A GROUP OF EIGHT ENGLISH AND BOHEMIAN CRANBERRY GLASS ITEMS, CIRCA 1880-1940, comprising seven "Mary Gregory" style vessels with layered white enamel decoration of children in landscape settings, including a quilted glass tapering mug with clear glass "C" form handle, with polychrome enamel highlights to the face, hair, and arms, raised on clear spreading foot with white dots to the border, height: 3 3/4", width: 3 1/4", depth: 2 1/2"; a mug with gilt lip and clear "C" form handle; another similar mug without gilt lip; a pair of tapering cylindrical tumblers with gilt lips; a small tumbler with gilt lip and band; and a small baluster form vase; together with an English white cut to cranberry small low bowl with silvered rim and cameo acorn and oak leaf decoration, attributed to Thomas Webb & Co., Stourbridge, circa 1880.

All pieces in overall good condition with minor rubbing to the enamel decoration; the quilted glass example with traces of gilding at the lip, now mostly gone as well as a flea bite nick; the smallest mug with a small nick to the rim and traces of gilding; the pair of tumblers with significant loss to gilding; loss to the gilt rim and band on the smallest tumbler.

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