From the famed Roseville Pottery Company, the first high quality art pottery line of its kind under art director Frederick Rhead comes a truly stunning Mid- century modern centerpiece from 1947. One of Roseville's famous "snowberry blue" pieces, this gorgeous work of art will stun in any foyer or dining room adding a touch of Mid-century glamour.

Item Dimensions: 13" L x6" D.

Created by the Fenton Art Glass Company, this exquisite bowl is part of their famed Carnival glass collection. This iridescent sawtooth fluted bowl, coated to refract light, is wonderfully detailed with a grapes and butterfly motif. Balancing daintily on three ball claw feet, this is a lovely collectible and will look equally at home on a dressing table or as a candy dish!

Dimensions: Diameter-12cm

Height-6cm

This delightful candy dish was created by Canadian manufacturer and retailer of handmade mouth-blown artisan glass, Rossi Glass Niagara. Each individual piece is mouth-blown and hand stamped with the company's custom "R". Hand crafted with precision and dedication, this bowl features a crystal edge, pedestal, and scallop embossing.

The Fenton Art Glass Company founded in 1905 was known for its beautiful patterned, colored, and satin glass items. This whimsical antique hand blown footed uranium art glass features a crimped rim and a myriad of colors. Unique and arresting, this vase is made to be seen, and admired.

Dimensions: 5.25"x 3.13" x 2.63"

Created by the Stangl Pottery company, this Mid-Century Modern fluted vase is done in Art Deco Verdigris Green and Pink Ceramic.. Effortlessly elegant, it will be hard to determine which is prettier, the vase, or the flowers it holds.

Dimensions:: H-7.5" x W 9" x D 4"

Rare vintage capodiomante floral ceramic vase circa 1980s, featuring hand painted roses.

Dimensions: H: 12" x W: 10" x D 10"

This gorgeous oil painting of one of the most beautiful spots in East Hampton is lovingly painted with an exquisite eye for detail. It is 6x 6 oil on birch panel, framed.

Loving to "paint the world in which she lives" local artist and painter Shari Shambaugh delights in painting the natural beauty found on Long Island. From Paris, to Oregon, to Maine, she has painted in every place she's lived, and is enjoying the chance to pursue it even more during retirement.

Join Metropolitan Museum of Art Docent Alexis for "Spiritulality in Art". A 1 hour private tour for four, where you will discover artwork that represents different cultures and religions throughout human history as well as objects that convey how.a believer invoked the divine in their everyday life. Available on Saturdays & Sundays only.

Effortlessly bringing the beach indoors, this tranquil oil painting is filled with light, and evokes the calm tranquility found at the water's edge. 63.5" H x 27.5 W