The 1950s - 2000s collection

Elegant little "Génie" model decanter by Empoli, in green blown glass with raised diamond decoration. Designed and manufactured in Italy in the early 1970s. Remains the smallest of the decanters. The 2 largest are sold.

Superb set of six vintage oyster plates, orange décor on a gray/white background. Hand-painted. Ceramic from the famous MBFA Pornic factory, circa 1950. Perfect condition.

Rare. Skine Walt Disney toy, vintage. 1960s. Walt Disney's Beauty and the Tramp production. A collector's item! Very nice condition.

Magnificent ceramic vase from the Cerdazur factory in Monaco, produced in the 1960s. Decorated with fish and aquatic flowers on a pink background. Highlighted by shimmering colors and golden details. The gilding on the edge of the vase shows charming signs of wear, testifying to the passage of time and adding authentic vintage character, without compromising the overall aesthetics of the object. Vase signed and numbered.

A lovely and unusual piece: a beautiful brown and ochre glazed ceramic bowl, with a pedestal decorated with three squirrels. Let yourself be charmed by the poetry of this bowl, which is perfect for compote and other delicacies. Signed, designer unidentified. In perfect condition.

Vintage knife holders. 12 poetic knife holders in amber resin, with red flower petals. In original packaging. Circa 60-70.

Very large Murano glass vase dating from 1960, blue glass with rich millefiori glass inlays inside, yellow curved rim. Italy. Very fine quality piece in perfect condition.

Magnificent suspension lamp in white glass, designed in the 1960s by Massimo Vignelli for Venini. The lampshade is made of transparent white opaline glass. Made in Italy.

Magnificent monumental champagne bucket in cut crystal. French work. 2nd half of the 20th century. Decorated with faceted sides and two handles. Magnificent foot with emblematic shape. Very heavy. Perfect condition.

Spectacular pair of candlesticks by Anthony Redmile. Ram horns mounted on a pair of brass talons. Anthony Redmile made his name on the London interior design scene in the 1960s, producing some of the most eclectic objects for his illustrious clients. Many of his themes include elements of nature. This is an excellent example of his art.

Large vintage pineapple lamp in openwork ivory ceramic. Italian work from the 70s. Two lights, one inside the ceramic. Beautiful new shade by Hugues Rambert in organza taffeta.