A Bristol Blue Glass Water Jug

France, circa 1910 An Art Nouveau frosted glass lemonade jug, with engraved silver lid of foliate designs and glass ice pocket cavity within. Height 26.00cm Diameter 13.00cm

England, circa 1910 A early 20th century Edwardian flared octagonal glass claret jug mounted with silver plated handle and spout. Height 22.50cm Diameter 19.00cm

Italy, circa 1940 An early twentieth century Murano glass decanter with spherical stopper, with triangular form body, the light blue glass with pulegoso bubbles throughout. Height...

Italy, circa 1940 An early twentieth century Murano green glass decanter, with applied decoration to the neck and stopper, supported on a circular base. Height 32.00cm Diameter ...

Early 1900 cobalt blue glass pitcher. The pitcher is bold in color and shapely in its design. This blue jug is impressive with it's large cur...

Make a dramatic statement at your next gathering with this exquisite vintage signed art glass pitcher. Masterfully hand-blown, the vessel boasts a deep, luminous cobalt blue hue that...

Scandinavian Mid-Century-style wide base blue cased glass pitcher

This beautiful hand-blown glass pitcher originates from the renowned glassmaking village of Biot in the South of France, famous since the 20th century for its distinctive “bubble glass” technique. Crafted in thick, high-quality glass, the piece displays the characteristic pattern of trapped air bubbles intentionally created during the blowing process, giving the surface a lively texture and remarkable visual depth. The pitcher features a generous rounded body with a short flared neck and a gracefully shaped pouring spout. Its elegant curved handle, executed in a deeper blue tone, contrasts subtly with the lighter translucent blue body, a typical aesthetic often associated with Biot glassware...