Owens-Illinois Glass Company Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

This modernist looking Art Deco cocktail shaker is silver plated with a bakelite cap. Clean lines, asymmetrical composition and elegant engraved lines at the base are the selling poi...

A sunshine yellow meets a sunset orange in this ombré variegated Daum Nancy glass Carafe et Verre ensemble. Anyone up for fresh lemonade or merry Sangria. Perfectly sized for a party...

Vintage Art Deco Chrome Plated Cocktail Shaker. It's a relatively large shaker, which would have been used for mixing and serving cocktails. The chrome plating adds a shiny and luxur...

Art Deco chrome and Bakelite cocktail shaker set consisting of an urn-form shaker and four stemmed cocktail glasses. The shaker with a butters...

This exceptional piece is a definitive example of 1930s French Art Deco "Boule" or ball-form glass, a style that perfectly captures the high-energy, avant-garde spirit of the Jazz Age. As designers transitioned away from the soft, flowing curves of the Art Nouveau period, they began to embrace a more disciplined "Machine Age" aesthetic. You can see that shift here in the bold, architectural precision of the vessel. Crafted from thick, high-quality molded glass, the vase consists of softly frosted glass that gives it a sophisticated, satin-matte finish. This specific surface treatment is essential to the design; it catches and diffuses light in a way that creates deep, dramatic shadows and highlights across the intricate relief patterns, making the geometry feel incredibly tactile. The design itself is a sophisticated exploration of cubist-inspired forms. It features a complex, highly dimensional landscape of interlocking motifs, including sharp vertical lines, layered angular squares and rectangles, and perfectly symmetrical stacked circles. This rhythmic pattern covers the entire spherical body, leading up to a classic flared upper lip and resting on a stable, flat base. This silhouette would have served as a striking centerpiece in a stylish Parisian salon during the interwar years and remains just as impactful in a modern interior today. While the vase is unsigned, its specific molded technique and decorative language are strongly attributed to the renowned Vianne glassworks, or Verreries de Vianne...

Scailmont Art Deco Glass Vase, Belgium, circa 1930 Verreries de Scailmont, made by Charles Catteau (1880-1966), circa 1930. Mold blown, acid satin finish Art Deco vase. The Scailmon...

Antique siphons from France from the years around 1900. The bottles are made of thick heavy blue and turquoise glass and closures made of tin. In the cap of the blue bottle is stam...

Chrome and transparent lucite Art Deco cocktail shaker in excellent original, clean and ready to use condition.

An exceptional and sculptural example of French Art Deco glass design, this signed 1930s pine cone vase by Pierre de Cagny captures the architectural elegance and botanical stylizati...

Art Deco Chrome Cocktail Shaker with Red Bakelite Handle

This exceptional centerpiece is a masterclass in High French Art Deco design, embodying the dramatic "Movie Palace" aesthetic of the 1930s. Crafted in thick, luminous frosted presse...

Art Deco Chrome Cocktail Shaker with Brown Bakelite Handle and Spout Cover.