A GROUP OF THREE CONTINENTAL CASED AND CUT AMETHYST WINE GLASSES, CIRCA 1900, comprising a Josephinenhutte deep amethyst Rhine wine glass, the bowl cut with stylized floral and leafing stem decoration, raised on a clear tapering faceted stem with air bubble, the underside of the foot cut with a sixteen point radiating star; a Val St. Lambert cranberry/amethyst double cased Hock wine glass, the conical bowl with Russian cuts framed by curved bevel cuts, between fans over oval cuts, raised on clear baluster form stem with notch cut edges and air bubbles, the underside of the foot cut with a twenty-four point radiating star, Seraing, Belgium, circa 1900, height: 8 1/2", diameter: 3 1/8"; and an amethyst cut to clear Rhine wine glass, the bowl cut with fields of fine diamond cuts between a fan over a star, raised on faceted baluster form stem with air bubble, and the foot cut to the bottom with a twenty-four point radiating star, possibly German.

All three pieces in overall good condition, the Josephinenhutte example with heavier than normal scratching to the underside of the foot; the Val St, Lambert example in fine condtion; and the German example with minor nicks at the points of the stem.

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