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Vintage WMF Cromargan Stainless Steel Ice Bucket | Wine Chiller Vase
$40.00Vintage WMF Cromargan 18/10 stainless steel ice bucket featuring a polished mirror finish and a distinctive flared wide rim for a sculptural silhouette
Perfect as a wine/champagne chiller or barware vase.
Maker: WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik), Germany. Developed in the 1950s and still prized today for a bright shine that never tarnishes.
Material: 18/10 stainless steel (Cromargan)
Dimensions:
Height: 5 inches – Diameter: 6.25 inches
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Large 7″ Natural Abalone Shell – Iridescent Mother of Pearl Smudge Bowl & Catchall
$45.00Bring the beauty of the ocean into your home with this stunning, extra-large natural Abalone Shell. Measuring approximately 7 x 5.5 inches, this statement piece features a highly iridescent mother-of-pearl (nacre). A gradient of seafoam greens, deep teals, pinks, and shimmering silvers that shift in the light.
Its spacious size makes it an ideal dish for holding crystal, storing daily jewelry, organizing keys, or serving as a traditional, heat-resistant smudging bowl for sage and Palo Santo rituals.
Key Features:
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Authentic & Unique: 100% genuine marine abalone shell with natural growth lines, texture, and spiraled breath holes.
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Iridescence: A radiant, high-flash inner coating boasting rich green, pink, and silver pearlescent hues.
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Substantial Size: Generous large-grade dimensions measuring roughly 7″ L x 5.5″ W.
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Multi-Functional Decor: Perfect as a smudge pot, jewelry trinket dish, catchall tray, crystal holder, or standalone coastal accent piece.
Note: As this is a genuine product of nature, minor organic variations, natural texture changes, and tiny chips or weathering on the outer rim are completely normal features that enhance its unique character and rustic charm.
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Large 8″ Natural Abalone Shell Red – Iridescent Mother of Pearl Smudge Bowl & Catchall
$55.00Bring the beauty of the ocean into your home with this stunning, extra-large natural Abalone Shell. Measuring approximately 8 x 7 inches, this statement piece features a highly iridescent mother-of-pearl (nacre). A gradient of seafoam greens, deep teals, pinks, and shimmering silvers that shift in the light.
Its spacious size makes it an ideal dish for holding crystal, storing daily jewelry, organizing keys, or serving as a traditional, heat-resistant smudging bowl for sage and Palo Santo rituals.
Key Features:
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Authentic & Unique: 100% genuine marine abalone shell with natural growth lines, texture, and spiraled breath holes.
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Iridescence: A radiant, high-flash inner coating boasting rich green, pink, and silver pearlescent hues.
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Substantial Size: Generous large-grade dimensions measuring roughly 8″ L x 7″ W.
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Multi-Functional Decor: Perfect as a smudge pot, jewelry trinket dish, catchall tray, crystal holder, or standalone coastal accent piece.
Note: As this is a genuine product of nature, minor organic variations, natural texture changes, and tiny chips or weathering on the outer rim are completely normal features that enhance its unique character and rustic charm.
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Iced Tea Amber by Pottery Barn Set of 8
$120.00Retired, vintage-style blown glass stemware. These glasses feature a distinctive amber-tinted bowl resting on a clear or delicate stem, a generous 16-ounce capacity. They are in excellent condition. Set of 8
Height: 7 1/8 in
Width: 2 1/2 in
Blown Glass
Discontinued Circa: 2005 – -
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageVintage Cristal d’Arques-Durand Diamond Water and Wine Glasses
Price range: $28.00 through $50.00Vintage Cristal d’Arques-Durand Diamond crystal wine glasses and water goblets. Distinctive diamond cut design on the lower half of the bowl, complemented by a faceted stem. Crafted from premium lead crystal, this collection includes taller water goblets measuring 6 to 6.25 inches and smaller wine glasses at 5.25 inches.
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Set of 4 Vintage Luminarc Champagne / Cordial Glasses
$40.00Vintage French Luminarc Champagne and Cordial Glasses. Elevate your collection with these “Luminarc Optic Ribbed” pieces, featuring timeless fluted bowls and knobbed stems.
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Vintage Towle Silver Plate Serving Bowl
$45.00Vintage Towle Silversmiths silver-plated 11-inch serving bowl featuring their popular Old Master-Embossed (Roses & Scrolls) pattern.
- Brand: Towle Silversmiths.
- Pattern: Often identified as “Old Master” or featured in rose/floral and scroll embossed designs.
- Material: Silver-plated metal.
- Features: Ornate scalloped edge with repoussé floral details.
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Wine Glass “Traviata” by Saara Hopea – Set of 5
$100.00Wine Glass “Traviata” by Saara Hopea, Nuutajärvi. Emerald Green stem and base.
This elegant wine glass, crafted by renowned designer Saara Hopea for Nuutajärvi. Mid-century Finnish design.
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Vintage 1950s Brass Duck Bookends – Mid Century
$195.00These solid, heavy brass bookends feature a detailed mallard duck head. The pair has been gently polished abd over time, they’ll develop a soft patina again.
– Material: High-quality brass with vintage patina
– Dimensions: Approximately 6 inches tall
– Design: Mallard duck head, detailed and charming
– Use: Decorative bookends, shelf decor, office or library accents
– Care instructions: Wipe clean with a soft cloth to maintain their shineMade in Taiwan R.O.C.
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Set of 4 Atlas Clear Depression Glass Ribbed Optic Footed Sherbets
$30.00Vintage Set of 4 Clear Swirl Glass Sherbet and Fruit Cup Glasses. Free from any cracks or chips, and each one measures 3 inches tall and 3.5 inches wide, with a capacity of approximately 4 ounces.
Era: 1930–1935
Design: Each glass features a distinctive ribbed swirl pattern on the bowl, complemented by a beautiful starburst design on the footed base.
Usage: Perfect for serving a variety of treats, these versatile glasses are ideal for presenting sherbet, ice cream, fruit cocktails, or even champagne.
Material: Crafted from pressed clear glass, these glasses embody the charm and affordability of glassware from the 1930s to 1960s.
