Rare Narwhal Tusk

A stunning and rare undocumented Loetz Phaenomen vase. Waisted and with a flared foot with four crimps to the top. It is also decorated in raised gold enamelling (a profusion of 3 l...

A rare table decoration by Venini in the Diamante pattern. Used in several project by Frances Elkins, this piece has a barely discernible etched signature to the base.

Transport yourself back to the vibrant era of the 1960s with this rare Italian handblown glass vase. Adorned with captivating light blue, white, and red stripes, it exudes the essenc...

Rare original glass sculpture artist signed by Orrefors on a hand-forged iron base.

Rare presenter tray by Gentner Design Dimensions: D 20 x W 20 x H 20 cm Materials: tarnished brass 1 x Rare presenter tray 4 x Rare whiskey glasses by Felicia Ferrone Inspir...

Smart Venetian centerpiece, signed Signoretto and dated 1980 : very important unique piece ! Handles: Two moors black heads with turbans.: it's a ...

Le verre francais (Charles Schneider) rare sealed at its base with candy Art Deco period, circa 1920 origin France. Charles Schneider was an Art Deco glass artist, born in Elzas, Ge...

Circa 1930s, Steuben, American. Shape No. 7625. Primary tones and sleek forms collide in this striking pair of rare Art Deco decanters by Steuben. Whether displayed or containing a potent potable, the sleek primary forms and stunning hues add elegant silhouettes and vibrant colors to any décor. Impeccably made by one of the world’s most esteemed glassmakers, this pair of decanters are in very good condition, with a slight pair of frits noted on one. Remark: "Color, quality, and rarity: this is luxury. Steuben is authentic American chic. Perfect in any décor and exceptional in a Mid-Century setting think Vladimir Kagan or George Nakashima furniture" SIZE: 14 3/8 inches tall by 4 1/2 inch diameter base HALLMARKS: “Steuben” on gold decanter...

A unique rare vaseline uranium glass ashtray, in white color no chips or cracks like-new condition.

Severin Brody bowl. Larger size is rarely seen. Signed on the bottom of bowl.