Vase Marked Czechoslovakia Art Glass

Cylinder Vase Marked Czechoslovakia Cobalt Blue, 8.5" x 3.25", Art Glass, Extensive Colorful Enamel Floral Decor, Don Henson Estate, Michigan. Part 2. This Auction Is The Continuation Of The Dispersal

Lot of six pieces of modern art glass and pottery. Includes mostly red and orange colors. Includes five glass vases (two marked Czechoslovakia) and one orange porcelain vase. The two pulled glass vase

DESCRIPTION: Two Czech art glass vases. Includes: 1) Iridescent green triangular vase. 7" tall. No defects noted. 2) Czechoslovakian art glass vase with blue lip. Marked "Czechoslovakia" on base. 10-3

A grouping of five Czechoslovakia art glass vases in various designs and colors, including a large iridescent vase. Most pieces marked "Made in Czechoslovakia". Tallest: 10-3/4in.

A grouping of five pieces of Czechoslovakia art glass to include an enameled pitcher with peacock, and a matched pair of blue vases. Most pieces marked "Made in Czechoslovakia". Tallest: 10in.

An Outstanding Vintage Amber Gold to Clear Bohemian Vase and Garniture Bowls, circa 1920s, underside marked, "Czechoslovakia" rich in golden amber color Grape vine Etched Art Glass with superb color a

DESCRIPTION: Loetz Attrib. Phenom style blown art glass vase with iridescent gold, blue, and purple hues, finished with a spiderweb applied design. Marked: "Czechoslovakia" underneith. CIRCA: ORIGIN:

A grouping of five pieces of orange Czechoslovakia art glass, including two vases, pitcher, tumbler, and bowl. Most pieces are marked "Made in Czechoslovakia". Tallest: 8-1/2in.

Art Deco end of day glass vases. Smallest with a lustre finish marked Czechoslovakia. Tallest with cased finish in an unusual palette. H of tallest: 10 1/4 in . (26 cm.)

Vase ''Candia Papillon'' Loetz Wwe., Klostermühle, c. 1920/25 Yellow glass with silver-yellow coronet enamel. Wavy mouth. Matt iridescence. Bottom side marked: CZECHOSLOVAKIA (etched stamp). H. 16,

Moser Art Deco amber glass vase, Czechoslovakia. With gilded friezes depicting gesticulating figures. Height: 14 cm. Marked. Minor flaw to rim.

Vase Marked Durand Art Glass, 12.25" X 6.25", Green And Gold Iridescent Moorish Crackle Style, Fantastic Example, Private Collection

Vase Marked Steuben Art Glass, Blue Aurene, 5.5" x 5.25", Ribbed, Excellent Color, The David & Marlene Howard Collection.

Vase Marked Nakara Art Glass, 13.75" x 4", Lavender Shading To Green Tones, Pink Floral Decor, Gilt Metal Feet, Idaho Personal Collection. UPDATED 6-24-22: Corrected Provenance.

Vase, Marked Nakara Art Glass, 13.5" x 5.5", Blue Shading To Pink Tones, Pink Rose Decor With White Enamel Beaded Highlights, Six-Sided, Gilt Metal Feet, Interior Rim Nick Which Does Not Affect Beadin

Vase Marked Sabino Art Glass Manta Raie Pattern, 8.25" X 5.5", Original Paper Label, Private Collection, IL.

Vase Marked Steuben Art Glass, Blue Aurene, 5" x 4", Ribbed, Excellent Color, The David & Marlene Howard Collection.

Vase, Marked Kelva Art Glass, 13.75" x 5", Pink Mottled Background With Blue Lily Decor, Gilt Metal Feet, Dr. Peter And Grace Jochimsen.

Vase Marked Nakara Art Glass, 13.75" X 4", Blue And Pink Tones With Pink Floral Decor And White Enamel Tapestry Highlights, Private Collection, IL.

Vase Marked Nakara Art Glass, 13.75" x 4", Green And Pink Tones, Pink Floral Decor, Gilt Metal Feet, The David & Marlene Howard Collection.

Vase, Marked Kelva Art Glass, 14.5" x 7.25", Green Mottled Background With Pink Floral Decor, Ornate Gilt Metal Handles And Feet, Hairline In The Base Which Is Hard To See, Dr. Peter And Grace Jochims

Vase Marked Kelva Art Glass, 15.5" x 5.5", Ruffled Mold, Green Mottled Background, Large Pink Poppy Decor, Exactly As Featured In Wave Crest The Glass Of C.F. Monroe By Cohen, Page 164, This Vase Is M

Vase Marked Nakara Art Glass, 8.75", Pink Shading To Blue, Floral And Enamel Beaded Highlights, Eastern United States

Vase Marked Moser Art Glass, 6" x 4", Eight-Sided, Panel Cut, Alexandrite Glass, Known Also As Dichronic Glass Or Neodynium Glass, The Mark Appears To Be From The 1950's, Don Henson Estate, Michigan.