Old is for Stuff

Mid-20th century Bohemian Czech decanter set in cobalt blue glass, hand-painted with enamel floral motifs and gilt details, comprising carafe and cups, used for serving liqueurs or spirits in decorative table settings.

Red ground porcelain vase with hand-painted floral decoration and gilded details, likely Central European, circa 1890–1920, made of glazed porcelain, used as a decorative interior vase for display or holding flowers.

Vintage ceramic pipe ashtray in the form of a glove and pipe, produced by Secla, Portugal, circa 1960s–1970s, glazed earthenware.

Art Deco German porcelain figurine by ENS Volkstedt, circa 1920s–1940s, hand-painted hard-paste porcelain sculpture depicting a dancer in motion, created as a decorative display piece reflecting refined European craftsmanship and style.

Small Japanese Meiji period earthenware oni mask with iron glaze and natural hair. A handcrafted household amulet from the late 1800s used for spiritual protection.

Pair of hand-painted ceramic figurines depicting traditional Dutch children in blue and white attire, likely Delftware, Netherlands, early 20th century.

Mid-20th century German tin-lined metal hip flask with hammered exterior, approximately 1950s–1970s, designed for carrying alcohol discreetly, featuring a curved pocket form and blank cartouche for personalized engraving.

Small Japanese Meiji period earthenware oni mask with iron glaze and natural hair. A handcrafted household amulet from the late 1800s used for spiritual protection.