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Murano Sommerso Vase and Ashtray, 1970s, Set of 2
480,00 €
Rare Murano faceted vase and ashtray in red, yellow and white.
1970-1979, Italy.
Vase 25cm
Ashtray 11.5cm
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Pair of Antique French Christofle Four-Arm Silver-Plated Candelabras – Louis XV Style, 1950’s-70’s
Elevate your interior with this exceptional pair of antique French candelabras by the prestigious maison Christofle, renowned for its exquisite silver craftsmanship since the 19th century. These elegant four-arm candelabras are designed in the opulent Louis XV style, featuring richly fluted stems, ornate scrollwork, and finely cast bobeches, all finished in silver-plated bronze.
Each piece bears the authentic Christofle hallmark and an individual serial number, confirming their origin and quality. With their refined symmetry and timeless grandeur, they are ideal for mantelpieces, formal dining settings, or sophisticated decorative displays.
Maker:Christofle,France
Period: 1950’s-1970’s
Style: Louis XV / Rococo Revival
Materials: Silver-plated bronze (metal argenté)Features: Five candle arms per candelabra, fluted baluster form, scalloped base
Hallmarks: Christofle stamp and serial numbers (1339861 & match)
Condition: Excellent antique condition; light patina consistent with age
Sold as: Pair
These are more than decorative accents — they are pieces of French silversmithing heritage, perfect for collectors or those looking to add a touch of antique luxury to their space.
Pair of Jean-Simon Peynaud Cameo Glass Vases – Autumn Berry Motif
209,00 €
This exquisite pair of cameo glass vases by Jean-Simon Peynaud reflects the refined craftsmanship of early 20th-century French decorative art. Each vase features a hand-engraved, multi-layered design showcasing autumnal leaves and ripe berries in rich shades of deep red, burnt orange, and muted browns, set against a frosted background with soft transitions of white, grey, and yellow. The elegant, flared shape enhances the intricate detail of the overlay, creating a warm and naturalistic composition.
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Artist: Jean-Simon Peynaud (1872–1953)
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Technique: Acid-etched cameo glass with hand-finishing
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Motif: Autumnal foliage and berry design
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Period: Early to mid-20th century
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Height: 25cm
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with fine patina
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Signature: Each vase signed “Peynaud”
These vases capture the spirit of the Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras, making them perfect for collectors of fine French decorative glass.
Pair of Pale Green Opaline Glass Vases with Embossed Grape Motif
240,00 €
Pair of Mint Opaline Glass Vases with Embossed Grape Motif
This elegant pair of vintage opaline glass vases features a soft, celadon green hue and beautifully ruffled rims. The bulbous bodies are richly adorned with an embossed grapevine and lattice motif, adding subtle texture and timeless charm. Crafted with refined detail, they make a striking decorative accent whether displayed together or separately.
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Material: Opaline glass
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Color: Pale green / celadon
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Design: Embossed grape and lattice motif
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Features: Ruffled rims, glossy finish
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Perfect for collectors of opaline glass or those looking to add a touch of delicate vintage elegance to their space.
22cm
Pair of Rare Arper Genoa Bar Stools by Giovanni Baccolini– Cream Leather & Chrome – Modern Italian Design 1998-2001
780,00 €
Elevate your space with this pair of original Arper Genoa bar stools by Giovanni Baccolini , a hallmark of modern Italian design. With their cream leather upholstered seats and sleek chrome sled bases, these stools combine comfort with contemporary elegance.
Standing at 106 cm high with a seat width of 38 cm and depth of 40 cm, they offer the perfect balance of slim profile and sturdy support. The gently contoured backrest provides excellent comfort, while the minimalist design ensures they complement a wide range of interiors.
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Designer/Brand: Arper (Italy)
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Model: Genoa (Bar Stool)
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Quantity: Pair (2 stools)
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Materials: Cream leather seat, chrome frame
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Dimensions: 106 cm (H) × 38 cm (W) × 40 cm (D)
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Style: Modern / Contemporary Italian
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Condition: good condition with light wear consistent with use.
These stools are ideal for kitchens, breakfast bars, or stylish hospitality spaces, bringing a touch of Italian sophistication to any room.
Paragon Fine Bone China Tea Set – 1933-34 Floral Garland with Gilt Accents
350,00 €
A rare Paragon bone china tea set dating from the 1930s, decorated with vibrant hand-painted floral garlands and finished with delicate gilt trim. This set includes a teapot with lid, creamer, sugar bowl, and matching cups and saucers. Produced under the Paragon mark used during the 1930s, this collection reflects the exceptional craftsmanship and refined elegance that made Paragon one of England’s most respected china manufacturers.
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Maker: Paragon, England
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Mark: 1930s Paragon backstamp
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Material: Fine bone china
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Pattern: Multicolor floral garlands with gold accents
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Era: 1930s
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Includes: Teapot with lid, creamer, sugar bowl, and 6 cups with saucers
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Condition: Good condition
Paul Barton (British, 20th c.) – “Seascape with Boat”
450,00 €
Medium: Oil on canvas board
Signed: PB (bottom right)
Image size: approx. 16.2 × 23.2 cm (6.5 × 9″)
Frame: Original gilt frame with linen liner
Date: Mid‑20th century (circa 1950s–60s)
Provenance: Roseberys in 2022
Qajar-Era Persian Hand-Painted Ceramic Tile (19th Century)
280,00 €
This striking hand-painted ceramic tile originates from the Qajar dynasty of Persia, a period renowned for its vibrant artistic expression and revival of traditional craftsmanship.
The tile depicts a dancing woman gracefully posed with flowing robes, surrounded by grapevines, foliage, and stylized clouds — motifs often associated with poetry, music, and the celebration of nature in Persian art. Rich cobalt blue, turquoise, green, and ochre pigments are used under a transparent glaze, which has developed a beautiful craquelure (fine crackle pattern) over time.
The tile is made from a thick, porous clay body typical of 19th-century Persian ceramic workshops, with unglazed edges and visible age-related wear, adding to its authenticity and charm.
Such tiles were traditionally used to decorate palaces, mansions, tea houses, and shrines, though many were also made as collectible panels for display.
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Period: Late 19th – early 20th century
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Origin: Persia (Iran), Qajar dynasty
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Medium: Hand-painted ceramic tile with underglaze pigments
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Dimensions:
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Condition: Good antique condition, with minor edge wear and natural crazing consistent with age
A fine example of Qajar artistry, this tile captures the elegance and vitality of Persian decorative tradition and makes a striking display piece.
Qajar-Era Persian Hand-Painted Double-Tile Panel with Female Musician (19th Century)
300,00 €
A charming two-tile panel from the Qajar dynasty of Persia (1789–1925), hand-painted in vibrant underglaze pigments. The composition depicts a seated woman in a flowing yellow dress, playing a stringed instrument amidst a lush garden of stylized flowers.
The panel is framed by floral borders on turquoise grounds, enhancing its decorative elegance. Executed in vivid colors of turquoise, cobalt blue, green, yellow, and manganese, the design reflects the Qajar fascination with music, poetry, and courtly life.
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Period: Late 19th century
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Origin: Persia (Iran), Qajar dynasty
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Medium: Hand-painted ceramic tiles with underglaze pigments and transparent glaze
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Form: Two-tile panel
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Condition: Good antique condition, with surface wear and craquelure consistent with age
A fine and evocative example of Qajar art, suitable for collectors of Islamic ceramics and Persian decorative arts.
20.2×20.2 each 40.40 altogether