PHOENIX GLASS PLATE WITH NYMPHS

Phoenix Consolidated Art Glass "Nymphs and the Dance of the Nudes" luncheon plates, 12, in frosted glass, each depicting Pan and Bacchic revelries in the manner of Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945), th

Lot of 2 Phoenix Consolidated Art Glass. Martele' dancing nymph fairies. Peach satin frosted plates Art Deco style. 8 1/2" diameter

(5) Pieces Phoenix Glass Consolidated with Dancing Nymphs, including Bowl 8" diameter & (4) Plates 8-1/4" diameter

Art Deco styled salad or lunch plates with blooming fruit on branches in high relief. Cranberry color background. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 8.25"W x Manufacturer: Phoenix Glass Company Country of Or

Art Deco glass bowl by the Phoenix Consolidated Art Glass bowl in the "Nymphs" pattern, circa 1920s, in colorless glass with pale pink satin exterior finish, 3.25" H x 8.25" diameter.

Appears to be signed K. Rev underneath. Dimensions: H 12.75" x Dia. 8.75" Condition: Some surface dirt. Flea bite to inner rim.

Lot of ten frosted etched Consolidated Phoenix pink glass heavy salad plates, a green frosted plate, a Chinese covered vegetable server (has a chip on the rim)

This purple tinted glass plate is approximately 10" in diameter and 1" deep.

WAG 720/ xu954 8"Wide

''Oaks in Winter'', signed in pencil in the margin lower left: George Elbert Burr, titled and inscribed on a label affixed to the backing paper verso, etching on paper under glass, plate size: 9.25''

Ca. 1938, made by the Consolidated Phoenix Glass Co., This is an Art Deco piece of Art Glass from mid 1930s. It is a very large piece and isknown as "The Dancing Nudes" vase. The Vase is impressive as

Circa 1930-1940 "Dancing Girls" Art Glass Vase by the Phoenix Glass Company (Monaca, PA), from a Consolidated Glass Company mold inspired by the works of Rene Lalique, depicting nymphs dancing to the

DIAMOND QUILT AIR-TRAP MOTHER-OF-PEARL SATIN GLASS CRACKER JAR, cranberry cased, fitted with a quadruple-plate mount. Mt. Washington Glass Works/Phoenix Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 9 1/4" H

DIAMOND QUILT AIR-TRAP MOTHER-OF-PEARL SATIN GLASS CRACKER JAR, shaded blue, fitted with a quadruple-plate mount. Mt. Washington Glass Works/Phoenix Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 11 1/2" HOA,

Set of 3 Consolidated Glass Co. Dancing Nymphs Art Deco Plates size: .75 in. x 8.25 in., .75 in. x 6.5 in.

DESCRIPTION: Art Deco 1920s-30s Phoenix Consolidated Glass "The Dancing Nudes" Red Glass Vase. In red glass depicting a figurative scene with raised relief with sculptured nudes nymphs figures dancing

Water Pitcher, Cranberry Opalescent Optic Swirl, 7.5" x 7.25", Square Top, Applied Blue Handle, This Pitcher Was Made In 1891 By Nickel-Plate Glass Company, Exactly As Featured In Phoenix Art Glass Bo

Antique English silver plated epergne with cut glass bowl. Prince of Wales feather designed top with tripod scroll and acanthus form base. Engraved with Crown and Phoenix. Measures 20 1/4" x 11 1/2" G

Manufacturer : Consolidated Glass Company. Country of origin : United States. Pattern : Martele Clear ( Frosted ). Production years : 1926 - 1941. Features dancing nymphs in raised relief around the b

4"h Together with: six Villeroy and Boch "Phoenix Blau" dessert plates, apx. 8"dia., two cake platters, two glass bowls, one Portugal colorful plate, a white ceramic basket and linen napkins. Losses.

Three Victorian Glass Bowls Pigeon Blood Red Etc. (1) Phoenix Consolidated pigeon blood red, hand painted with silver plate rim. Measures - 8 1/2" Dia. X 3 1/2" High. (1) Hand painted satin glass bowl

This lot consists of A "Dance of the Nymphs" pattern Frosted Tumbler (5" tall), and an 8 1/4" Plate of the same pattern. These items are both in Good Condition, With No Chips, Cracks or Dings.

Sherbets measure 4 x 3.75 inches. Plates measure 8.25 and 10.25 inches in diameter. Sherbets measure 4 x 3.75 inches. Plates measure 8.25 and 10.25 inches in diameter. We happily provide seamless in-h

* A Murano Glass Plate first half 20th century Diameter 8 3/8 inches. Estimate $100-200 Property from the Estate of William Lipton, New York, New York