Pokal Fachschule Haida? Steinschoenau? Glass Deco

Colorless and partly matt etched glass with black stain and polychrome enamel painting; colorless and faceted cut glass Bohemia, around 1920 1 glass goblet from the School of Haida with stylized ornam

H. 15"

Vase Karl Pohl (design), Fachschule Haida, c. 1900 Colorless glass, with red and yellow stain, black solder, colorless and colored transparent enamel. Triple repeated decoration: bird of paradise betw

Vase Fachschule Haida, c. 1930 Colorless glass with cut, red stain and flat engraving. Geometric ornaments in circumferential motif repetition. H. 27,5 cm.

Blown Ruby Glass 9" Pokal with set on lid. Gilded floral design circa 1925. Designer Hermann Eiselt. steinschonau

Lidded box Fachschule Haida (design), Joh. Oertel & Co., Haida (execution), c. 1913 Colorless glass with double overlay in opaque white and ruby red. Circumferential six-fold repeated decorative hem c

Bar vase Fachschule Haida (design), Johann Oertel & Co., Haida, around 1914 Colorless glass. With overlay in opaque white and purple violet and decorative fringe cut in fourfold motif repetition. H. 2

Vase Fachschule Haida (design), Carl Schappel (execution), Haida, around 1915 Colorless glass with triple overlay in white, red-brown and dark blue. Rich ornamental cut in triple repeat. H. 22 cm. Lit

Composed of a set of desk pieces of 1 inkwell, 1 box, 1 paperweight and 1 decanter. Associated 1 decanter with "Haida" manufacturing label and 1 compact. With geometric enameled decoration in black an

Karl Palda for Haida (attributed), a Bohemian Art Deco enamelled glass liqueur set, the cello form decanter cut and etched with geometric black enamel checked design, two pairs of similarly decorated

Karl Palda for Haida (attributed), a Bohemian Art Deco enamelled glass cocktail set, the octagonal section shaker with cut sunray motifs highlighted in black enamel, the glasses similarly cut and deco

Genet et Michon French Art Deco Chandelier, Hettier and Vincent. Frosted molded glass deco chandelier. Nickeled silver frame. H: 26 inches: W: 34 inches: D: 34 inches ---

Zylindervase mit Vogeldekor Fachschule Haida (Entwurf), Joh. Oertel & Co., Haida, um 1920 Farbloses Glas mit Kugelschliff, Gold- und Schwarzlotmalerei. Umlaufend dekoriert mit stilisierten Vogeldarste

Jean Luce Art Deco gilt and carved cameo glass vase, French School; Signed with incised artist cipher.. 11.25" H. Minor wear to gilding and edges.

Henry P Glass for Deco House, Inc. Intimate Island Suite - Sofa, Armchair and Coffee Table, 1966. Walnut veneer plywood frames with sandstone flame upholstery. Amoeba-form coffee table with glass cent

Barovier & Toso Italian Murano Art Deco glass chandelier pendant with gold flecked inclusions, circa 1940. 27" H x 16" diameter.

Handel Art Deco Glass & Bronze Table Lamp. Shade is signed, base is not signed. Base is Handel. Measures approx. - 22 1/2" high x 20 1/2" wide.

A pair of French Art Deco wall sconces. Crafted of French molded and frosted art glass. Curved form bodies having stylized raised relief Deco geometric patterns. Fitted silver finished metal and brass

DESCRIPTION: A pair of French Art Deco wall sconces Attributed to French artist "Sabino", often referred to as the "Skyscraper" design, features in a clear frosted molded glass shade in geometric, str

French Art Deco glass pendant chandelier, with central glass bowl surrounded by shaped panels within a patinated metal frame. 16" H x 27" diameter.

Group of Four Schneider Art Deco Glass ArticlesCirca 1918-33The first an orange and brown bowl with three ball feet; the second a yellow and pink mottled glass jardiniere with applied red rim band; th

Louis Majorelle (1859-1926). A French Art Deco glass vase in an iron frame. Blown mottled orange glass molded to frame. Produced circa 1920. Signed L. Majorelle Daum Nancy.Dimensions: 9.5 X 11.5 X 11.

A Murano glass Art Deco style chandelier with green and pink accents. Ht: 20.5" Wd: 20.25"

French Art deco vase made in the 1930's by Legras , Auguste LEGRAS was a glass worker who bought the factory at Saint-Denis, near Paris, in 1864. He knew a great success with his famous enameled color