Antique Carafe, France around 1900

This antique French soda siphon dates back to around 1890 and originates from Paris, making it a rare and authentic piece of 19th-century barware. The siphon stands out with its unusual double-bulb design, a feature that makes it highly collectible and especially sought after among antique glass enthusiasts. Crafted from thick, heavy glass, the siphon remains in good condition with no chips, preserving both its historical charm and functionality as a decorative object. Its XL size gives it an impressive presence, making it ideal for use as a centerpiece in a home bar, a farmhouse-style kitchen, or as an eye-catching decorative accent in any interior. Antique seltzer...

This delicate vintage perfume bottle, crafted from exquisite Murano glass in the 1950s, is a true testament to Italian artistry. Featuring colorful band inclusions in vibrant stripes...

“Bauernsilber,” also known as “farmer’s silver,” is a unique technique that became popular in the 19th century, particularly in Germany. Despite its name, it is not real silver but r...

This exquisite lidded jar, which could also serve as a bonbonnière or sugar bowl, is crafted from approximately 1 kilogram of hand-carved rock crystal. The crystal body has been care...

A classic blown and cut glass water carafe - France, 19th century. total height : 35cm.

Pretty antique Victorian quality glass decanter, having a quality antique Victorian glass decanter with the original glass stopper. D. 1880

Antique Edwardian quality glass decanter, having a quality shaped glass decanter with a shaped handle and original glass stopper.

Antique French decanter with stopper, 19th century.