VICTORIAN ART GLASS VASE MANNER OF STEVENS & WILLIAMS

Ruffled pink & amber cased glass footed vase, applied iridescent flower & stem with leaves, in the manner of Stevens & Williams, unsigned, 5" h

In the manner and Style of Stevens & Williams, possibly English. Cased blue, pink and white glass with gilt and enamel decoration including birds. Polished pontils, marked "909" on the each. Each in e

(lot of 4) Victorian art glass cabinet items, in the manner of Steven and Williams, including: (1) peachblow cased glass vase, with ruffled rim, applied flowers, on glass feet, approx 9"h, 5.5"diam; (

(lot of 3) Victorian art glass cabinet items, in the manner of Steven and Williams, including: (2) peachblow vases, with ruffled lip and applied flowers, loss to two petals, small chips to flowers of

Title: Victorian Multi-Color Iridescent and Enameled Art Glass Vase. Possibly Stevens & Williams. With Opal Lining Medium: glass, enamel Dimensions: 7.5 x 8 x 8 inches

(lot of 5) Victorian cased art glass baskets, in the manner of Steven and Williams, late 19th c., with applied foliate and flower motifs, each with glass amber handles, including: (3) milky white bask

(lot of 3) Victorian cased art glass vessels, in the manner of Steven and Williams, late 19th c., each with applied branches and flowers, rising on amber feet, including: (1) white handled pitcher, wi

(lot of 2) Victorian art glass cabinet items, in the manner of Steven and Williams, both in pink to opaque glass bodies, with amber-colored handles and feet, applied with glass strawberries, including

Two pieces attributed to Stevens and Williams. One, an apricot cased bottle vase draped with a hand tooled spray of opalescent prunus in the Matsu-no-ke line for Stevens and Williams, originally devel

swirling threaded red and orange, cranberry at base, 8 1/4" tall, circa 1890, attributed to Webb or Stevens and Williams, excellent.

A Victorian cased opaque art glass vase with applied acorn and oak leaf decoration. Stevens & Williams of Stourbridge, 19th century. 10/25 inches tall x 5 inches across.

Stevens & Williams (English, 1847-1930), circa 1880. Group of three Victorian cased glass footed vases, attributed to Stevens & Williams, comprising a cased vase with pink interior and amber ruffled a

(lot of 2) Victorian mother-of-pearl pink satin cased art glass, including: (1) bottleneck vase, possibly Stevens & Williams Pompeiian ware, with smooth rim, in a swirl pattern, intrinsic rough spots

Oval Vase - Victorian Art Glass - 5.5" X 10" Sapphire Blue with Applied White Blossom and Amber Leaf Decor - Applied Amber Rim - Stevens and Williams Style

Stevens and Williams Victorian Yellow Cased Art Glass Floriform Vase Approximately 3 7/8 inches tall.

Stevens & Williams glass bud vase; enameled glasss bowl, art glass vase. Crackle design; 3.25in. H. - 7.5in. H.

Williams & Stevens art glass Victorian cased glass rosebowl / vase with long, amber and green, applied ruffled leaves onto front and back sides, polished pontil, cased glass pink interior, 4" H.

Transport yourself to the late Victorian period with this exquisite Stevens & Williams Art Hand Blown Custard Glass Vase. Standing at an impressive 9 1/2 inches tall, this vase is not just a work of a

-STEVENS WILLIAMS STYLE VICTORIAN VASE WITH FLOWERS 8"-APPLIED FLOWER MILK GLASS VASE-HOME DECOR COLLECTABLE ART GLASS VASEJR 10/19

An unsigned oxblood cased on white glass vase, applied enamel decoration with gold, polished pontil, unsigned, attributed to Thomas Webb. Measures 7.5 inches high. We happily provide seamless in-house

Pair art glass fluted vases, Stevens and Williams, white with pink

Stevens and Williams (English, established 18th century). Glass. Height: 10 1/2", Diameter: 5 3/4". Opalescent art glass vase by Stevens and Williams. Decorated with glass strawberries and blossoms, t

A VICTORIAN ART GLASS EPERGNE, ATTRIBUTED TO STEVENS & WILLIAMS, STOURBRIDGE, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1900, comprising a single upright, two medium curved, and three small curved trumpet form floral holders in

A VICTORIAN ART GLASS EPERGNE, ATTRIBUTED TO STEVENS & WILLIAMS, STOURBRIDGE, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1900, comprising a single upright, two medium curved, and three small curved trumpet form floral holders in