Highly Decorative WWI Bombshell Trench Art Vase

Art Deco vase in Black and Gold Craquelé, early 20th century. Stylish and distinct art deco vase in gold craquelé and black. Elegant shape, with a nice contrast between the gold and the black...

Felix Průša (1922-1999) Art Glass Vase, Czech Republic, 1960s. This is a wonderful piece of Czech mid-century glass art in a deep emerald green color. Interesting shape which consis...

Art Deco Vase in Copper and Wood, Europe, 1930s. This is a wonderful fluted vase in patinated copper and wood. Very art deco, a wonderful piece on your table or desk. Great as a dec...

This is a very unique and playfully designed glass vase made by a skilled Murano glass workshop in Venice Italy. There is a fantastic iridescent finish on the glass strokes that ...

A big and eye catching decorative piece for every room, this 1950s handmade abacus is beautifully patinated and made in colors that will keep you looking. Easy on the eyes, hard to f...

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this antique trench art shell casing. Created in Germany, and dated 1918, this World War I artillery shell casing...

Decorative Model Car - Art Deco Race Car - Man Cave Collectible A highly detailed, extremely attractive model of a classic racecar, replica of the miniature-engine scale models used for "arena racing" in the 1930s, and especially at the New York World Fair of 1939. Crafted with a metal body and wooden chassis, the not-so-little car is an ideal decorative piece for any car enthusiast, and can find its spotlight on a coffee table, bookshelf, or in your special mancave. It has spoke wheels, functional steering and an opening bonnet that shows a faithful reproduction of the original engines fitted in yesteryears' racing models...

This pair of automobile bud vases are unsigned, but presumed to have been made in England in approximately 1920 in the period Art Deco style. The vases are done with a thick clear glass in a fluted form, with marigold iridescent or carnival glass accents around the bulbous tops. These bud vases were used in luxury cars, and these came from an automotive collector with various Rolls Royce items, which these were included in. The Rolls Royce ashtray...