Nice cluster of jade grapes with beautiful leaves on large stem. Condition: very good; Circa: 1950C.; Heigth: 7.75 in. (19.68 cm); Width: 4.5 in. (11.43 cm)

Nice cluster of jade grapes with beautiful leaves on large stem. Condition: very good; Circa: 1950C.; Heigth: 7.75 in. (19.68 cm); Width: 4.5 in. (11.43 cm)   « Less

VERY LOVELY PRESSED GREEN OPALESCENT GLASS DISH... featuring flared and fluted sides. Condition: excellent; Circa: circa 1950; Heigth: appx 3''; Width: 7.5''

VERY LOVELY PRESSED GREEN OPALESCENT GLASS DISH... featuring flared and fluted sides. Condition: excellent; Circa: circa 1950; Heigth: appx 3''; Width: 7.5''   « Less

SET OF FIVE ''HAND-BLOWN'' GLASS BALLS... two red, two blue, and one green... ALL five for one price! Condition: excellent; Circa: circa 1970; Heigth: ; Width: 3 in. (7.62  More »

SET OF FIVE ''HAND-BLOWN'' GLASS BALLS... two red, two blue, and one green... ALL five for one price! Condition: excellent; Circa: circa 1970; Heigth: ; Width: 3 in. (7.62 cm)   « Less

VERY NICE SILVER TONE NUT DISH... with scoop. Lovely gold wash interior. Condition: Good; Circa: Circa 1970s; Heigth: 6 in. (15.24 cm); Width: 7 in. (17.78 cm)

VERY NICE SILVER TONE NUT DISH... with scoop. Lovely gold wash interior. Condition: Good; Circa: Circa 1970s; Heigth: 6 in. (15.24 cm); Width: 7 in. (17.78 cm)   « Less

LOVELY CRYSTAL DRESSER JAR with a SILVER PLATE TOP made by GORHAM silver. Condition: excellent; Circa: Circa 1970s; Heigth: 2.5''; Width: 3.5''

LOVELY CRYSTAL DRESSER JAR with a SILVER PLATE TOP made by GORHAM silver. Condition: excellent; Circa: Circa 1970s; Heigth: 2.5''; Width: 3.5''   « Less

Mamluk Glass Vase - SP.185, Origin: Egypt, Circa: 1250 AD to 1517 AD, Dimensions: 10.5" (26.7cm) high, Collection: Islamic Art, Style: Mamluk, Medium: Glass, The Mamluks  More »

Mamluk Glass Vase - SP.185, Origin: Egypt, Circa: 1250 AD to 1517 AD, Dimensions: 10.5" (26.7cm) high, Collection: Islamic Art, Style: Mamluk, Medium: Glass, The Mamluks controlled Egypt, Syria and Palestine between 1250 and 1517. ‘Mamluk’ literally means ‘owned’ and refers to the slave origins of this dynasty. Children from Turkish lands were recruited at a young age and given military training. The advantage of this system under the Abbasids and later the Ayyubids was the creation of fighting force which owned its position directly to the central authorities. Over time however this military caste overthrew their former rulers and seized power for themselves. The geographical position of the Mamluk power base enabled them to control the trade between Europe and the East and as a result amass great wealth. Today the Mamluk sultans are remembered for their lavish patronage of the arts, including a taste for elaborate enamelled and gilded glass.   « Less

Diamond shaped crystal dish liner with ornate gilt bronze mount. Four winged feet and two fabulous scrolling handles. Floral foliate swags hang from ribbons and bows. The  More »

Diamond shaped crystal dish liner with ornate gilt bronze mount. Four winged feet and two fabulous scrolling handles. Floral foliate swags hang from ribbons and bows. The swags are couched between, at top a fluted ribbon edge and at bottom an edge with a pearl top and basket weave bottom. The details and craftsmanship are superb! A flexible piece that can function as a centerpiece, serving dish, or jardeniere.   « Less

An extraordinary and extraordinarily rare pristine set of TWELVE Baccarat champagne glasses made in a pattern expressly designed for the Imperial Russian Court in the 19th  More »

An extraordinary and extraordinarily rare pristine set of TWELVE Baccarat champagne glasses made in a pattern expressly designed for the Imperial Russian Court in the 19th century. A slight variation on the Tsar pattern which was for the Russian Royal family's exclusive use, these glasses were likely made for someone else in the Imperial Russian court. These 19th century champagnes be found today only in museums and some private collections. These have been authenticated by very experienced crystal specialists in both France and Italy. Unsigned, because Baccarat did not start signing until 1934, I am informed that no one else made champagne glasses this size, let alone this style. In the late 19th century, Baccarat was consumed with the orders for the Russian Imperial Court. Photography does not do these glasses justice. They are 12" tall! The saucer is a massive 4" plus in diameter, the bases 4" even in diameter. And the sounds! When these glasses are tapped, they make a wonderful music. It is with the greatest pleasure and excitement we offer them to you here. By the way, 1400 euros ( that's over $2,000.00 US)is the current price for each Baccarat champagne glass made today in the Tsar pattern and size.   « Less

Another installment on the vintage Donegal set we're offering right now. Eight (8) champagne glasses, all signed and all in good condition. Sparkling crystal, with rainbow  More »

Another installment on the vintage Donegal set we're offering right now. Eight (8) champagne glasses, all signed and all in good condition. Sparkling crystal, with rainbow colors, and the reliable renowned Waterford quality. Can't go wrong on these. This pattern is on special order status; that means, that while it is technically still an active pattern, you can only get it by ordering the glassware made for you.   « Less

Very nice set of Waterford crystal water goblets, cut bowls and feet in the Donegal pattern, available now only through special order. Condition is very good, light signs of  More »

Very nice set of Waterford crystal water goblets, cut bowls and feet in the Donegal pattern, available now only through special order. Condition is very good, light signs of use only. Exquisite sparkling crystal, great gift, great inexpensive way to make your table grand! Online prices for these pieces range from $60-$135. Don't miss this bargain!   « Less