Murano Glass Tazza, Swan Stem, Attributed to Salviati, circa 1900

A rare and exquisite example of early Tiffany Studios craftsmanship, this small Favrile glass salt cellar exemplifies the luminous artistry for which Louis Comfort Tiffany became leg...

A striking Italian mirrored tray composed of hand-blown Murano glass in a twisted rope form, encircling a rectangular mirror plate. The clear glass is animated by vivid red “X” filam...

A striking ceramic teapot titled Le Pichet, designed by Denise Goyer and Alain Bonneau and produced by Céramique de Beauce in the 1970s. This Goyer-Bonneau teapot features a soft whi...

Indian Summer vase designed by Gaetano Pesce for Fish Design, originally designed in 1995 and handcrafted in Italy by Corsi Design Factory. Accompanied by a Fish Design certificate o...

Murano Glass Centerpiece realized by by Gianni Seguso in 1950s. Good condition except for some repaired cracks.

Venetian Murano Glass Footed Bowl with Submerged Gold, Contemporary Italy 1990s This outstanding footed fruit bowl was entirely handcrafted in the Venetian island of Murano by the fa...

This refined Murano glass bowl is executed in a very pale green hue, giving it a light and elegant presence. The bowl is distinguished by its highly decorative upper rim, featuring a...

Fabulous Orivit signed metal and cut glass Tazza in exceptional condition. The base is a stunningly Art Nouveau sinuous gold coloured metal, with a flower head knop to hold on the glass top. It is signed Orivit 2259 on the base dating it to around 1900. The top is clear colourless glass with a wavy edge and cut with branches and leaves. Orivit A.G. Cologne-Ehrenfeld & Braunfels. Rhine Province or Rhenish Prussia, Prussia (now North Rhine-Westphalia) Silberschmied / Silversmiths The company was founded in 1894, as "Rheinische Broncegiesserei für Kleinplastiken " in Köln-Ehrenfeld by Wilhelm Ferdinand Hubert Schmitz (b.1863 - d.1939). From 1896 they started making luxury items in a new alloy,"Orivit Metal", consisting of 89.85% pewter 7.9 % antimony 1.9 % copper and 0.12 % silver. In 1900 the factory changed its name to "Orivit A.G. fur Kunsthandwerkliche Metalwarenfabrikation" and in 1901/02 a new factory was built in Cöln- Braunfels, complete with a revolutionary new Huber Presverfahren hydraulic press, capable of producing 3650 kiloponds per square centimetre. Finding itself in financial difficulties, Orovit A.G was purchased in 1905 by Württembergische MetallwarenFabrik. In 1906 Orivit A.G. acquired Orion and 60 of their designs were carried over into the Orivit range. W/MF marks were used from 1907, although Orivit marks were still visible in the old moulds.The designers were Carl Sigmund Luber...