Chistal St Louis, Brierley & Glass Pieces

French Twenty Piece Frosted St. Louis Cameo Glass Vanity Set, early 20th c., with relief red floral decoration, consisting of 3 atomizers, 7 stoppered bottles, a ring tree, a bottle vase, 2 covered ci

Total 21 pieces, Tallest piece 14.5 inches high. Stamped Saint louis France. All in good condition. Estimate $6.000-8.000

St. Louis Candlesticks, 4 Waterford Tumblers, 3 Licht Crystal Candlesticks and 5 Unmarked Glass Pieces

St. Louis Thistle Pattern Glass Stemware Service Approximately seventy-three pieces. Height of decanter 13 7/8 inches. C

Lot includes 15 pieces including vaseline / uranium glass tomahawk, St. Louis World's Fair 1904 pressed glass tumbler, pressed glass salt and pepper, 6 green glass toothpick holders, four clear (all c

30+ PIECES OF ST LOUIS CRYSTAL "THISTLE" GLASSES W/ CARAFE, ICE BUCKET (BREAKDOWN IN PHOTOS)

Each piece with gilt rim and decorated variously with gilt acanthus scrolls, and floral bands. Comprising: Twelve 6 12in. (16cm) saucers, Five 4 3/4in. (11cm) Champagne coupes, Four 5in. (13cm) aperit

Five piece glass sparkling water seltzer bottle grouping, circa 1930's-1940's, Blue Ridge Bottling Co. St Louis MO./Friedberg Beverages Bayonne, N.J."Sparkling Water"-11" high, Boiler's Beverages Eliz

13 pieces porcelain crystal and art glasses; including St. Louis crystal pitcher (6.75"Hx7.85"x5.3"), Waterford vase (7"Hx3.95"dia), Royal Doulton pitcher (Royal Doulton pitcher crack, 7.75"Hx8"x5.6")

Great example of Hawkes Kensington - signed on the base with the Hawkes trademark. Note flutted and St. Louis diamond neck!

Lot of 38 pieces of crystal stemware by St. Louis, France, each piece with etched St. Louis crystal marks to base, various types of 38 pieces of glass stemware

Fourteen St. Louis "Thistle" Pattern Burgundy Glasses 20th century, French, decorated with rich raised gilt scrollwork, notch-cut stems and closed, raised gilt foot bands, most pieces signed. h. 6-3/8

21 piece St. Louis crystal style gilt decorated glass sorbet set, 20th century, comprising, 10 footed bowls and 11 saucers or underplates each having a repeating Rocaille pattern, apparently unmarked.

Fourteen St. Louis "Thistle" Pattern Burgundy Glasses 20th century, French, decorated with rich raised gilt scrollwork, notch-cut stems and openwork gilt foot band, each piece signed. h. 6-3/8", dia.

Twent-One Pieces of Cut Glass and Gilt Highlighted Stemware. Includes Seven St. Louis marked; four Highball and three Old Fashioneds; with thirteen unmarked sherbets. (Gilt losses, chips.)

Epergne, Two Piece, Amber Art Glass, 15" x 12", Circa 1960's, Michael Tooley Collection, St. Louis.

(lot of 17) St Louis "Bristol" cut crystal cordial/ liquor glasses, each having a tapered body, with rounded petal faceted cuts, above faceted stem, terminating on a circular foot, ten pieces bearing

Nine (9) pieces of St Louis cut crystal, including Tommy and Thistle patterns. 1st-7th items: Seven (7) Tommy pattern DOF double old fashion glasses, each with leaf and quilted diamond pattern to body

ARROWHEAD COLLECTIONSeventeen (17) pieces, mounted in an oval frame under convex glass, found in St. Louis County, Missouri.1 1/2 to 5 in. (3.81 to 12.70 cm.), frame: 23 x 17 in. (58.42 x 43.18 cm.)

GOOD GROUP STUDIO ART GLASS PAPERWEIGHTS & MORE. Comprising nine individual pieces including a St. Louis Cristal blue cut-to-clear vase, an unmarked squat vase with red interior of multi-colored latti

DESCRIPTION: Six pieces of St. Louis crystal stemware-including four sherry glasses in three sizes and two champagne flutes-each piece of which features the "Thistle" pattern with a ribbed bowl and a

A Group of Twelve Glass Paperweights by Various Makers from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, Including pieces by Draeser, Pittsburgh PA, Krenning Glass Co., and Pyrophoto Co., NY. L

Lovely two handled cut glass vase from the American Brilliant period. Glass is cut by J. Hoare. This piece has a pretty ruffled top edge. The double handles are cut with St. Louis diamonds. The unusua

4 “ h., French Empire sulfide tumblers, Baccarat or St Louis, various molds design each with portrait busts including one of Czar Nicholas , pontil scars; c. 1820-30, mint condition, two pieces.