11 results for "la granja glass"

19th Century - Pitcher and Pair of Jars - Real Fábrica de Cristales de La Granja. Spain, 19th century, in stained glass, possibly from the La Granja factory. Polychrome embossed and ...

Art Deco and Classic style serving or bar tray, France, 1930s. Composed of a cut mirrored base with handmade and beveled details, and a silver chrome aluminum and metal structure. H...

Jug and glass. Glass. Royal Glass Factory of La Granja de San Ildefonso, Segovia, Spain, 18th century. Pitcher or vase with lid and glass with a smal...

The blown ribbed stem with central urn supporting a draped corona of rope twist canes mounted with foliate finals. The receiver bowl issuing six large canes mounted with spires and d...

Art Nouveau style pressed glass candlesticks by Vallerysthal & Portieux, France, 1920s. Both are made of pressed or molded clear glass, with three dolphins on each base and other cut...

Originally made for use with candles, this 19th century Spanish carved giltwood mirror sconce has been electrified, and its two sockets will take candelabra style bulbs. The decorati...

A palatial scale multi-tiered 18th century neoclassical crystal chandelier sourced from the renowned Royal Crystal Manufacturer of La Granja in Spain. This chandelier comes with an incredible story and provenance and was one of about twelve identical chandeliers that originally hung in an early baroque church called the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel...

A magnificent cut crystal three-stage chandelier attributed to the Crystal Manufacture of the Granja, underlined by crown of prisms, pearls and mirza. The lower part holds ten light arms finishing by green crystal cups with gold foliate patterns. The chandelier is supported by a central baluster in cut crystal enriched with large green crystal cups highlighted by intern lights. A similar chandelier is exhibited at the Liria Palace in Madrid, the Duke of Alba’s residence. La Real Fábrica de Cristales de La Granja was established in 1727 in San Ildefonso under order of the Bourbon king Felipe V of Spain, in order to furbish the royal palace of the Granja in glaces and mirrors. French glass masters came at the royal manufacture in 1746, and then masters from Germany and Bohemia (1750). Like the Buen Retiro royal manufacture of porcelain, the Santa Barbara tapestry manufacture, the Granja royal manufacture of crystal took part in the diffusion of Spanish decorative arts in Europe during the 18th century. The manufacture was closed in 1808, consequently to the Spanish independence war, before being restored in 1815 under the reign of Fernando VII...

A large and elegant Spanish crystal chandelier attributed to the renowned Royal Glass Factory of La Granja, dating from the late 19th centu...

Crystal vase crafted by the Royal Glass Factory of La Granja, with hand-engraved landscapes, flowers, and garlands. Reign of Charles IV. Segovia, Spain, 18th century.

This white opaline lamp was hand crafted at the Royal Factory of La Granja, located in Segovia, Spain, and dates to the 17th century. Executed in opaline glass, the piece reflects th...