Five liqueur glasses

Five liqueur glasses Moser, Karlovy Vary, around 1900 Colorless, optically blown glass. The Kuppa runs purple. H. 14.5 cm.

A Collection of Steuben Glass Table Articles Second Half 20th Century comprising eleven champagnes coupes, twelve liqueur glasses, five water goblets and twelve plates; 40 items total. Diameter of pla

Consisting of eleven amber roemer glasses, six champagne glasses, four hexagonal liqueur glasses and five small tumblers. All of them made of blown glass and with enameled heraldic decoration. Five ro

Set of Six Diminutive Galle Enameled Liqueur Glasses, 19th c., with scrolled painted garland decoration, in blue and pink, five signed "Galle, Nancy" on the bottom, H.- 4 in., Dia.- 2 5/8 in.

Five Piece Bohemian Enamel Decorated Cranberry Glass Liqueur Set, 19th c., with WMF metal mounts, consisting of a decanter and four glasses, each with WMF metal mounts, Decanter- H.- 13 3/4 in., W.- 7

Set of Seven Blown Glass Liqueur Glasses, 20th c., possibly Bimini, with dragon supports, five blue, one green, and one violet, H.- 4 3/4 in., Dia.- 2 3/8 in. (7 Pcs.)

STEUBEN PANEL-OPTIC ART GLASS DRINKING ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, amethyst and colorless, comprising two tumblers and five liqueurs, each with a polished pontil mark. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925. 4 5

Clear glass liqueur set having stylized black and grey geometric design consisting of square decanter with matching stopper and five faceted liqueur cups on circular pedestals, lacks one cup. Beautifu

A Set Of 13 Pcs French Lalique Bourgueil Verre a Liqueur Glassware, Signed. Designed 1930, produced 1947-1951. Twelve Glasses: 3.5" x H 5", Pitcher: 8.5" X 5" x H 8"

J. & L. Lobmeyr. The set includes the decanter, the under tray, and five of the original six cordial glasses. Each piece is hand blown gilded crystal, panel cut and uniquely hand-painted in polychrome

French Faux Book Stack Tantalus Liqueur 7pc set includes two gold accented 4.75" decanter bottles and five 2.5"shot glasses. Closed box measures 8.5"L x 5.5"W x 5.5"H. Condition report: Good, cracks a

French cave a liqueur in the form of stacked, tooled leather bound books, containing two gilt trimmed colorless glass decanters and five shot glasses, stamped "Made In France". Approx. h. 5.75", w. 9"

DESCRIPTION: Set of 24 pieces of Jonzac patterned Baccarat crystal liqueur glasses featuring cut geometric and foliage designs. Each piece is marked on underside: "BACCARAT FRANCE". CIRCA: 20th Centur

in argento dorato e smalti policromi cloisonné; a forma di calice recano analoga forma e decorazione della coppia dell'orafo Karl Fabergé presentati al lotto precedente, cm 9,5x6. Bollo della città

Two liqueur glasses Koloman Moser, Vienna, around 1900 feet and partly triple constricted shaft made of violet glass. Optically blown dome made of colorless glass with teardrop-shaped dents all around

UNUSUAL CASED LIQUEUR GLASSES 19TH C. Comprising a cased set of 12 ruby flashed and heavily gilt decorated liqueur glasses, one with the original label on underside R & K Austria. Contained in its cus

6 Liqueur glasses Daum Frères, Nancy, c. 1920 Colorless optically ribbed glass with narrow stem and round stand. Gold rim. H. 12 cm.

Heide Warlamis for Vienna Collection. Five glasses / bowls in porcelain. Austria, 1980s. Measures: 13.5 x 11.5 cm. Stamped. In excellent condition. Reserve: $413.00 Shipping: Domestic: Shipping rates

Four liqueur glasses Daum Frères, Nancy, c. 1920 Colorless, longitudinally optically ribbed glass with a narrow shaft and round base. Stand and lip rim gilded. H. 12 cm.

Pitcher H 8.5 in - W 7 in - L 5.5 in - Glasses H - 6 in - 3 in Round

A set of six Austrian enameled liqueur glassescirca 1900height 5 1/2in (14cm) Provenance:The Collection of Fritz & Lucy Jewett, San Francisco, California.

Set of eleven cut crystal liqueur glasses "vines", in different colours. Height 11.5 cm. Juego de once copas para licor en cristal tallado “vides”, en diferentes colores. Alto 11.5 cm.

SET OF SIX BACCARAT LIQUEUR GLASSES. NO BOX. Height: 5 in. by Width: 2 1/2 in. by Depth: 2 1/2 in.

Six liqueur glasses Adolf Beckert (decor design), glass school Steinschönau, glass factory F. Pietsch (execution), Steinschönau, around 1915 Colorless, optically blown glass, with black lot pain