Neoclassical Glass

Two lidded glass vessels, likely by Fratelli Toso. Made in mid-century Murano with a nod to Ancient Rome. The decorative highlights are intricately detailed doré (gold plated) fittings.
14.5" and 6.5"

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Mona Lisa Smile 3D

She may be the most famous muse in art history, and yet this still came as a major surprise...an Italian bust of that certain da Vinci subject matter - realized in turquoise ceramic, circa 1950s
19" including the gold leafed base

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In Vogue (.com)

Stylist and internet sensation Ferebee Taube is a long time fan and customer of The End of History. "I found all these great old Scandinavian vases at a shop in the city devoted entirely to ceramics and glass called the End of History. I love the variety of colors and shapes.", she is quoted on Vogue.com. In a lovely story on her fabulous apartment, our wares are prominently featured. 

Follow the link below for the full tour of her fashionable environs:

http://www.vogue.com/culture/article/apt-with-lsd-ferebee-taube/#1

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Vintage (Elle) Decor

Just rediscovered via Pinterest: Our "Smashing" glass that glammed up the retro bathroom of Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman - famed composers for Broadway and beyond - as it was documented in the September 2005 issue of Elle Decor.
Photo: William Waldron

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Swedish Stunners

A comprehensive collection of fine mid-century ceramics, both tall and small, by Carl Harry Stålhane and Gunnar Nylund...all for Rörstrand, Sweden. 

Tallest is 24"

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The Spring Collection

Our boutique in the Chelsea Passage section of the Barneys New York flagship store on Madison Avenue is now fully restocked with some of the best glass our shop has to offer. When uptown, check out our latest vintage wares - in as many colors as there are spring flowers.

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Arresting Development

Soho's famous Police Building penthouse has at one time or another been home to both Calvin Klein and Steffi Graf. Now it's the residence of Altamarea restauraunt group CEO Ahmass Fakahany. He and his wife hired designer Michael Bagley to redo the space, and in the first anniversary issue of the glossy New York Cottages and Gardens we have the spectacular results. Included in the tasteful decoration are our blue Scandinavian ceramics from Kahler, and a show stopping Empoli Italian glass stopper bottle.
photographs by Ariadna Bufi

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