfect for those looking to recreate a sophisticated retro 70s bar...

Rectangular table frame with feet for oval photo cm. 5.5 x 8.5 in gold-plated 925/1000 sterling silver with translucent fired enamels on guilloché, with borders and ornaments in the ...

Pair of exceptional vermeil salt cellars with cord incised rims on hoof feet, Italy, 18th century. Stamped LF. Dimension: 3.88" L x 2.88" D x 1.63...

Monumental Franco Bucci Vase for Laboratorio Pesaro, Italy, 1970s.

Vintage Culver Cranberry Scroll Cocktail Set, 6 Rocks Glasses and Ice Bucket. 22-karat gold filigree scroll work in a Moorish inspired windows pattern with cranberry ovals filling ea...

Charming Italian Florentine Wood Table Crumber. The set includes the sweeper as well as the tray. Great addition to add to an existing collecti...

Wedgwood porcelain dinnerware with gilt gold design detail service for twelve people with serving pieces. Each piece is in great condition. Maker's ...

A great set of 16 glasses for your place settings or bar ware. This set was mold blown and has a pretty etched design centered on its cup with a finished cut stem and trimmed twice i...

A gorgeous vintage cocktail set consisting of a Pitcher, 8 Tom Collins, 4 Highballs and 4 Old Fashioned in blue diamond pattern accented with 22k gold decoration. All the glasses are...

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...

Add an element of elegance and playfulness to your dinner table with our hand servers. Handcrafted from metal and plated brass, its distinguishing feature is the anthropomorphic handle. A twisted stem seamlessly morphs into an intricately detailed arm, showcasing the artistry of florentine artisans...

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...

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 ...

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

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...

A fine Steuben art glass model of a trout just caught by an 18 karat gold fly. Designed by James Houston in 1966. Model No. 2011. Simply a wonderful figural sculpture of th...