Pair of Mercury Glass Seltzer Bottle Lamps by Warren Kessler

This is a pair of aged soda syphons in striking French blue glass, dating to the early 20th century. These charming seltzer bottles display beautifully, with their vibrant glass hu...

Vintage Green Mercury Glass Bottle 21.25 h x 5.63 diameter Preowned unrestored vintage condition No label Refer to images provided.

Transporting set of three French seltzer bottles with iconic form crafted with hand blown glass bulbs wrapped in reed having pewter hardware and ...

Pair of circa 1920's French etched mercury glass vases. Sold as pair. Measurements: Height: 12.5" Diameter: 4.5"

Antique siphons from France from the years around 1900. The bottles are made of thick heavy blue and turquoise glass and closures made of tin. In the cap of the blue bottle is stam...

Vintage Classic Soda Siphon Seltzer Glass Bottle with Wire Mesh. This is a fantastic vintage seltzer bottle with a metal wire mesh casing around the glass. Vintage seltzer bottle made in Germany. Enjoy the fresh and healthy fizz of sparkling water...

This pair of vases, crafted in the 19th century, was made using a technique developed by engineer Jacques Louis Kessler in 1855 and patented in 1858. The decoration of these two vases, made of double-layered crystal (blue on the outside and transparent on the inside), was achieved using Kessler’s engraving process. This innovative method utilized alkaline fluorides mixed with acids and a system of stencils, allowing for an immediate contrast between a bright, colored design and a matt background. The Baccarat crystal manufacturer later acquired exclusive rights to this patented process, which brought them widespread acclaim during the 1867 Paris Exhibition. These baluster-shaped vases feature neo-Greek ornamentation, alternating between blue-toned designs and matt crystal. Their clean, elegant lines are accented by several ornamental blue crystal bands. The decoration is composed of three primary scenes: the first depicts two combatants. The second portrays a winged Victory holding a palm in one hand while crowning a resting warrior with laurel in the other; the warrior stands before her. The third depicts three figures: a woman playing the lyre for a king holding a long scepter, with a young ephebe standing behind him. The scenes are separated by depictions of weapon trophies. The iconography draws inspiration from scenes commonly found on ancient Greek vases, while emphasizing the fluidity of the figures’ movements and features. Each vase rests on a circular mount supported by four spheres, with one vase bearing the number “2” engraved under its base. When Baccarat acquired the rights to Kessler’s technique, the company used it to create similar pieces, incorporating this innovative method into its repertoire. At the 1867 Paris Exhibition, Baccarat showcased a celestial blue crystal punch bowl and matching glasses engraved using this process; this set is now housed at the Corning Museum of Glass. The Galerie Marc Maison...

Pair of 1950's French blue mercury glass vases. Measurements: Height: 7.25". Diameter: 6.25".

A beautiful very old Lourdes Argentinian seltzer bottle collection. Very colorful, even with a pink one, which is a color we have never seen. These are Sold as Non-Function for decor...

Pair of bottles made of hand-blown glass from Murano, Italy in the “Ferro Battuto” technique, attributed to Carlo Scarpa. This highly decorative pair is in a beautiful deep aqua blue...