Art Deco Amber Glass Bowl on a Chrome Stand made in NY

Vintage side or end tables designed and manufactured in Italy in the 1970s. The tables are made in tubular steel and glass tops. The pieces are similar in design to those made by C...

Introducing the exquisite Nickel & Glass Chandelier, crafted in England by the renowned designer Charles Edwards. This stunning light fixture boasts a sophisticated and elegant d...

Introducing the exquisite Art Deco Lounge Chair in Burlwood & Leather, originating from France in the 1940s. This stunning piece features a rich burlwood frame with sleek, curved arm...

Introducing a stunning piece of furniture that will elevate any room's decor - the Hand-Made Tall Armoire made in France, Early 1900s. This armoire is a rare find, crafted with care ...

Striking Organic Modern bowl was hand blown with fluid, folded edge. The colored yellow, mottled blue, and brown glass inclusions were placed in abstract, graphic pattern on amber and yellow background, with the whole structure enclosed in clear glass in sommerso technique. Minimal color palette balances complex shape of the piece, and the subtle flow of the pattern guides the eye along the folded glass surfaces. The vase is signed and dated by the artist on the bottom. Founded in 1979 by brothers Matthew and Thomas Buechner III in Corning's Market Street District, Vitrix Hot Glass Studio is regarded among America's prominent contemporary glass studios. Thomas Kelly is an established glass artist working in Vitrix Hot Glass studio in Corning, New York. He started in the glass studios of Alex Brand and Thomas Buechner where he had the opportunity to learn from two distinctly different artists, each having their own unique talents; Kelly worked for 10 years with Thomas Buechner III at Vitrix Hot Glass Studio, developing his glass working skills and aesthetic sensitivity. At Vitrix, visiting artists such as Lino Tagliapietra and Fritz Dreisbach...

Jean Luce acid etched crystal glass bowl. Signed on the bottom with the etched monogram of the double ‘L’. Jean Luce (French, 1895-1964) Bio – “Trained as a ceramist and glassmake...

This striking Art Deco centerpiece bowl in vibrant amber glass is a captivating example of early 20th-century design. The shallow bowl features a bold peacock feather motif in high r...

Plate and Bowl "Ondines" made in opalescent glass by René Lalique in 1921. Molded signature on both pieces. Perfect condition. Great opalescence. (Two very thin molding lines on bot...