ENGLISH VICTORIAN GLASS LARGE BOWL

ENGLISH VICTORIAN GLASS LARGE BOWL, amber, with applied colorless rigaree swags, stars, and raspberry prunts, raised on three colorless shell feet, applied prunt to pontil mark. Attributed to Stuart a

Pretty Forget-me-not florals abound on this large 5" tall, and 6" wide rose bowl by Mt. Washington.

Likely English, late 19th century. 2 Victorian art glass rose bowls comprising a mother of pearl rainbow diamond quilt satin glass rose bowl; the other with yellow interior color, the exterior with ve

A beautiful Victorian blue satin glass Mother of Pearl diamond quilt large bowl or ferner with applied gilt decoration. Signed Webb. Measures: 4 1/2" tall, 7" wide. Condition: Excellent

3 Pieces of Antique English Victorian Cranberry Glass. Two small bowls and a jug / creamer. All have chips to the feet. They are hard to notice and these would still make good cabinet display pieces.

Such a well executed piece of Englsih cameo glass. This cranberry base color bowl is adorned with florals and foliage. Nice example. It measures 2 1/2" tall.

This is a biggie! Large New England Peachblow glossy bowl. Wow this is nice. It measures 3" by 8 1/4". Hello!

English Victorian silverplate epergne/ centerpiece, cut glass bowls with frosted egg and dart motifs, palm tree and crane standard, shaped base rising on three tortoises, English registry mark, approx

DATE c. 1860-1900 DIMENSIONS (1) Width 4.25 Depth 4.25 Height 10 in. (1) Width 5.5 Depth 5.5 Height 12 in.

Large English Cameo glass Victorian vase adorned with berries and foliage. Classic citron color. Vase measures 9 1/2" tall.

John Walsh, Large Antique English Glass Pedestal Bowl19th century, one part clear blown glass, polished pontil with acid stamp "Walsh England." 17.25 x 12 in. diameter From the Collection of the late

Complete set of green Victorian Dewey pattern by Greentown in a berry set. A master large bowl and 6 berry bowls. Tallest measures 3 1/2".

English Victorian sterling silver epergne centerpiece, Charles Reily & George Storer, London, c.1839, cut-glass bowl with scalloped rim, seated in lattice support with grapevine border, scrolling foli

Large English, Victorian colorless cut glass lay down scent bottle, 1892, having a cane pattern and sterling silver cap, the cap with marks (London) partially rubbed, the body unmarked. Provenance: Fr

VICTORIAN PANEL-OPTIC AND ENAMEL-DECORATED ART GLASS LARGE ROSE BOWL VASE, amber with polychrome-enamel and gilt decoration, depicting flowering branches with a variety of flowers and gilt spray to th

16.5" T on a 5.5" Square Base

One large bowl with painted wild roses, plus three others. Sizes range from 3 inches to 5.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

English Victorian cranberry glass epergne centerpiece, late 19th/ early 20th c., having ruffled flute centering six alternating flutes, all with applied colorless rigaree, over an undulating bowl, app

Thirty-three (approx.) pcs. in the lot. Four Sandwich glass master salts; four Sandwich glass small bowls; large glass compote; American Victorian pressed glass jar with silver plated top and approx.

Victorian bride's bowl, cased glass with pink interior with delicate enameled decoration, molded ruffled edges with dots, white exterior, probably Webb, 14 1/2" W. Condition - good.

ThelmaBob, our resident Honeychild and southern Kentucky Bell, just thinks this piece is marvelous. She told us, in the same story except for places and times,that in all her 99 years, she has never s

Victorian Hand constructed pair of steel and brass bowl urn shaped planters. Purchased at Anne-Morris antiques and lighting in New York City. Appraised and insured for $4816. some dings and small dent

18th Century English Etched Glass. Measures 7'' tall with 3.25'' base and 3'' rim. Domed and folded base, knop stem with large conical bowl with crowned monogram and horse etchings, decorative bubbles

VICTORIAN ART GLASS BRIDE'S BOWL, blue cased white with polychrome-enamel decoration, ruffled rim, polished pontil mark, fitted in an unmarked quadruple-plate stand. Probably English. Late 19th/early