American Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Usa modern Centerpiece bowl mod. 8531 by Angelo Mangiarotti for Knoll, 1970s. Centerpiece bowl mod. 8531 in the shape of a cup with a round base, in gray marble. Produced by Knoll ...

Add a touch of classic elegance to your dining experience with this Vintage Regency cabbage leaf glazed ceramic serving plate. Its intricate design and rich glaze reflect timeless Am...

This is a beautifully designed and practical wine holder and pourer made by Gorham, with an adjustable neck ring accommodating any bottle shape; Burgundy or Bordeaux. The two-part st...

Clyde Burt ceramic charger in glazed stoneware. Signature to underside: [CB]. American, circa 1965.

The “Eighteen Pounder” Cocktail Shaker Attributed to the Gorham Manufacturing Company Circa 1917 A striking fusion of wartime engineering and American cocktail culture, this rare sh...

Michael Simon (1947 – 29 August 2021) was an American ceramic artist. He is known primarily for his salt-fired stoneware works combining distinct forms with wax-resist animal or natu...

Almost fauvist in its bold use of color, this large (15-inch) platter features a female figure with long tresses framed by boughs laden with fruit or flowers, all executed in a tropi...

Modern sterling silver serving tray. Made by Tiffany & Co. in New York, ca 1923. Round with deep well and stepped rim. Fully marked including maker’s stamp, pattern no. 20185 (fi...

Art Deco Chrome Cocktail Shaker with Red Bakelite Handle

This elegant pair of Gorham sterling silver and teal crystal vases, standing 10 inches tall, is a textbook example of refined Mid-Century Modern design—where craftsmanship met clean ...

American silversmith and glassmaker Hawkes designed and manufactured this striking Art Deco barware Martini or cocktail pitcher mixer. This bar cocktail shaker features a sleek desig...

Vintage Libbey barware with gold coins against a pebbled black ground. Twelve piece set includes 6 highball glasses and 6 whiskey/rocks glasses....

Vintage circa 1960s sem-transparent cherry lucite ice bucket with a brushed stainless steel interior and soft black felt bottom. This unique piece would make a great addition to any ...

This large, impressive lucite ice bucket by Carole Stupell has a beautifully engineered lid that swivels open to expose the spherical cavity within the faceted octagonal form. 7.75"...

Sterling silver and crystal flask, Tiffany and Co., 1893. Decorated with aquatic motifs, including waves and bubbles Made for the 1893 Chicago World's ...

Mid-Century Modern Crystal by International sterling silver flatware set of 54 pieces. This set includes: 12 knives, 9 1/4". 12 forks, 7 1/2". 12 salad forks, 7". 12 teaspoons, 6 1/...

Edwardian Classical sterling silver baby cup. Made by Gorham in Providence, ca 1910. Baluster bowl with looping handle and raised foot; alternating narrow and wide gadroons with boss...

This exquisite sterling silver overlay trivet dates to the turn of the 20th century and remains in mint condition. The piece features an elaborate and finely detailed overlay design,...

This exquisite set of four wine glasses, crafted by Libbey Glass Company, features a distinctive juniper green hue. This unique glassware collection is ...

The charming vintage set of decorative tiles or wall plaques depicts Modernist, artistic interpretations of traditional Folk Art and Country decor subjects - farm animals. Black and white chicken, red cockerel, and brown bull are wandering though stylized gardens filled with flowers and grasses; the animals and larger flowers are done in relief with sgraffito elements, adding tactile element to the plaques. The moody, complex blue backgrounds visually unify the set, adding a common element to each tile with just enough variation to emphasize the color palettes of individual animals. The tiles are clearly marked on the reverse, dating from 1986 to 1990; all 3 tiles are equipped with their original mounting hardware. We are offering a large ceramic decorative bowl, created by Phelan in 1950s-1960s, and his vase, a great example of Phelan's early work (1932), in separate listings. Linn Lovejoy Phelan (1906-1992) was a renowned American ceramic artist, who operated famous Rowantrees and Linwood Pottery in Maine. He studied art in Bevier School of Art of the Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute (now Rochester Institute of Technology) in Rochester, New York, in 1928, and received his BFA in Ceramic Art in Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, in 1932. While attending Ohio State University, Phelan took "Ceramic Art: Survey of the Field" class, taught by Arthur Baggs. After Phelan left the school, he corresponded with Baggs, and in late 1930s Phelan wrote to Baggs of his experiences in helping to start up what becomes Rowantrees Pottery of Blue Hill, Maine. Arthur E. Baggs (1886-1947) studied at Alfred University in 1903-1905 and 1910-1911 with Dr. Charles F. Binns, who was considered "the father of American ceramic art"; Baggs worked at Marblehead Pottery...

A large Organic Modern Ceramic Vase with bold form, good weight and a dry textured surface. The thick Bottle form is surmounted by an Abstract top cross piece which surrounds the op...

A stoneware tea bowl by American ceramist Warren Mackenzie (1924-2018). Potted in a column shape with a prominent encircling ridged node in the midsection, the upright bowl evokes th...

American Heritage Society Edition This elegant sterling silver ornament, titled “Mount Vernon Dove,” was produced in 1972 by Gorham Silversmiths for the American Heritage Society....

Capture the essence of mid-century high society and post-war celebratory culture with this complete, museum-quality vintage set of eight original "Tally Ho" Tom Collins highball glasses. Manufactured by the iconic Libbey Glass Company in Toledo, Ohio, this discontinued collection dates securely back to its original introduction in 1946. Lined up across a bar cart, these stunning pieces evoke the immediate nostalgia of upscale 1940s and 1950s cocktail hours, where entertaining was treated as an art form and themed glassware served as a vital conversation starter. Bearing the classic cursive "L" hallmark embossed on the bases, this rare, intact set of eight represents a premier acquisition for high-end barware collectors, equestrian enthusiasts, and luxury interior designers alike. The graphic imagery wrapped around each glass serves as an in-depth visual deconstruction of the late 1940s aesthetic. Rendered in a bold, stylized mid-century palette of bright crimson, stark white, and crisp black overglaze enamels, the artwork features a jovial fox hunt in full cry. A bright red fox leaps across the upper portion of the glass accompanied by a dynamically posed packs of foxhounds giving chase in a spiral across the clear glass landscape. The composition perfectly aligns with the era's fascination with traditional English country lifestyle, Ivy League aesthetics, and prestigious hunt club culture, translating historic sporting motifs into a clean, modern graphic illustration that feels simultaneously historic and incredibly fresh. Standing at a commanding height of 7 inches with a sleek width of 2 3/8 inches, these specialized silhouettes are the ultimate vessels for classic tall cocktails. Historically referred to as Tom Collins or Zombie glasses...

Sterling silver water jug, S. Kirk and Son Co., circa 1900.

A large vintage Fiestaware cake serving plate in an apricot glaze. Features a lovely circular embossed pattern and handles on each side. Marked on the bottom by the manufacturer. Thi...

T.G. Hawkes founded what was probably this country’s most successful factory devoted exclusively to the cutting of glass. It certainly had the longest period of operation of any cutt...

Being offered is a sterling silver platter by The Randahl Shop of Chicago , Illinois. The Midwest taste in sterling silver was simpler and less elaborate than that of the northeast ...

Eight Georges Briard rocks glasses with raised 22 karat gold decoration of woven wood-grained lattice forming a double row of square openings, eac...

A fine American Brilliant Period pitcher. In cut glass. By Hawkes. In a rare, tall pitcher form in the Jubilee pattern. With fans, diamond point hatching, stars, and russian cane...

A fine set of 8 antique American glass and silver coasters. By Samuel Kirk & Son. In sterling silver. Sized for a drinking glass or cup. Each with a cut glass base with a starbur...

Sterling silver New York City souvenir spoon by Tiffany & Co. Late 19th-early 20th century. Featuring the Brooklyn Bridge. Obverse monogram "JMK". Clear, exceptional detail typic...

Being offered is a sterling silver menorah made in Israel. It is modern and yet has a classic and timeless design. Sleek and understated without any ornamentation, it brings a cont...

Set of 12 water goblets American, circa 1850. Clear blown flint glass in excllent original condition with no repairs or breaks.

Trish DeMasi. Lamella Vessel, 2022. Glazed ceramic. Measures: 17 x 17 x 22.5 in.

Olympian sterling silver wine cooler. Made by Tiffany & Co. in New York. Each: Round with gently tapering sides and three reeded c-scroll handles with leaf mounts and caps. Foot ring...

Twelve Chantilly sterling silver goblets. Made by Gorham in Providence. Each: Baluster bowl and stem on domed foot. Bowl has embossed leafing-scroll frames (vacant) surround by scrol...

Lasting Spring by Oneida features a sleek, contemporary design with gently tapered handles accented by soft, flowing contours at the tip that create a graceful, understated elegance....

6 Mid-Century Modern highball glasses decorated with black enamel and 22k gold. The fronts with gold lettering on a black panel with "Prescription for...." and one of 6 different ail...

American Art Nouveau glass decanter with engraved silver overlay, ca 1900. Tapering bowl with curved shoulder. Ring handle silver as are neck collar and stopper with cork plug. Overl...

MCM California pottery gold leaf ashtray by the celebrated designer Sascha Brastoff, circa 1970s. A rare piece that is hand-painted and signed by Brasto...

A large vintage rectangular tray made by Couroc of Monterey, California. Decorated in the center with the image of San Francisco's Transamerica Pyramid and the Golden Gate Bridge cre...

Celebrate America's 200th birthday with this Royal Worcester Independence 1776 plate, a limited-edition reproduction of the pattern the English manufactory produced when the eagle wa...

Vintage Oneida Victorian Silver Plated Twin Handle Butlers Serving Platter Bar Tray. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: 2" H x 24.5" W x 13" D.

Elevate your tablescape with this stunning set of six vintage stemware glasses, featuring vibrant cobalt blue bowls paired with elegant clear glass stems. These goblets showcase a ti...

Craftsman sterling silver bowl. Made by Lebkuecher in Newark, circa 1920. Ovoid with reeded rim and small c-scroll handles. Fluting and ogee-form frames (vacant). A traditional potte...

Pair of Clover sterling silver bowls. Made by Tiffany & Co. in New York. Each: Tapering sides and cast scrolled rim with bunched flowerheads. Nice pieces in the Gilded Age high-low p...

This piece came from the personal collection of Thierry Despont (1948 - 2023), perhaps best known for his architectural practice—which played integral roles in the restoration of the...

Victorian sterling silver punch ladle. Made by Wood & Hughes in New York, ca 1870. Medallion-inspired terminal with cast bust of gallant lady mounted to stippled and beaded oval on l...

Becoming scarcer to find, the Norman Bel Geddes Manhattan skyscraper cocktail shaker for revere company. Signed on underside Revere Rome Ny....

Set of 8 Tiffany Frank LLoyd Wright tumblers. 1986. 5.5 inches tall. Mint condition.

This impressive sterling silver trumpet-form vase stands a full 21 inches tall, exhibiting the clean, balanced proportions characteristic of early 20th-century American silver design...

Mid century vintage 1847 Rogers Bros, Heritage, Silver Plated butler Serving Tray. This is a large and elegant , this tray features a classic heritage pattern and intricate detailing...

A mid century ceramic divided serving dish, made in the USA by Royal Haeger. Cream finish with a spotted green pattern to the exterior. Great atomic design. A versatile serving piece...

This exquisite pair of original studio pottery bowls is a striking celebration of artisan craftsmanship and graphic modernism. Each bowl is meticulously hand-thrown, showcasing a uni...

9 Piece cocktail set by Bartrix / Cera Glassware in a black and white Op-Art Verner Panton style design. Included are six stacking rocks glasses and a co...

Art Deco cocktail set in the Glades pattern by Paden City Glass. Ruby glass with silver rings above a rib molded lower section. The set consisting of ...

Being offered is a sterling silver bookmark by Lunt Silversmith from the 1960s. It has a raindrop shape, rounded on one end and pointed on the...

Beautiful pair of bookends by Jane and Gordon Martz for Marshall Studios, circa 1960s. These bookends are made from oak and feature a beautiful matte black ceramic in a spiral pa...

Ruth Gerth (1897-1952) American Chase Table Bells, Group of 4 Two Ming Table Bells (No. 13007) Two Manchu Table Bells (No. 13006) Deigned in the 1930s by industrial designer Ruth G...