A WEDDING CUP, ATTRIBUTED TO FRITZ HECKERT (1868-19

A Bohemian Fritz Heckert style cranberry wedding cup with red glass and gold-colored detail.

Attributed to Fritz Heckert (German, 1884-1936) & Ludwig Sutterlin (German, 1865-1917) A Petersdorfer Glashutte Vase. Clear glass bud vase with enameled floral decoration, and a solid green base. Vase

Monumental Austrian Art Glass Trumpet Vase, ca. 1900, attributed to Fritz Heckert "Changeant" glass, the emerald green vase with peacock blue iridescence and pulled bands, unsigned, h. 23-3/4", dia. 1

Folks, a monumental attributed to Fritz Heckert changeant irridescent vase. Vase is huge measuring 8" tall, 14" diameter. Interior glass has uranium content that is reactive to black light. Gorgeous p

Two Enameled Glass Vases Attributed to Fritz Heckert, 19th Century Height of taller example 4 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Hamid and Kim Alwan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

(Pr) ATTRIBUTED TO FRITZ HECKERT ENAMELED GLASS GOBLETS WITH SWIRL BASE - 3" x 8 1/2"

FRITZ HECKERT ATTRIBUTED IRIDESCENT ART GLASS VASE, bittersweet orange with platinum decoration, top form body with a cylindrical mouth, and domed circular foot, polished pontil mark. Bohemia, now Cze

Pedestal Loving Cup (also known as a Henkelvase), Art Glass Signed Fritz Heckert, 8" x 6.5", Pale Translucent Iridescent Uranium Glass With Green Enamel Floral Decor, Signed "FH 465/3.1081", Don Henso

Blown Glass Fritz Heckert 4” Wedding Beaker. Transparent floral enamel. Mint.

Pair of Chinese Black & Gold Lacquer Stacking Boxes, Wedding Boxes, with cup & plate; each measure 19" high x 9 1/8" wide x 7 3/4" dia.

A pair of Danish bentwood dining chairs attributed to Fritz Hansen. Ht: 29.25" Wd: 19" Dpth: 20" Seat: 17"

Group of Assorted Vintage Chinese Lacquer Stacking Boxes, Wedding Boxes, with cup and plate; each measure 19 1/4" high x 9 3/4" wide x 8 7/8" dia.

Group of Assorted Vintage Chinese Lacquer Stacking Boxes, Wedding Boxes, with cup and plate; each measure 19 1/4" high x 9 3/4" wide x 8 7/8" dia.

Large Fritz Heckert Bohemian art glass vase designed by Otto Thamm c1905. Unsigned. Perfect condition. This line of glass was known as "Changeant" and up until recently was attributed to Loetz. 14.75"

ENAMELED GLASS MOSQUE LAMP FRITZ HECKERT C. 1880. With spread base and suspension lugs on shoulder, the body overall enameled in the Islamic style, with polished ground pontil, attributed to Fritz Hec

Continental, circa 1900, red and yellow iridescent free form vase, unsigned, approximately 4-1/4 x 8 in. diameterNote: A similar vase designed by Otto Thamm and produced by Fritz Heckert Glass Refiner

Goblet with coat of arms of the Hereditary Prince of Montenegro Fritz Heckert, Petersdorf, E. 19th c. Colorless glass, frontal in polychrome enamel, gold and silver painting executed crowned coat of a

13 Pcs. Fritz Heckert enameled glass punch bowl set comprising: (11) cups; (1) large round tray; (1) punch bowl, each clear glass with gilt enameled Art Nouveau floral decoration. Several cups bearing

Two beakers Fritz Heckert, Petersdorf, end of 19th c. Colorless optically blown glass with opalescent underlay. On widened wall circumferential vine work and mythical creatures in translucid enamel an

RARE 3 PC. FLORAL PAINTED GERMAN LIQUOR GLASSES: Three liqueur glasses by Fritz Heckert, Petersdorf, Germany, circa 1900. Colorless glass with slim shaft into shaped cups. Circumferential with gold-co

RARE 4 PC. FLORAL PAINTED GERMAN LIQUOR GLASSES: Four liqueur glasses by Fritz Heckert, Petersdorf, Germany, circa 1900. Colorless glass with slim shaft into shaped cups. Circumferential with gold-con

RARE 3 PC. FLORAL PAINTED GERMAN LIQUOR GLASSES: Three liqueur glasses by Fritz Heckert, Petersdorf, Germany, circa 1900. Colorless glass with slim shaft into shaped cups. Circumferential with gold-co

RARE 4 PC. FLORAL PAINTED GERMAN LIQUOR GLASSES: Four liqueur glasses by Fritz Heckert, Petersdorf, Germany, circa 1900. Colorless glass with slim shaft into shaped cups. Circumferential with gold-con

RARE 4 PC. FLORAL PAINTED GERMAN LIQUOR GLASSES: Four liqueur glasses by Fritz Heckert, Petersdorf, Germany, circa 1900. Colorless glass with slim shaft into shaped cups. Circumferential with gold-con