Large Fruit Bowl in Platinum by Vetrerie di Empoli

Glitzy fruit bowl makes the perfect centerpiece for fruits or florals, or even use a serving dish while entertaining your most glamorous guests. Crafted from hand-blown crystal and h...

For more than a century, Vetrerie di Empoli has successfully created elegant and sophisticated glassware since its naissance in 1900. This illustrious business is still family owned,...

This cup is part of the Dolce Vita collection, made up of finely-crafted glass pieces that are painted by hand in delicate pastel colors and then given a matte satin finish with pure...

For more than a century, Vetrerie di Empoli has successfully created elegant and sophisticated glassware since its naissance in 1900. This illustrious business is still family owned, providing a vast range of luxury glassware, from classically gilded champagne flutes and stemware to the rainbow-hued Aqua. No matter the style, the Vetrerie di Empoli expertise runs through each exception piece. From its flagship location on via di Montenapoleone, the Milanese elite, along with many international clients, return year after year for precious wedding gifts and priceless family heirlooms. The inlays of our glass, engraved by skilled craftsmen with the stone grinding technique and subsequently embellished with gold or platinum fixed at high temperature, are freely inspired by the rich embroidery of baroque...

Oval bowl on a base in solid 800 silver. A striped and pod-shaped chisel has been created on the body of the bowl, making the whole object very bright and well-proportioned. A border...

A striking handmade sterling silver bowl by acclaimed silversmith Alfredo Sciarrotta, retailed by the prestigious Shreve, Crump & Low of San Francisco. Measuring 11 inches long by 7 ...

Vintage English Baroque Style Large Footed Silver Plated Chased Fruit Bowl. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: 6" H x 22" W x 15" D.

Centerpiece in solid 800 silver. The centerpiece is round and slightly concave. An engraving was made by hand on the upper part of the center, simulating the breaking of the ice. For...