Kockum, Sweden, Three Bowls in Dark Blue and Yellow Enamel, 1970s

Kockum, Sweden. Two bowls in black enamel. 1970s. Largest measures: 21 x 6.5 cm. In excellent condition with signs of use. Stamped.

Kockum, Sweden. A pair of retro metal bowls. Dark blue enamel. From the 1970s. In good condition with signs of use, scratches and small chip. Marked....

Kaj Franck (1911-1989) for Finel. Two dark green bowls in enamelled metal. Finnish design, mid 20th century. Largest measures: 24 x 10.5 cm. In excelle...

Arne Jacobsen for Stelton. "Cylinda Line" serving tray, three ashtrays, toast holder, salad set, salt / pepper set, sugar caster, butter jug and four smal...

Arabia stoneware, 1960s-1970s. Pans and pots and a large platter, five parts. Finnish design. In perfect condition. Marked. Measures: Bowl with lid 22 x 17 cm. Large d...

Jens H. Quistgaard (1919-2008), Denmark. Lidded pot in bright yellow enamel. 1960s. Measures: 30 x 13 cm. In excellent condition with signs of use. Stamped.

1970s Blue Agate Corkscrew.

An exceptional, fine and impressive vintage Russian silver gilt and polychrome cloisonné enamel tea strainer; an addition to our silver tea ware collection. This exceptional vintage Russian silver gilt and polychrome cloisonné enamel tea strainer has a circular rounded form. The bowl of the tea strainer is embellished with a pierced concentric circular design, encircled with Dual bands of white enamel bead motifs to the rim. The tapering handle is embellished with an impressive cloisonné enamel floral and foliate design in tones of blue and green, accented with further bands of white enamel circular motifs encompassing the concave thumb piece. The enamel segments are encompassed with applied silver paralleling rope twist ornamentation. This fine Russian silver enamel tea strainer retains the original gilding. The hallmarks to the reverse surface of the bowl include: Maker's mark: ??? (Untraced) Soviet silver...

1970s three silver plate jugs from the House of Kristoff The measurement is of the largest.

DM for details and worldwide shipping! What is Murano Glass? Is it glass made in a special place? Or made using special techniques? It is actually both. Murano glass is glass in a chemical sense of the word. However, Murano glass is as different from, say, the glass in your window panes, as Rembrandt paintings are different from an empty canvas. Murano glass is created only on the island of Murano, located within the borders of the city of Venice in Northern Italy. Murano’s special glassblowing process is over a thousand years old, having been re-discovered by the local artisans from the ancient Roman...

Five beautiful candleholders in the Hollywood Regency style, manufactured in the 1970s by Palwa Germany. Made of gold-plated brass with faceted crystals in excellent vintage conditio...

Art Deco cocktail shaker set with pairs of wide blue enamel vertical lines between pairs of narrow lines, the Shaker with a chrome lid wit...