Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Schott Mainz Jena Glass Teapot

Wilhelm Wagenfeld for Schott & Genossen Jenaer Glaswerke Jenaer Glass tea set: teapot with lid and infuser, creamer, sugar, 6 cups, 6 plates Germany colorless glass marked together with two Berliner E

A pair of German (Mainz) teapot infusers, designed by Loffelhardt in 1957, after an earlier design by William Wagen Feld (Bauhaus designer) (1900-1990); including six cups and six saucers.

Wilhelm Wegenfeld Glass Part Tea Service, for Jenaer Glaswerk Schott & Gen., Mainz Germany With acid stamp. Comprising: A teapot and cover A sugar bowl A cream jug Six teacups and six saucers Five pla

Six Vintage WMF Ikora Germany Cup Holders and Saucers with Schott Mainz Jena Glass Cups. Saucers 5 1/2". Weight combined 2 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Hammered copper marked with a three leaf clover, Swiss Made Stockli Netstal. Glass inserts marked Schott Mainz Jena Glas. 2-7/8" high

Set Schott Mainz Glass Cappuccino Cups & Saucers. Includes 21 pairs of cups and saucers. Marked on bottom. Cups measures 3.75 inches high x 2.75 inches in diameter. Saucers measure 5.75 inches in diam

Set of Wilhelm Wagenfeld Molded Glass 'Kubus' Storage Containers Comprising: Three low cube containers and covers A cube container and cover Four low rectangular containers and covers Two rectangular

Dimensions: H 5" x W 10" x D 6"Condition: good

Vintage Cocktail ware . Set 10. Schott Mainzt Jena Glass bowl/ cup inserts that fit into a hammered copper cup with plastic rattan style wrapped handle. Glassware can also be used as dessert cups, the

German, 20th century, Wilhelm Wagenfeld for Tecnolumen, label for "Tecnolumen/Made in West-Germany" at socket, stamped "4317" and "TL" on base, single light lamp on circular clear glass base, central

Designed in 1938, the vintage glass containers of graduated size. Dimensions:  Largest - 4" H x 7" W x 7"D;   Smallest -&nbsp

Press Moulded glass stackable containers. Includes 10 containers and 5 lids of various sizes. Largest 7.25" square, smallest 3.5" square. Some marked on bottom. **Please Note: This item is NOT eligibl

This art deco pull-chain table lamp is the model WA 24 by Bauhaus Designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld. It is crafted from glass and chrome, with a clear glass base and shaft, and a milk glass half-domed shade.

WILHELM WAGENFELD for TECNO LUMEN Lamp. White glass shade.-- Dimensions: H: 14.5 inches: W: 7 inches: D: 7 inches ---

Bauhaus Table Lamplate 20th century MoMA production after the 1920s original designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld and Carl Jakob Jucker, white glass shade, chrome mounts, tubular glass standard, circular gla

Wilhelm Wagenfeld Bauhaus Table Lamp Model WG 24. German made. White and clear glass with nickel-plated metal. Approx. 14.5 x 6 x 6 inches. Good condition. Glass pieces are in great shape. No visible

Pr WILHELM WAGENFELD for TECHNOLUMEN Table Lamps. BAUHAUS. Modernist. Milk glass domed shade sits on glass column and round thick glass base. Marked Technolumen. Bauhaus. 13048. 14900. -- Dimensions:

Made in Germany. 20th century lamps with the original 1924 design modernist style Bauhaus lamps. opaque white shaded glass dome shades over nickel-plated metal, clear glass column body and transparent

Wilhelm Wagenfeld table lamps, set of two TecnolumenGermany, 1923/1924 / c. 1990frosted glass, chrome-plated steel, glass, chrome-plated brass, nickel-plated brass6.5 dia x 14.75 h in (17 x 37 cm)

Wilhelm Wagenfeld, 'Paris' vase, 1936, H. 31 cm. Made by Vereinigte Lausitzer Glaswerke, Weisswasser. Blue glass., Manske / Scholz (eds.), Täglich in der Hand, Bremen 1998, p. 312, no. 149.

An amazing set of Wilhelm Wagenfeld for Linder Wandleuchten of Germany Wall sconces. Wonderful pairs of wall lights in ivory or sky blue porcelain with opaque glass bulb covers.

Custom Wagenfeld reproduction floor lamp, base on the 1924 design, fabricated from glass, steel and wood. Dimensions: 70" H x 16" ⌀;  Provenance: Property from

Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900-1990) for Tecnolumen table lamp, #2448 Germany, 1980s aluminum, glass impressed marks to base 6 3/8"dia x 14 1/4"h

Wilhelm Wagenfeld (German, 1900-1990) A Suite of Kubus Glass Boxes. Comprising five clear glass storage boxes and two lids. Circa 1938 - 1941. Made by Vereinigte Lausitzer Glaswerke AG