ice bucket with Sheffield handle (beg. of 20th c.)
volumetric weight Kg.3

Probably of English origin, it is an ice bucket with the lower portion made from processed glass with relief geometrical figures in the Art Deco style, whereas the mouth is coated with a band from Sheffield silver reproducing vegetal motifs with a series of small leaves, all equal to one another. The handle is movable and is fixed to the band with two hinges, and it is processed with floral motifs as well (diam.cm. 11 - in. 4.4, high cm. 21 - in. 8.4). Optimum conditions.
Unique Features
Not only is it a glass, it is also made richer by the Sheffield, a classic that cannot be missing in your collection of ancient glassware.

Quantity US$210.00 (Euro231.00)

basket with pewter handle (beg. of 20th c.)
volumetric weight Kg.4

Probably of English origin, it is a glass basket made from glass with geometrical figures in the Art deco style. The pewter handle has a smooth surface without decorations, it is stiff and traces a large curve heading upwards (diam.cm. 18.5 - in. 7.4, high cm. 27 - in. 10.8). Optimum conditions.
Unique Features
It is a classic that cannot be missing in your collection of ancient glassware.

Quantity US$170.00 (Euro187.00)

set of 2 coloured bottles (beg. of the 20th c.)
volumetric weight Kg.4

One bottle is in light blue coloured glass whereas the other is made from transparent glass, both have a glass cap. They are entirely hand-made and decorations are made with gold with floral motives (diam.cm. 10.5 - in. 4.2, high cm. 17/22- in. 6.8/8.8). Good conditions.
Unique Features
they are two simple bottles whose main quality is that of being hand-made, and the bottle collector will certainly find it a pleasure to add another two pieces to his collection.

Quantity US$150.00 (Euro165.00)

cotton-holding poutiche (forties)
volumetric weight Kg.3

It is a glass poutiche, round in shape, whose lid is equipped with a big knob. The glass is engraved with floral decorations. It was used to lodge cotton flocks or, at all events, as a vessel to be used in the bathroom or in the bedroom (diam.cm. 13 - in. 5.2, high cm. 13 - in. 5.2). Good conditions.
Unique Features
If you thought of buying an original present for your friends who are getting married or for your aunt's birthday, why not choose something that, besides featuring a feminine use, is also a small antique? Your present will be much more appreciated!

Quantity US$160.00 (Euro176.00)

crystal vase in the shape of a large-mouthed goblet (France, beginning of 20th c.)
volumetric weight Kg.9

It is a flower vase from transparent glass processed with geometrical figures, of French origin. It is a massive vase, with a richly decorated base. Marked with Vannes? France. (high cm.23 - in.9,2, diam. cm.18 - in.7.2). Good conditions.
Unique Features
Its design features a much elegant and harmonious shape. in your home, on the sitting-room's table or on the top of a console a period vase with a bunch of flowers will create a better impression than a modern vase, whereas to the vase collector this piece is a typical example of European manufacture.

Quantity US$430.00 (Euro473.00)

opaline bowl decorated with gold (France, 1920)
volumetric weight Kg.5

The opaline glass is generally opaque glass or crystal, either white or coloured, made in France between approximately 1810 and 1890. Opaline resembles the milk glass of 16th-century Venice and the opaque, white glass associated with Bristol, Eng., in the 18th century. The main centres of production were Creusot, Baccarat, and Saint-Louis. Items made of opaline included bowls, vases, boxes, cups, and decanters as well as objects used by perfumers and hairdressers (diam.cm. 20 - in. 8, high cm. 8 - in. 3.2). Optimum conditions.
Unique Features
this bowl is a rare example of white opaline glass, with very beautiful gold decorations, along with floral motifs featuring very refined yellow/orange and violet colourings. The true opaline collector should not miss it!

Quantity US$480.00 (Euro528.00)

crystal vase, in the Empire style (Sevres, France, beginning of 20th c.)
volumetric weight Kg.9

Wonderful vase of impressive appearance, in the shape of a cup. Square-based (cm. 13x13, high cm.2.5 - in. 5.2x5.2x1). This cup in the typical Empire style has a lower part that enlarges in size in the shape of a half-circle turned upwards and the upper part in the shape of a large-mouthed goblet. Marked with Sevres France (high cm.35 - in.14, diam. cm.20 - in.8). Optimum conditions.
Unique Features
a classic that cannot be missing in your collection of ancient glassware. The true Empire style collector should not miss it!

Quantity US$670.00 (Euro737.00)