A gorgeous pair of crystal glasses designed in 1957 by Bent Severin and made by Holmegaard in Denmark. These are some of the most elegant mid century glasses you can find.
The have have a controlled teardrop bubble in the solid conical base, and a delicately flared glass. This is the smaller of the two white wine glasses in the Princess line. They would be great for sherry, port, of cordials as well. A wonderful gift!
Excellent. 2 1/2” diameter x 5 1/2” tall.
This is a great vintage heavy glass votive holder designed by Ann Warff in 1973. Made at Kosta Boda, Sweden. Excellent vintage condition with only a very slight roughness around the bottom edge, which may be original.
3 3/4” wide x 3” high
Candle hole is 1 3/4” x 1 3/4”
A set of 8 tall, skinny highball glasses from the 1950s with great white and gray painted stripes.
2 3/8” diameter x 7'“ tall
No chips or cracks. Painted stripes show some wear.
Lovely large cutting board by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk, Denmark. This piece is in good used vintage condition with numerous light cut marks.
12 7/8” x 17 1/4” x 1/2”
A solid teak trivet possibly made by Dansk. The trivet is raised off the table and has a curved, open space so you can pick it up off the table easily; it has attractive thinner runners in solid teak that span the length in parallel lines. The joinery is very lovely!
Excellent vintage condition with minor age-appropriate wear.
11 1/2” x 10” x 7/8”
A solid teak trivet possibly made by Dansk. The trivet is raised off the table and has a curved, open space so you can pick it up off the table easily; it has attractive thinner runners in solid teak that span the length in parallel lines. The joinery is very lovely!
Excellent vintage condition with minor age-appropriate wear.
15 1/4” x 10” x 7/8”
These sculptural 1950s picks would make a great gift! Use them for spear the olive in your martini or for hors d'oeuvres. Unused, new in original packaging!
New and unused. 12 picks, 4 3/4” long.
I love these sculptural teak picks! Use them for spear the olive in your martini or for hors d'oeuvres. Various shapes, approximately 3 1/2” long.
A circa 1960s solid teak bowl by GoodWood, Thailand. Beautiful grain! In very good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear and a few small dings.
10” x 9 3/4” x 5”high
Harpswell House produced some fabulous modernist local Maine slate and teak pieces in the 1960s. These candleholders have burn marks on the tops, hence the low price.
1 1/2” square x 2 3/8” high
A very cool set of stainless steel tea light holders or small dishes (salt? mis en place? coins?) attributed to Arne Jacobsen and made by Stelton, Denmark. In original packaging with some very light scratches from storage as shown.
3 1/8” across
I just love Herman A. Kähler’s slip pottery. The designs are pulled through the wet glaze and produce a wonderfully juicy and organic effect. This is a really precious small “nut dish” measuring 4 3/8” diameter x 5/8” high. Excellent vintage condition as shown.
Two sets of three stainless steel tea light holders or small dishes (salt? mis en place? coins?) attributed to Arne Jacobsen and made by Stelton, Denmark. Very light signs of use as shown. Each set of three is $15.
3" x 1"
A sweet narrow necked vase in warm neutral glazes. Signed by the potter.
Excellent.
3 1/4” x 3 1/4”
This is a really lovely handmade art pottery bowl with a peaceful herringbone glaze. Signed by the potter. This would make a beautiful display or a special cereal bowl!
Excellent. There is a tiny glaze crack to the rim as shown.
5 7/8” diameter x 4” high
This little vase has a wonderful form and glaze. It is signed with initials and mark, but I cannot make them out. The style reminds me somewhat of Doyle Lane’s work.
Excellent.
5 3/4” diameter x 4” high
A must for a vintage Danish holiday table! This cast iron holder, designed by Jens Quistgaard, holds mini taper candles. Excellent vintage condition with minor signs of use. 4.75" x 1.25"
A very pretty, large walnut veneer tray. In very good vintage condition with minor scratches and edge chips.
18" diameter x 1/2"
Iconic Arthur Umanoff teak magazine and newspaper holder. Excellent vintage condition.
21" x 8" x 14.5"
Banish those messy piles of magazines to this lovely solid teak magazine rack. By 'GoodWood'. Good vintage condition with some dings and scratches.
18.25" x 1" x 11"
