Mt Washington burmese satin rose bowl with gold enamel

This beautiful rose bowl is satin glass and attributed to Mt. Washington. There are lovely yellow gold enamel details of branch and leaves. Approx 6.5 inches in height.

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Five (5) Collectible Art Glass Rose Bowls, Includes: One frosted glass rose bowl with painted flowers, one Mt. Washington beige rose bowl with floral decor, one green satin rose bowl with gold painted

Two Mt. Washington Burmese items including a glossy rose bowl with tri fold rim, 3 1/2" ht, together with a ribbed, satin finish bottle featuring a matching cut, faceted stopper, 5 1/2" ht.

Enamel Painted Victorian Yellow Satin Art Glass Rose Bowl Mt.Washington Approximately 4 13/16 inches tall.

Rose Bowl, Decorated Burmese Art Glass, 2.5" x 2.5", By Mt. Washington, Nice Enamel Floral Decor, Dr. Peter And Grace Jochimsen.

Rose Bowl, Unmarked Mt. Washington Crown Milano, 3.25" x 4", Marked "619", Burmese Tones With Enamel Chrysanthemum Decor, Wilson Family Collection, Illinois

gold sailboats on satin, 6 1/2" tall, excellent.

Mt. Washington Burmese Rose bowl with a rigaree collar decorated with colorful pansies, 3" ht. CONDITION: good with no defects found.

Two rose bowls the first a round scalloped rim decorated with the Prunis pattern, together with a foot ovoid with scalloped rim, tallest 3" ht. Condition: decorated good with no chips cracks or repair

Mt. Washington Burmese rose bowl with a scalloped rim and rigaree collar decorated with the iconic Thomas Hood verse framed with an enameled rose, 4" ht. CONDITION: good with no defects found.

An antique Victorian Mt Washington cased satin glass rose bowl vase set of three pieces. Pinched or ruffled top satin glass rose bowl vases in yellow white or azure blue shades. Unmarked. Circa: late

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6.75" Mt. Washington Burmese Art Glass Biscuit Jar - Gold Enamel Branch and Blossom D�cor - Silverplate Lid and Bail

Victorian Brides Basket, 10.5" x 10", Mt. Washington Decorated Burmese Art Glass Bowl With Enamel Floral Decor, Set On Wilcox #5597 Silverplate Frame, Estate Of Dr. Barry and Dee Free.

Rose Bowl, Unmarked Mt. Washington Burmese Art Glass, 3.5” x 4", Daisy Decor, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His Collection With A Museum Quality Pen - These Markings Can B

MT. WASHINGTON DECORATED BURMESE COVERED ROSE JAR, plush, polychrome-enamel decoration, Daisy design, short circular foot, polished pontil mark. Mt. Washington Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 3

Creamer & Sugar, Mt. Washington Burmese Art Glass, 3.5", Art Nouveau Gold Enamel Head And Floral Decor, Silverplate Top And Lid, Cute Set, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His

Decorated Mt. Washington Burmese stick vase, bulbous form with elongated neck features colorful, stylized blossoms accented with heavy gold enamel, 12" ht.

Five (5) Collectible Art Glass Rose Bowls, Includes: One large pink satin glass rose bowl, one Mt. Washington green glass rose bowl with daisy enameling, one butterscotch cut velvet rose bowl with han

Mt Washington Burmese Victorian Satin Glass Cookie Cracker Biscuit Barrel Jar. Of rounded form. Features hand enamel floral decorations around the body with blended coloring transitioning from salmon

Vintage Colored Glass Vases Antique Victorian Rose Bowl Mt Washington Quilted Diamonds, Antique Victorian Mt Washington Pink Satin Vase, and 3 Vintage Yellow Custard Glass Vases including 1 Souvenir T

4" tall 4 1/2" wide crimped top great color no damage likely mt washington 1890's? see pics

Description This beautiful set of yellow cased glass rose bowls are c1890. There were multiple makers of this type of art glass including Mt. Washington. For these three, although they do look identic