Czech Tobacco Accessories

Extraordinary, early tobacco box, made in the 1890s, an original art nouveau piece, made by wellknown Johann Maresch, or Bernhard Bloch, Czech Republic. The tobacco tin is designed...

Extraordinary, charming tobacco box, made in the 1910s, an original art nouveau piece, made by wellknown Johann Maresch, Czech Republic. The tobacco tin is designed like a linen bag, tied with a rope. Above - on the lid, is a laughing man...

Impressive tobacco box with a very rare decor, an original from the Art Nouveau era, made around 1900, most probably made in Bohemia or Austria. The tobacc...

Particular rare tobacco lidded tin by Julius Dressler, bearing the Bodenbach mark, manufactured in the 1920's. This historical piece is round in wonderful condition. The object is i...

Gorgeous hand blown art glass piece. A beautiful minimalist cigar ashtray, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.

Hooka handmade hookah, turquoise glass, Designed by Karim Rashid for GAIA&GINO. Hooka is inspired by whirling Dervishes in Turkey. It is a working h...

Kooha Handmade Hookah, Designed by Noé Duchaufour Lawrance for GAIA&GINO. Koohah takes its inspiration from nature and it is a contemporary version of Shisha which is enjoyed by many...

Hooka handmade hookah, clear glass, Designed by Karim Rashid for GAIA&GINO. Hooka is inspired by whirling Dervishes in Turkey. It is a working hooka...

Antique blue Bohemian glass hookah pipe Bohemian, late 19th century Measures: Height 43cm, diameter 14cm This hookah is a superb example of the beaut...

Lovely Bohemian Art Deco glass set for living space or office. Czech set featuring ashtray and decorative lidded box in cut and molded thick and ...

This beautiful collection of glassware includes six finely enamelled and parcel gilt coloured huqqa (or hookah) bases. The items were crafted in the late 19th century in Bohemia (which today forms part of the Czech Republic). While created in Bohemia, it is likely the huqqas were intended for the Persian market (modern-day Iran). The six huqqa bases are all slightly different in their shape and decoration. In their form, they range from bases with flat bottoms to those with tall stems; from bulbous to bell-shaped bodies; and from necks which are cylindrical and panelled to those which are slightly flared and smooth. In terms of decoration, the collection includes two clear glass huqqas which are partially covered with a red overlay, one partially covered with a blue and white overlay, one which is entirely blue, one which is left clear, and one crafted from light green glass. The huqqa bases are decorated with enamel scrollwork, flowers and beads. They also feature parcel gilt beads, swirling patterns and foliate motifs. The light green huqqa is further ornamented with a portrait of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, the Qajar king...

This huqqa (or hookah) is a superb example of the beauty and high quality craftsmanship of Bohemian glassware. The huqqa is decorated with photo-rea...