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Translucent blown GLASS in a truncated cone shape with a flared[...]
Stemmed glass called a Venice goblet Decorated with water drops Blown glass of extreme finesse and very light weight Venetian work from the 17th century
Slightly amber translucent blown glass, the truncated conical shape cup very widely flared, entirely engraved with the wheel on three registers, the first representing a castle, the second two birds o[...]
Rare very slightly amber translucent blown glass (fern glass which gives it this color) frustoconical cut, very thin and straight leg, rounded foot with trace of pontil. Extremely light and thin glass[...]
Double compartment blown glass bottle from Castril de la Peña. Designed to store different liquids: oil and vinegar in the kitchen or pharmaceutical products. 17th or 18th century
Superb and rare small opaline glass pitcher with red combs from the end of the 17th century, beginning of the 18th century. Of German origin it rests on a polylobed base, slightly potbellied it is pro[...]
Large blown glass, colorless translucent, the cut slightly flared, wheel-engraved with large flowery trimmings, bordered on the neck and at the base of the cut with a wide lace of lambrequins, the leg[...]
BEAUTIFUL and RARE APOTHICAIRE BOTTLE IN BLOWN GLASS
** FRANCE XVIIth CENTURY **
Height: 21,8cm / Max. 9,3cm / Weight: 272g
Beautiful model slightly gadrooned circled halfway up a hot glued glass [...]
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