Illumination fixtures from past eras, specifically those suspended from the ceiling and featuring translucent or transparent covers crafted from silica-based materials, represent a distinct category of decorative lighting. Examples include early 20th-century... Read more »
Vessels of artistic and functional merit, crafted from silica-based materials and demonstrating characteristics indicative of a prior era, represent a specific category of collectible objects. These items, often mouth-blown or produced using... Read more »
These decorative hardware items, typically crafted from pressed or molded glass, were originally designed to adorn furniture, specifically drawers and cabinets. They represent a distinct period in design, often reflecting popular aesthetics... Read more »
A collectible decorative object, characterized by its raised, nubby texture and opaque white coloration, represents a distinct aesthetic from a bygone era. The object’s form typically serves as a vessel for floral... Read more »
Opaque white glassware, often associated with a retro aesthetic, was produced in significant quantities by the Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation under a specific brand name. Examples include dinnerware, ovenware, and decorative items... Read more »
An antique decorative vessel crafted from molded glass, typically dating from the late 19th to mid-20th century, showcases intricate patterns and textures achieved through the pressing process. These items represent a period... Read more »
An illumination device, crafted with colorful panes joined typically by lead cames and displaying characteristics of a prior era, constitutes a highly collectible decorative object. Such items often showcase intricate designs and... Read more »
The central subject is a decorative object, characterized by its age, verdant hue, composition of silica-based material, and designed purpose as a receptacle for floral arrangements. Such items are typically found in... Read more »
These architectural components, typically manufactured in the mid-20th century, offer a unique blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal. Characterized by their thick, often patterned glass, and robust construction, these building blocks provided... Read more »
These decorative objects represent a specific category of artistic glassware originating from the island of Murano, Italy, typically crafted decades ago. These items often depict avian forms and are made using techniques... Read more »