Card Holder-Steuben, clear & amber, c. 1905-1930

MURANO RED GLASS PLACE CARD/CANDY HOLDERS, C. 1930, TEN, H 3 1/2", DIA 3":Hand blown. A set of 10, each having gold decoration. For a high resolution photo CLICK

Dolphin. Late 19th/early 20th century. Attributed to Salviati Dott. Antonio, Artisti Barovier or Fratelli Toso 1877-1914. Approx. 10" H. From a NY estate. (6092) Good condition.

Star Cut Vintage c.1930 Cigarette Holder Vase Possibly Steuben Approximately 4 tall, 4 inches in diameter.

Daum Frères, Nancy, H. 6.2 cm. Cased glass, clear, pink and amber powder inclusions. Etched and enamelled pattern, heightened with gold. Thistles. Signed: Daum Nancy, cross of Lorraine (gold).

Lot of 23. Pub. Logos: P-N-C. Amber cards, some white borders, Eleven postmarked 1905-47 : Redding, Denverton CA., Seattle, San Fran. One card: amber of Mammoth Smelter Kennett ,CAl. Has a 1 cent stam

Late 19th/early 20th century. Attributed to Salviati & C. Artisti Barovier or Fratelli Toso. Approx. 9 1/4" H. From a NY estate. (6092) Good condition.

Set of eight 1930's-1940's Czechoslovakian amber glass and gilt metal stand 1 1/2"(h) x 1 3/4" (l) x 1 1/2" (w) place card holders, glass panels with intaglio cut design of three dancing women. CONDIT

DESCRIPTION: Steuben green and white lace glass (Cintra) vase (10 pillars) with colorless foot, c. 1930. Shape 7169, p. 290 Paul V. Gardner. Cased lead glass; cased with clear glass on the inside, no

desk calendar with amber "BUTTERSCOTCH", "ART-DECO" around 1930, mounting made of metal, base plate c. 94.5 x 43.2 x 8.6 cm, total 58.2 g, date cards complete ! German Description Tisch-Kalender in Be

WMF Art Nouveau card tray, c.1905, H 6" x W 12.5 x D 10".///////////////////////////////////////////////////(From Wiki):"WMF was originally called Metallwarenfabrik Straub & Schweizer and was opened a

WMF lily pad card tray, c.1905, H 8" x W 11" x D 8".//////////////////////////////////////////////////////(From Wiki):"WMF was originally called Metallwarenfabrik Straub & Schweizer and was opened as

Cartier, (12) sterling equine place card holders, 20th c., Italy, designed as a rearing horse within horseshoe, stamped on underside "Cartier, Made in Italy, Sterling, 925", in signature red presentat

BIRMINGHAM STERLING CARD CASE, MONOGRAMMED, C.1905. 3 3/4 X 2 3/4"; 1.94 OZT

AGS CERTIFIED #11166. Original C. 1930's Clear Ripple Gill Glass Globe Body produced by Gillco, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. CONDITION: Body is in excellent condition overall showing bright gloss on th

France, c.1905, clear and yellow frosted glass with acid-etched cameo and gilt decoration, signed 'Daum Nancy with Croix de Lorraine'. Dim.:8,5 cm.

card holder designed by Paul Comolera c.1875, only two known example. Modeled as a brightly glazed Punchinello leaning over a post all upon a brown glazed rocky ground, 11". The fashion for decorative

Carlo Scarpa, 'Corroso' bowl, c. 1936, Model no. 4107. Round shape H. 11 cm; Ø 19 cm. Execution: Venini & C. Encased glass, clear and amber, surface with structured etching, slightly irides

Frederick Carter, U. K. (1863-1963). Frederick Carder Steuben Amethyst Intarsia Bowl in clear and amethyst, 1930. Signature is acid etched on side 'Fredrk Carder'. Measures 2.5"H x 5 3/8"W. Condition

STEUBEN IVRENE GLASS VASE Corning, New York, c. 1930, unmarked, ht. 5 in. Footnotes: OVERALL CONDITION: Good. Minor wear throughout. This condition report is provided for your convenience based on the

DESCRIPTION: Decorated blue Aurene pulled feather decoration Jack-in-the Pulpit vase, with Gold Aurene flower. C. 1905-1910 Iridized Lead Glass, with crimped flower. Shape #751, p.256 Paul V. Gardner

Steuben "Aurene", 20 plates (10"), a private commission to Frederick Carder c 1930 by the consigner's grandmother, whose collection of glass now resides in the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Three rare and differing variants of the game of "Dr. Busby" with color playing cards and color labels. (1) "Dr. Busby" No. 4184 by Milton Bradley, Springfield, Mass. c.1905 with Busby surrounded by l

Frank Lloyd Wright Cabinet door window for a sideboard from the J.J. Walser House, Chicago USA, c. 1903clear glass, green, amber and white opalescent glass, lead caming 66 h x 22.5 w in (168 x 57 cm)

Gustav Stickley Hanging lantern, model 673 variant USA, c. 1905hammered and patinated copper, hammered amber glass 10.75 h x 6.75 w x 6.75 d in (27 x 17 x 17 cm) Provenance: P