Pair of Large English Victorian Gilt Glass Campana Shaped Urns, circa 1860

A pair of intaglio cut-glass ruby cased over clear. The Campana urn form with cased ruby glass intaglio cut to reveal the clear base. Elegant and formal with notched top edge, floral...

This pair of antique Bohemian glass covered urns or vases were handcrafted in circa 1880 in the period Victorian style. The urns are done in a deep green with intricate gilt decorati...

A pair of cut glass over scale fruit coolers from the Belgian Voneche works with boldly diamond cut and facetted bodies and covers. Standing on faceted stem feet. Belgium, circa 183...

A pair of bronze dore urns mounted on wood stands with columns. Each urn surrounded with life of the Romans in a silver overlay with bronze figures. Exceptional quality work. Italy, ...

A fine pair of antique French baluster shaped green opaline glass vases, finely modeled with repose leaves and flowers, attributed to "Baccarat" French, circa 1860.

A spectacular collection of three painted and gilded blue opaline glass urns was created in Germany between 1845 and 1855. These stunning pieces have exceptional oval-shaped designs that are both elegant and captivating. These exquisite urns are hand-painted with white enamel floral motifs and illustrate themes from Hessian peasant life. The paintings are carefully captured on panels that are perfectly screwed to the urns, adding to their unique and exquisite beauty. The centerpiece urn measures 60 cm × 28 cm and the pair of urns measures 53 cm x 29 cm, making them a stunning and imposing presence in any environment. The three urns are in excellent shape, with no chips or cracks detected, increasing their rarity and value. The sumptuous opaline glass is opaque and has a distinct blue tone, which is heightened by the carefully applied gilding, making this set a visual delight. This limited-edition set is a tribute to 19th-century German workmanship, and it is certain to bring a touch of refinement and sophistication to any collection or interior design project. Don't pass up the chance to possess these exceptional pieces of history. We are selling this beautiful set on different platforms, please check availability before purchasing. More photos may be provided if necessary. With hope and love. Ash About the artist: MEYER, Johann Georg, commonly known as ‘Meyer von Bremen...