These decorative vessels, crafted through the meticulous process of cutting facets into glass, represent a significant element of historical glassware. Characterized by intricate patterns and a high refractive index which produces a... Read more »
These kitchen items, produced by Corning and later Corelle Brands, represent a specific category of heat-resistant glassware popular in mid-20th century households. Characterized by their durable composition and often vibrant, patterned designs,... Read more »
Handcrafted on the Venetian island of Murano, these decorative objects represent a unique intersection of artistry and functionality. Characterized by vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and delicate forms, these pieces, created in previous... Read more »
These decorative and functional items are characterized by their warm, translucent yellow-orange hue, achieved through the addition of specific compounds during the glass manufacturing process. Examples include serving pieces intended for display... Read more »
These receptacles, crafted from transparent glass and possessing characteristics indicative of a prior era, represent a category of dishware often sought for both practical use and aesthetic appeal. Examples include pressed glass... Read more »
Opaque white glassware, often associated with a nostalgic aesthetic, represents a specific category of collectible items. These items, popular during the late 19th and 20th centuries, were produced in various forms and... Read more »
These decorative and functional items, crafted from glass in earlier eras, were designed for presenting food at the table. Typically found in a range of shapes, sizes, and colors, they often feature... Read more »
Objects of vibrant hues and historical significance, these decorative and functional items represent a bygone era of glassmaking artistry. Characterized by their distinctive colors, such as emerald green, ruby red, or cobalt... Read more »