17 '1930s' For Sale in Philippines

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NEVER USED. Handmade LINGNE DE TABLE with the ultimate in luxury trimmings, made on a historical shuttle loom with the finest silk yarns. Classically beautiful, so emotive with its sweeping, florid scrolls and cascading peripheral petal trim. With quaint, precious hand-stitched floral cross stitch Blue Roses and minimalist square cutwork stitches flanking the center. ⚜️ 47.5 cm x 28 cm

Made of princess lace from Belgium, dainty, finely made, an exquisite specimen to study and collect. Light ecru, with some color transfer (please see photos), same as when purchased. Still absolutely marvelous, such a detail-heavy piece. ⚜️ 50.5 cm x 27 cm

These elegant Windsor-pattern cups, rendered in pink hue Depression-era glass, feature a classic diamond-cut motif that brings sculptural beauty to everyday sips. Their Art Deco geometry and delicate transparency whisper of 1930s craftsmanship - gentle, storied, and timeless. Whether styled for a curated tea display or paired with vintage saucers, each cup becomes a collectible conversation starter and a piece of texture-rich nostalgia. These cups are keepsakes that elevate moments into heirloom rituals.

1930s pre war depression glass Good condition no cracks no chips

- Vintage amber glass dish - Unique leaf shape - Three-section design - Perfect for jewelry or trinkets - Beautiful amber color - Adds vintage elegance This is a vintage Jeannette Marigold carnival glass clover candy / Trinket dish. It is a highly collectible item made from pressed glass with an iridescent finish. The dish features a three-leaf clover designwith three divided sections and a small flat stem handle. It measures approximately 7 inches long by 6 inches wide. The orange/amber iridescenc

The Windsor pattern was released by the Jeanette Glass Company beginning in 1936. This pink oval platter measures 11.5 inches. Last photo is a dollar price list from Collector’s Encyclopedia of Depression Glass 17th edition by Gene & Cathy Florence, USA, indicating the price of this oval platter at USD 26.00. Payment through GCash or bank transfer. Location: Pasig City Shipping fee c/o buyer. Lot 30 – Windsor pattern pink oval platter by Jeanette Glass Company  

1930s Soup Tureen/ Bowl/Soupera. Please refer to the pictures for backstamp and detailed design.

Set of vintage Ribstone Ware Booths plates. Features a cream-colored base with green and gold trim. Decorated with floral patterns. Each plate measures approximately 9 inches in diameter. Made in Great Britain. The plates have a scalloped green border with a lattice design. The plates have some signs of age, including some crazing and darkness. Item may include some scratches due to age, as is were is basis Item can be pick up in our Japan surplus shop located in Munoz Nueva Ecija Shipping available at

SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY⚡️For demanding collectors⚡️ H 20.5cm ; W 10cm ; L 10.5cm (big) H 11.5cm ; W 6cm ; L 6.2cm (small) RARE find! Early French block porcelain apothecary, spice canisters have iridescent gold metallic gilt glaze design with floral wreathe details. These are handmade, some fittings of lids aren’t tight close which is normal. The large canisters include Riz (Rice), Sucre (Sugar), Farine (Flour) and Chicorée (Chicory). The spice jars include Girofle (Clove), Poivre (Pepper), Canelle (Cinnamon)

Mint condition. Made of Silverware with stones.

This pink Oyster and Pearl pattern is a rare find. Produced by the Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation in 1938-1940, the deep-handled bowl measures 6 ¾ by 2 ½ inches. Last photo for reference only. Payment through GCash or bank transfer. Location: Pasig Shipping fee c/o buyer. Lot 2 – Depression glass

A Vintage Orange Depression/Carnival Glass Bowl, likely from the 1930s-1940s. DIAMETER: 11 inches Ht: 2.5 inches It's made of pressed glass with an iridescent coating that gives it a rainbow sheen, resembling an oil slick. The "marigold" color refers to its peachy-orange hue. Design: The bowl features a diamond or pinwheel pattern with a ruffled or wavy edge. History: Carnival glass was produced as an affordable alternative to more expensive iridescent art glass like Tiffany. Collectibility: Whi

This radiant Windsor Depression Glass serving bowl - featuring the iconic “Diamond” pattern by Jeannette Glass. Boasts artful geometry and a soft blush‑pink glow that transforms ordinary tables into heirloom displays. Its scalloped rim, footed base and subtle starburst motif center evoke 1930s American craftsmanship, while its vintage origins adds nostalgic charm and warmth. Payment through GCash or bank transfer. Location: Greenwoods Executive Village, Pasig/Cainta City Shipping fee c/o buyer.

• Maker: Federal Glass Co. of Columbus, Ohio • According to online sources, this Normandie pattern, also known as "Bouquet and Lattice" in marigold color, was only produced between 1933 to 1939 • Height: approx 8cm • Diameter: approx 9 cm • Color: metallic orange / iridescent orange • Bought in the US • NOTE: the spout of the creamer bowl has a tiny chip but visible only upon close inspection • Expect light signs of use like some very minor rubs on the rim, but the rest of the two bowls is intact

Edwardian era romance meets everyday elegance in this rare Pink Cherry Blossom depression glass oval serving platter by Jeannette Glass in the USA. Its finely embossed cherry blossom motif blooms across a gently scalloped edge, making it a timeless heirloom that elevates both casual brunches and formal afternoon teas. As a cherished piece of functional art, this platter blends delicate vintage charm with practical use, making it a beautifully personal statement for your tabletop collection. Last 2 photos fo