Studio Glass American, Late Century Vase, 2008

Studio Glass American, Late Century Vase, 2008 blown glass signed illegibly H 19 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Leonard Stark, Chicago, Illinois

Late 20th century. Signed and dated. Vase by Hal David Berger, 1994, 11.5"d. and a plate by Beth Busta, 1993, 12.5"d.

Late 20th century American studio artisan blown glass vase by Robinson Scott. Design features a multicolored abstract composition masterfully encased in clear thick walled molten liquid crystal. Smoot

American late 20th century estate collection lot of three (3) studio hand blown clear crystal glass articles. Includes one (1) Special Sparrow. Designed by Lloyd Atkins in 1971. Model number 5502. One

BERNARD KATZ (AMERICAN 20TH / 21ST CENTURY) STUDIO GLASS VASE, blue, tall trumpet form raised on a black foot, from his "Birch Tree" series, signed to the edge of the foot. Late 20th/ea

Late 20th century hand blown art glass shelf mantle curio cabinet display vase from Orient and Flume ~ founded in 1972, in California. Known to be one of the great contemporary American glass studios.

Late 20th century hand blown art glass shelf mantle curio cabinet display vase from Orient and Flume ~ founded in 1972, in California. Known to be one of the great contemporary American glass studios.

American late 20th Century studio artisan hand blown shelf mantle display vase. Manufacturer : Silvestri. Design features a puffy diamond quilted pattern around the rotund body, the neck with a metal

Late 20th century studio hand crafted American origin clear crystal art glass shelf mantle flower bouquet display vase. Modeled by Tiffany in their "Swag" pattern introduced in 1997. No apparent marki

American and European, half 19th-late 20th century. Five pieces of art glass including two bowls, 7" and 7.75"d., fish, and two vases with inscribed marks, iridescent one possibly "Felle Studio". 2.5"

A Studio Glass Vase LATE 20TH CENTURY of tapering, irregular form, signed indistinctly Width 18 1/2 inches. Origin: Property from collection of Charlotte Barnes, Chicago, Illinois

Two pieces of American Brilliant Period cut glass. American, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. One goblet vase and one squat bottle form vase. Goblet is in excellent condition, with very few signs o

5 Stephen Fellerman (American, 20th century) studio glass vases. Each etch signed and dated on the underside. 1 vase also signed by Clair Raabe (American, 20th century.) Tallest vase: 7" H.

Two Late 20th Century Studio Glass Vases both artist signed illegibly. The tallest stands 16 1/2" high. Both in excellent and undamaged condition. One of a simple but pleasant triangular form while th

American, late 19th century, vase with rolled rim, wide shoulder, light brown with pulled petals in gold, brown, and plum tones, signed "L.C.T." and "01131E", 2-1/8 x 3 in. - Provenance: Sterling Auct

A Group of Iridescent Glass Articles American, late 19th/early 20th Century includes a Quezal gold vase marked Quezal on the underside, three Quezal calcite small bowls and Steuben footed bowl. vase h

American, late 19th century, iridescent vase with wide shoulder, narrow waist, and flared foot, decorated all over in gold, cream, and white King Tut coils, signed "A1169", 6-7/8 x 7-1/2 in. - Provena

American, late 20th century. Free form "5th Street Glass Ltd. 1970" (?), 3.5"h., iridescent "The Glass Eye 1984", 2.25"h. and two polychrome. Unmarked, 4.5"h. and "Wilkenson", 2.5"h.

American, late 19th century, comprising three floral examples, one leaf and one dot in various colors, with molded signature "Pat. Feb. 8th 1881, L.C.T. & Co.", four tiles fused together, 3 x 3 in. Pr

Carole Perry (American, 20th century) Tapestry Studio Glass Vase 15" (at widest) x 10" (height). Hand woven glass; fused glass.

A PAIR OF AMBER CUT GLASS CAMPANA FORM URNS, AMERICAN OR BOHEMIAN, LATE 19TH CENTURY, the baluster form vases with diamond cut decoration to the shoulder and body, on slice cut spreading stem, raised

Helen Stephenson Bixby (American, late 19th Century). Still Life, Vase of Flowers. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right CIRCA 1885. Dimensions: 12” x 16”; housed in original frame: 15.5&rdquo

American, late 20th/21st century, gray vase with white flower heads, signed "Charles Lotton 1983" and "Multi Flora", 8-3/4 in.; opalescent vase with white flower heads, iridescent leaves, signed "Char

Late 20th century. Two with same illegible signature, 5.5", 6.5"h. And one signed "R. Satan" or "R. Satarn" with flower, 5"h.