A Group of Art Glass

Group of Art Glass, Webb, Galle, Moser, etc. Max Ht 4" The Frank & Amy Blake Collection, formerly of Corning, New York.

Circa 2004-2007 Two with engraved date and illegible signature The art glass sculpture consisting of five nested cobalt blue and clear ribbon glass vessels, 5 pieces 5.5" H x 14" Dia. approx., dime

Group of art glass vessels by Vicke Lindstrand for Kosta. Including four vases, egg form paperweight, and small bowl. Dimensions: Blue & white vase: 10.75" H. Blue & green vase: 7" H x 4.25" W x 2" DV

comprising one Deque cameo glass, signed in cameo (5 1/2 x 3 1/4 in.), a pair with yellow pulled feather design, each signed "Quezal" to fitter rim (4 1/2 x 3 1/4 in.), one gold luster with green pull

three cameo glass vases signed De Vez, painted cylinder vase signed Legras. Largest: 10 7/8" high, 3 3/4" diameter. Triangular dish with some chipping.

Miscellaneous group of late 19th, early 20th century art glass including Louis Comfort Tiffany Iridescent Miniature Bulbous Vase. (As is) condition usual signs of wear commensurate with age

Four cameo glass vases, each marked "Honesdale" at the foot and an unmarked trumpet form vase with etched floral decoration.  Dimensions: The diameters range from 3 1/4" to 5"

GROUP OF ART GLASS IN PINKS, GREENS, GOLDS INC.. IRISH SETTER (ADHESIVE RESIDUE ON GREEN VASE)

Group of Art Glass Perfume Bottles. All but 3 are signed Bowlby. Approx. 21 pieces. Tallest is approx. 6 3/4" Condition - old repair to one stopper

GOOD GROUP STUDIO ART GLASS PAPERWEIGHTS & MORE. Comprising nine individual pieces including a St. Louis Cristal blue cut-to-clear vase, an unmarked squat vase with red interior of multi-colored latti

All 20th century, many with controlled bubble decoration, some with gold flecking, none marked. Dimensions:From 3" to 5" in diameter, the heights range from 2 1/2" to 7 1/2". Provenance:From a Main Li

Tiffany Studios salt, 2 1/2" wide, signed "L.C.T". Blue art glass vase. Victorian cased glass vase. Art glass melon form bowl and a Tiffany Studios

comprising Mats Jonasson for Klas Goran Tinback, unsigned decanter, two vases one possibly Blenko, Wirrkala for iitala vase, and a blue cut to yellow vase in the manner of Moser. Largest: 13" high, 6"

comprising eleven bowls, of varying sizes, each signed illegible underside blue bowl: 8 inches diameter; 2 1/4 inches high

Group of Art Glass Vases and Glasses. All signed Bowlby except 2 glasses signed Slater ? Tallest is 8 1/2" Approx 11 pieces. Condition - good

comprising a Stueben bell (4 1/2 in. high), a Daum poppy (2 1/2 in. wide), and a Tiffany favrile bowl signed "L.C.T." and numbered "1255" (3 in. dia.) [3 pieces]

Group of art glass dishes, carnival glass and more. Some damage to glass vines on pitcher. 9 pieces. pitcher 13x6x6 in.

Marvin Lipofsky (USA), Group Taiwan 1995 #2, 1995 9 x 12 x 12 inches. An important artist to the history of international glass. This blown glass sculpture is readily identified as his signature work.

Group of Six Art Glass Vases Comprising: A Vetri Murano vase, with label A Georg Jensen rose bowl, acid stamp Two Italian striped vases, unmarked Two internally decorated vases, unmarked The largest 1

A group of five art glass vases20th centuryOne marked L.C.T. and numbered O5755, three marked Galle and one unmarked.heights ranging from 3 3/8 to 9 3/4in (8.5 to 22.5cm)

Comprises: pinched-form vase, leaf design vase, and a bud vase marked "L.C.T", "W9638". [4" to 11" H; 1" to 4" Dia tops]. All glass in good condition.

ART GLASS GROUP INCL STEUBEN, DURAND, & TIFFANY. Comprising four individual items including a Steuben gold Aurene Tree Trunk vase, #2744, height 6 inches, signed and numbered on vase, a nice Durand go

A FINE AUSTRIAN AND BOHEMIAN ART GLASS GROUP, 19TH CENTURY. Comprising an Austrian cut glass enameled and jeweled bronze lidded box, the cut glass base overlaid with amethyst and finely cut to clear,

Loetz Group of 5 art glass vases, circa early 20th century Four signed "Loetz" Tallest vase approx. h. 9", shortest vase approx. h. 5.5" Provenance: From the Private Collection of Dr. Phillip Golomb,