Art Deco Glass : A wonderful Bacchantes Glass - Circa 1920's A wonderful large Art Deco press moulded Drinking Glass decorated in the Lalique manner with a naked  More »

Art Deco Glass : A wonderful Bacchantes Glass - Circa 1920's A wonderful large Art Deco press moulded Drinking Glass decorated in the Lalique manner with a naked stylised Maiden stem, clear and frosted glass probably French or Bohemien the base of solid (not hollow) glass Good Antique Condition Circa: 1920's 7.75 inches (20cm) height approx You are buying one Glass of two available - the second Glass has very slight roughness on the top rim   « Less

Art Deco Glass : A large Pierre D'Avesn opalescent Charger C.1920's-30's A fine and substantial opalescent Art Deco charger, relief moulded with a bird of paradise,  More »

Art Deco Glass : A large Pierre D'Avesn opalescent Charger C.1920's-30's A fine and substantial opalescent Art Deco charger, relief moulded with a bird of paradise, flower heads and scrolling ferns, the rim is embellished with a bead and wavy edge band. Pierre D'Avesn was apprentice to Rene Lalique at the age of 14 years Circa: 1920's-30's Good Antique Condition with a couple of scratches and slight fritting on edges commensurate with age and mentioned for accuracy, does not distract in any way but please see images 15 inches (38cm) dia approx Large and heavy item pick up welcome NW6/London - we also always refund any excess shipping charged D'Avesn, Pierre - Biography Pierre Gire, aka Pierre d'Avesn, was born in 1901. In the beginning, at 14 years old, he worked at Rene Lalique's. For 10 years. During this period, he designed Lalique's famous "Serpent" vase as well as the "Tourbillons" vase, two of the most highly priced and extremely collectable pieces by "Lalique". In 1926, he left René Lalique and created his own models. His pieces were made by Cristallerie de Saint-Rémy. In 1930, Daum Freres asked him to take the artistic direction of their molded glass department in their glassworks in Croismare. What he did until the famous strikes in 1936. In 1937, he took the management of Verlys. Until the world war in 1940. From 1940, he worked on his own. His pieces were made by Cristallerie de Choisy-le-Roi (Sèvres). Surely, the most important French glass worker for the moulded glass Art pieces with René Lalique and Sabino. The pieces made by Pierre d'AVESN are increasingly sought after because of his quality of design and fabrication.   « Less

Art Deco Glass : A wonderful Bacchantes Vase - Circa 1920's A wonderful large Art Deco press moulded Bacchantes Vase decorated in the Lalique manner with naked maidens,  More »

Art Deco Glass : A wonderful Bacchantes Vase - Circa 1920's A wonderful large Art Deco press moulded Bacchantes Vase decorated in the Lalique manner with naked maidens, clear and frosted glass probably French or Bohemien the base of solid (not hollow) glass Good Antique Condition Circa: 1920's 8.75 inches (22cm) height X 4.5 inches (11.5cm) dia approx   « Less

they are gorgeous pair of 1960's LE Smith apothecary jars blue glass moon and stars with lids. approximately measuring 5.25". one is in superb, excellent , and the other has  More »

they are gorgeous pair of 1960's LE Smith apothecary jars blue glass moon and stars with lids. approximately measuring 5.25". one is in superb, excellent , and the other has a small chip on the lid, noted on the image. the color spectacular, and the workmanship is fascinating and exciting. they would carry your necessities in the kitchen or bathroom. they are very decorative, and collectible. a great home decor, and the lid imperfect is hidden when it's covered.   « Less

New Zealand Exhibition glass jug from the Christchurch Exhibition of 1922. Engraved with "ChCh Exhib. 1922" and "To Frances from Alice & Willie". Pressed Glass with hobnail  More »

New Zealand Exhibition glass jug from the Christchurch Exhibition of 1922. Engraved with "ChCh Exhib. 1922" and "To Frances from Alice & Willie". Pressed Glass with hobnail pattern at bottom and ruby overlay to top. Jug measures 10 cm high and 10 cm handle to spout. Excellent condition.   « Less

Antique Pressed Glass Finger - Berry Bowls Set Of SIX

Antique Pressed Glass Finger - Berry Bowls Set Of SIX   « Less

Pressed pattern glass covered butter dish or cheese dish c1870. This Canadian pattern glass covered container is a covered butter dish and measures 7 inches wide by 5 inches  More »

Pressed pattern glass covered butter dish or cheese dish c1870. This Canadian pattern glass covered container is a covered butter dish and measures 7 inches wide by 5 inches deep at the bottom. Very good condition.   « Less

Small dish with radiating rays design. Measures 7 cm square (2.3/4 inches). Minor frits to edge.

Small dish with radiating rays design. Measures 7 cm square (2.3/4 inches). Minor frits to edge.   « Less

Open salt, bright aqua blue pressed glass. Measures 25 mm high by 50 mm diameter (1 inch by just under 2 inches). It has some small nibbles to the edges, one small shallow  More »

Open salt, bright aqua blue pressed glass. Measures 25 mm high by 50 mm diameter (1 inch by just under 2 inches). It has some small nibbles to the edges, one small shallow chip to a facet end, but in very presentable condition overall.   « Less

Exhibition glass mug - pressed glass engraved with the name Veda, 1928. These items were usually either prizes on side-shows, or available for sale at fairs and exhibitions -  More »

Exhibition glass mug - pressed glass engraved with the name Veda, 1928. These items were usually either prizes on side-shows, or available for sale at fairs and exhibitions - hence the name. One could have them engraved on the spot, so were popular gifts for friends, sweethearts and family. This one measures 74 mm high and 65 mm diameter (about 3 inches by 2.1/2 inches). Excellent condition.   « Less