A JOSEF RINDSKOPF IRIDESCENT GLASS VASE, CIRCA 1905,

Manner of Josef Rindskopf (Bohemia, 1890-1927), circa 1900. Twisted art glass vase in iridescent light green with square mouth and base, with pulled opalescent and magenta color from the top to almost

Vase—Josef Rindskopf´s Söhne, Teplitz-Schönau (Bohemia) - circa 1900 Opal yellow glass with iridescent powder. H. 21,5 cm.

Loetz Papillon pewter mounted iridescent glass, vase Circa 1905, impressed crown mark and "1941", 9.25"h x 6"w x 5"d

American Quezal iridescent art glass vase, circa 1905, of bottle form with a flared averted lip and squat cushion base, in tones of blue to gold to pink and green iridescence over clear glass and case

Loetz for Juventa, a Secessionist iridescent glass and pewter vase, circa 1905, the Crete Papillon baluster form body within a cast floral and whiplash tendril twin handled cage, 31cm high

Desire Christian for Vallerysthal, a pate de vere iridescent enamelled cameo glass vase, circa 1905, squat bulbous form, the red and blue opaque marbled body engraved and decorated with enamel sunflow

Tall Rindskopf Pepita Glass Vase, circa 1905 13-3/8 inches (34.0 cm) 
 
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Pallme-König & Habel. Austria. Art Nouveau. Circa 1905. "Korintha" Iridescent glass vase in pinkish metallic tones with a gilded bronze mount. 31,5 x 14,5 x 11 cm.

Quezal Art Glass and Decorating Company(New York, 1901-1924)Silver Overlay Glass Vasecirca 1905silver overlay, iridescent glassengraved "Quezal / D1147"10 1/8 in. highProvenance: Eli

Quezal Art Glass and Decorating Company(New York, 1901-1924)Silver Overlay Glass Vasecirca 1905silver overlay, iridescent glassengraved "Quezal"4 1/4 x 2 1/4 inchesProvenance: Privat

A STEUBEN BLUE AURENE IRIDESCENT GLASS VASE MOUNTED AS A LAMP, CORNING, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1905-1933, the baluster form vase designed by Frederick Carder (British/American 1863-1963) in blue glass with b

An Iridescent Glass Vase. Bottle form vase is mounted in patinated metal with a four foot base. Glass is in the style of Josef Rindskopf & Sons Height: 8.75"

Austrian Art Nouveau Bronzed Pewter Mounted Glass Vase , c. 1905, Rindskopf, green iridescent glaze with swirls of white, purple and orange, h. 6 3/4 in

A highly collectible antique Art Nouveau period Bohemian hand blown art glass vase with a Corrugated design made by Josef Rindskopf and Sons and dated circa 1900. The elongated vase has a thick neck r

Circa 1905 Tiffany Studios Footed Floriform Design Favrile Glass Vase, iridescent glass with pulled feather decoration, engraved 'L.C.T.' and 'T1225' on base rim, unpolished pontil,15 1/2" high, 6" di

Vase, Art Glass Attributed To Rindskopf, Circa 1905, 10" x 5.5", Red, White, Blue Swirl Design, Kansas Private Collection.

Vase, Rindskopf Art Glass, Grenada Design, 12.5" x 5.25", Circa 1905, Kansas Private Collection.

twist body, marbleized drapery on iridescent green, unsigned, 8 3/4"...Rindskopf Glass was produced by a company called Josef Rindskopf’s Sohne AG, which translates from German to English as Josef R

circa 1900-1910, Josef Rindskopf Sohne, blown opalescent vase with flared fan shaped lip on tapering stem, circular base, "pepita" coloring, pale matte green lower half to red at lip, swirling bands o

A RIDSKOPF IRIDESCENT PULLED FEATHER ENAMELED ART GLASS VASE, JOSEF RIDSKOPF'S SOHNE AG, TEPLICE, BOHEMIA (CZECH REPUBLIC), CIRCA 1900, of baluster shape with bulbous base and everted lop, in dark iri

The iridescent technique of pulled and flowing glass blown and sheared from the wide top rim does not have a pontil or markings. Measures 12.25 x 5.5 x 5.5 inches. AN ABSENTEE BID PLACED IN ADVANCE CO

Collection of five circa 1900 Bohemian hand blown glass vases from the Rindskopf factory, to include: "Grenada Verde", highly iridescent, shading lime green to deep red orange, with flashes of gold, r

Collection of five circa 1900 Bohemian hand blown glass vases from the Rindskopf factory, to include: Martele vase, 7 1/8"h.; green threaded clear vase, 9 1/8"h.; iridescent green/gold vase with deep

circa 1905, "Spreading Pansy" ground with three applied gold iridescent ring handles, polished pontil, unmarked. 4 x 3 in. While unmarked, this is a known pattern of early Loetz glass. Likely from Art