Quezal Small Iridescent Art Glass Bowl

Quezal small iridescent art glass bowl / vase, with ridges to body and flared rim, etched to underside "Quezal." 1.875" H x 2.625" diameter.

The gold oil spot art glass vase with ground top rim paired with a small gold iridescent art glass bowl signed Quezal on the polished pontil. Measures 4.5 x 6 and 2 x 4 inches. We happily provide seam

DESCRIPTION: Five iridescent art glass bowls. All signed on bottom. MEASUREMENT: All 3-1/4" diameter x 1-1/4" high. CONDITION: No condition issues. MEG

American, early 20th century, opalescent white bowl with ruffled rim, gold lattice decoration, raised on four gold reeded legs, signed "Quezal/II/32", 3-1/2 x 4 in. - Provenance: Cory Donato and Vince

American iridescent art glass centerpiece bowl, Quezal, New York, early 20th c., shallow bowl, raised on a pedestal foot, signed underfoot, approx 4.75"h, 8"diam, 2lbs Start Price: $80.00

QUEZAL GOLDEN IRIDESCENT ART GLASS FINGER BOWL AND UNDERPLATE, each having a polished pontil mark holding the "QUEZAL" signature. Together with a golden iridescent vase with a tooled rim and faux Tiff

19th / 20th Century Art Noveau Edwardian Style pre Deco Loetz Austrian Art Glass Iridescent Small Footed Bowl Vase Purple Gold Green Iridescent Patterned Glass Crimped Top Centerpiece Vase 6 1/2" H 8"

Quezal Aurene Art Glass small bowl, 4”d, Ca. 1915.

Signed Iridescent Art Nouveau Quezal Art Glass Bowl. 2.75 inches x 1.25 H.

A Quezal iridescent glass bowl, circa 1925. Round shape with ruffled rim, having a pulled net design of gold on a cream ground, and four fluted legs. Signed "Quezal, 718" underneath. Light scratches d

Very nice bowl. Marked only "1207" on the base. May be Quezal. No chips or cracks. Condition (Excellent Plus). Size 3-1/4'' T.

A lot of three (3) iridescent art glass pieces. Includes: one (1) Quezal art glass iridescent gold dish with wide rim and signed to underside QUEZAL; one (1) Favrile gold iridescent bowl with scallope

Quezal Art Glass Bowl - 1.25" X 4" Signed Quezal - Gold Iridescent Ribbed Exterior

A small gold iridescent vase with light surface scratching signed Kew Blas, an unsigned art glass bowl with white iridescence and polished pontil attributed as Steuben calcite, a mid 20th century cran

Iridescent Gold Feathered Art Glass Ruffled Bowl. Feathered to the base. Unmarked, quality comparable to quezal or tiffany.. Weight Approx., 1 lb Measures Approx., 5.5 inches diameter x 2.825 inches t

(2) Light Shades, Gold Iridescent Art Glass, (1) 5" x 5", Unmarked Steuben, 2.25" Fitter Ring, (1) 4.5" x 4.25", Marked Quezal, 2.25" Fitter Ring, Small Chip On Fitter Ring, Collection of David Halste

Tiffany Studios favrile art glass open salt / small bowl, of iridescent gold and pink tones, with ruffled rim, etched to underside "L.C.T." 1" H x 2.75" diameter.

Tiffany Studios favrile art glass open salt / small bowl, of iridescent gold tones, with ruffled rim, etched to underside "L.C.T." with original label. 1" H x 2.5" diameter.

Murano Oball Artist Signed Figure, Murano Folded Iridescent Bowl and Murano Christmas Tree. Tallest is 7". Good overall condition, Christmas tree has small flea bites at the base.

Pale body with iridescent flower and stem motif, polished pontil signed Quezal; small hairlines 2" in body of vase (hard to detect, vase still "rings"), H-5 1/4", VG

Quezal Art Glass and Decorating Company, United States. Group of five iridescent art glass works; three lampshades, one small salt cellar, and one vase. The vase and one bulbous form lampshade with a

Seven Piece Art Glass Lot, to include a green Robert Eickholt bowl, signed to the underside; a small iridescent vase; two perfume vessels, all signed indistinctly; a purple footed bowl having floral r

IRIDESCENT MARKED THE ART GLASS, DATED 1989, 6" H. GARRY NASH ART GLASS VASE, DATED 1990, 5" H. ART GLASS VASE, 5" H, RED ART GLASS VASE, 5" H. BLUE ART GLASS BOWL, MARKED NEWGUM, 5" H. GOOD CONDITION

Pedestal Bowl, Unmarked WMF Myra Art Glass, 4” x 9", Gold Iridescent, Circa 1930, Small Rim Nick, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His Collection With A Museum Quality Pen -