A façon de Venise tazza, 17th century

Handle jar Facon de Venise, 17th century. Light olive colored glass with high cut bottom and break-off. Bellied body merging into tubular neck, bowl-shaped muzzle above. Two set, pinched handles. H. 1

Funnel goblet Facon de Venise, Netherlands, 17th century. Disc base with breakaway and downturned rim. Hollow bellows stem. Diamond carved decoration on dome: couple with animals in tree-covered lands

**Originally Listed At $1200** Europe, Western or Lowlands, Renaissance to Early Modern Period, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A beautiful bottle formed from cristallo glass displaying an octagonal base

17th century, of baluster form, C scroll handle, centered with a four petal flower, having pinched stem and leaf decoration, body with red stripe inside, the whole raised on a circ

**Originally Listed At $750** Europe, Western or Lowlands, Renaissance to Early Modern Period, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A dazzling bottle formed from cristallo glass displaying an octagonal base a

16th/17th century, each of cylindrical form with flared lip, white latticino decoration on clear ground, taller 4-3/8 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

17th/18th century, comprising: a vase having cylindrical body, flared rim, raised on a circular flared foot, with alternating latticino bands, 8-1/8 in.; hexagonal bottle with alternating latticino ba

16th century, having a bulbous bowl, repeating abstract design, three prunts to bowl, parcel gilt lion mask stem, circular foot, 7-1/2 in. Note: For a similar example see Corning Museum of Glass, Gobl

A small Venetian or façon de Venise latticinio albarello or pharmacy jar, perhaps 19th century Of typical dumbbell form with an everted rim, decorated in vetro a retorti with opaque white filigre

A rare set of fourteen French façon de Venise miniature lattimo vases and sweetmeat glasses, late 17th or early 18th century Attributed to Bernard Perrot, Orléans, the glass imitating porcel

Seltener Kerzenleuchter Venedig oder Facon de Venise, 17. Jh. Graustichiges. partiell schrägoptisches Glas mit Abriss. Flacher glockenförmiger Stand mit nach oben umgeschlagenem Rand. Hohlbalust

Seltenes Kelchglas Facon de Venise, Katalonien, 1. H. 17. Jh. Grünstichiges, kleinblasiges Glas. Hohlschaft nach unten durch den Abriss offen, der Scheibenfuß mit nach unten breit umgeschlagenem Ran

Seltener Pokal Facon de Venise, 17. Jh. Graustichiges Glas. Hochgezogener Scheibenfuß mit Abriss und nach unten umgeschlagenem Rand. Hohler, gemodelter Balusterschaft mit zwei Masken und Rosetten.

Hohes Flügelglas Facon de Venise Ansteigender Scheibenfuß mit Abriss und hohe, schlanke Kuppa jeweils mit umgeschlagenem Rand. Schaft bestehend aus zwei Bogen mit farblosen und blauen, teils gekniff

Paar Zierväschen Venedig oder Facon de Venise, 18. Jh. Milchglas mit Abriss, die birnförmige Wandung kobaltblau gesprenkelt. Angesetzter, hochgezogener Fuß. Flügelartig angesetzte, teils g

Plate Facon de Venise, 18th/19th c. Slightly grayish glass with breakage, wavy rim turned down. Fused spiral bands of milk and violet colored glass. D. 27,5 cm

Kelchglas Facon de Venise, wohl Niederlande, 18. Jh. Leicht hochgezogener Scheibenfuß mit Abriss. Schlanker Schaft in trompetenförmige Kuppa übergehend. Auf Fußunterseite Originalk

Henkelkaraffe und zwei Schalen Venedig oder Facon de Venise, 19. Jh. Farbloses Glas mit Abriss. Achteckige Wandungen mit tropfenförmig applizierten Fäden. Karaffe mit Ausguss in der Art der Helmkann

Flemish School, 17th century, Circle of Cornelis de Vos (1584-1651), octagonal portrait of a lady, presumably a noblewoman, attired in a black dress and large white lace collar. Heraldic device upper

Country Wedding ('het boere bruytje') lithograph print, antique Paper shows age. Six peasants carousing in a barn as a seventh man vomits in the corner. Etching by J. de Visscher, 17th century, after

"Tronie of a Bearded Man" attributed to Flemish artist Jan van de Venne (1592-1651). Oil on Panel. c. 1640-1650. Purchased Dec. 2015 from Dorotheum auctions. A tronie is a type of work common in Dutch

(lot of 5) Antique maps, early 17th c., published by Gerardus Mercator (Belgian, 1512-1594), likely from the "Mercator Hondius Atlas," published after his death c.1619, and Fredeick De Witt (Dutch, 16

Crispin van de Passe (1593-1670) 17th century engraving. Jousting horse and rider. Image measures 12.5 in. x 16.5 in. and the sheet measures 15.75 in. x 20.25 in. Unframed, loose and not mounted or gl

Peter de Vries (17th c). Ink and watercolor Old Master drawing on paper titled "A Herdsman and a Girl Driving Cattle," depicting a young couple embracing while driving cattle. Signed "Van Canden" alon