Two Victorian Cobalt Art Glass Pitchers

Five Various Pieces of Blown Victorian Art Glass. Two pitchers and three rose bowls. 3-1/4" to 8-1/4"h. Condition: Good to very good.

Two pieces of vintage Bohemian blue cut to clear glass. Lot includes: (1) 4.5" x 13" x 10" Bohemian Czech centerpiece bowl featuring beautiful cut cobalt blue to clear glass; and (1) 8" x 6" x 7" Bohe

Two fine examples of glass from the gilded age. The first is a killer pink opalescent enameled pitcher. The other beautiful item is a satin enameled vase. Offered together. Tallest measures 8 1/4" hig

Two small cobalt blue glass pitchers, one from Kosta Boda by Bertil Vallien (Swedish, 1938-present). Taller pitcher marked to underside "M Josh." Largest 4.75" H x 3.5" W x 2" diameter.

Including two Victorian glass brides baskets: one with blue crackle glass insert and one pink glass basket with ruffled rim, both with silverplated mount. Together with a matching bride's basket and w

Antique Victorian pitcher in cobalt blue glass with acid etched 'M' makers mark. Features a wide squat body with flared spout and curled handle. Measures 9 1/4" x 6 1/2". Unpolished pontil. Good overa

pitcher 9"H.

An art glass apprentice final project piece. This art glass pitcher is a two-tone layered pitcher from pink to green interior with amber trim, applied amber legs, and green glass handle with flower. T

Quite the offering here. Two pieces of Victoriana here. A spangle glass tumbler and small creamer size pitcher. Both in lovely spangle Victorian art glass. Perfect for holidays. Pour yourself a glass

Coin spot fading from clear to cobalt with clear spiral applied handle that wraps around the neck of the pitcher, ground pontil, 4 1/4 inch diameter x 5 1/2 inches high.

All with thumbprint or quilted diamond pattern. To include a large pitcher, a celery vase, a toothpick holder, two cups with handles and one small goblet. Large pitcher approx. 8" H.

Lot of assorted estate art glass. Includes 14 total pieces: a Victorian painted pitcher with two cups (chip to rim of one), a Victorian emerald and clear frosted glass bottle vase measuring 12.8" tall

Pair of teal MCM horse, blue cobalt cut to clear vase (largest, approx 10.25" ), Ewer (has chips at two places), matching footed bowl, MCM qua seal, black footed bowl, cobalt blue and gilt.

both being colorless glass with cobalt blue swagging in the glass, Nailsea style, comprising a pitcher having an applied handle, 7 1/2" high; and a bottle vase having an etched M.M.A. on the underside

Two pieces of Victorian glass with enamel decoration, one a cobalt goblet and the other a vase with metal mounts, tallest 6.25 inches. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, Pittsburgh

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Two works: A Webb Burmese jar With Webb "Queen's Burmese Ware" mark to underside The rounded satin glass jar fading from light pink to light yellow decorated with gol

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Each satin glass jar with ribbed body and multi-colored confetti design fitted with a silver-plated lid and handle, comprising a light blue jar (7.5" H x 6" Dia.) and a l

Two Victorian Cobalt Glass Apothecary Jars and Stoppers and a Glazed Pottery Apothecary Jar and Cover One glass jars labeled 'Tr: CAMPH:C:', the other labeled 'Tr: DIGITAL:'; the pottery jar labeled

A three stem green to clear opalescent, 19.5”H; and a three arm with center stem, cranberry to clear to green, 15”H.

Including a Rubina Royal Oak pattern with tin lid, 4 1/4" high; and Ruby glass example with plated brass lid, 5" high.

Mount Washington Egg shape with floral enameled decoration and original domed lids, 4" & 3 3/4" high.

Late 19th/early 20th century Comprising a frosted clear glass jar with purple irises and gold enamel details fitted with a silver-plated lid and handle (9" H x 6.75" Dia.) and a translucent green jar

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Each cylindrical, white Bristol glass jar with hand-painted decorations and fitted with a silver-plated lid and handle, comprising one depicting two children and pot of f

Likely English, Late 19th Century, possibly Stourbridge. Each about 12" tall. One Vaseline, and one Amethyst purple with gilt enamel decoration (minor gilt loss). Both fell and appear to be free from