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Genuine art deco treasures (porcelain, glass, jewelry & more) and obsolete diecast toys
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Quality art deco - powder jars,figurines,half dolls,glass,costume jewelry - and diecast toys - Dinky,Corgi,Matchbox & more.
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$95 USDAmusing 50s sweep & black cat glass decanter set!
Glass:1950s
This charming decanter set was very popular in Europe in the 50s and is still very sought after. Decanter and glasses are entirely painted by hand and the chimney sweep and the black cat are both painted on the decanter. Four glasses are enhanced with the sweep and two with the black cat. It's not easy these days to find a complete set with 6 glasses in virtually mint condition like this. The only flaw we noticed is a tiny surface chip on the bottom rim of the foot of one glass. All the rest is ...
$280 USD Offers ConsideredVery rare antique acid-etched cameo French vase, signed Thouvenin
Glass:Antique:French Glass
This piece was created in France at the beginning of last century. It was made from very thick light chocolate brown glass overlaid with etched trees, rocks and landscape. The relief parts are accented in darker shades of brown. This piece is signed Thouvenin in cameo, a big name among the French glass makers. With Paul and Albert Thouvenin, the sons of Adrian Thouvenin (director of the glass manufacture Vallerysthal from 1859 – 1877), the Thouvenins were a renowned dynasty of glass makers in ...
$580 USD Offers ConsideredRare French art nouveau Legras St-Denis enameled bowl
Glass:Antique:French Glass
This is one of the nicest and most colorful art nouveau / pre-art deco glass pieces we ever had to offer. The glass factory 'Verreries et Cristalleries de Saint-Denis' near Paris was acquired in 1864 by the talented glassmaker Auguste Legras. In 1900, his son Charles Legras succeeded his father at the head of the company which in the meantime had absorbed several other glass factories. Progressively, with 1500 workers and 150 decorators, Legras had become the most important art glass factory in ...| Items 1 - 3 of 3 | Page 1 of 1 |
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