Vintage Glass Ewer

Collection of Seven (7) Antique and Vintage Glass Tabletop Items. Includes: cased glass ewer and tumblers, small cased glass pitcher, red and white cased glass vase, hand painted cased glass vase, Ger

(lot of 10) Collection of Victorian to vintage art glass cabinet ware, varied group including (1) pitcher (2) green flecked ewers, (1) small pink cased vase, (1) pulled yellow vase with applied colorl

An estate lot of (2) two vintage metal and purple glass bird claret, carafe and or ewer vessels. Crafted from hand blown glass with hinged repousse metal top heads and spouts. Includes a duck and cock

An antique blown glass jug or ewer, deep amethyst in color, with applied handle and decoration. To the underside is affixed a vintage antique shop tag which identifies the jug as Bristol glass circa 1

Vintage Avon Victoriana Bath Oil Decanter Ewer Bottle and bowl set. Embossed roses . Both pieces are marked Avon . Bowl 5 in. Wide. Decanter 5.25 in. Tall. Minor underside chip on stopper. Vanity Deco

American Brilliant cut glass ewer by J. Hoare. This extremely rare piece is green over cranberry. It is cut with a cane and swirling pillar design. The top and handle are sterling by Gorham with a dat

Elaborate Whiting Art Nouveau Sterling Silver and Blown Glass Ewer Whiting Manufacturing Company, New York, circa 1890. Sterling silver and lobed cranberry glass. Marked Sterling with Whiting maker's

Rare Moser monumental ruby glass ewer decorated with a paste enamel Hawk framed with fall colored leaves and insects, adorn over 25 jeweled acorns, 17" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

From a Westchester NY home. - Dimensions: 18" h x 21" x 36"

14 3/4" H Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condition issues with this lot. Please contact us for a detailed condition report.

Fine chandelier with glass crystals and enameled floral metal work. Circa 1920. H 38-1/2" W 18" D 19-1/4". Condition: Needs cleaning. Minor losses. Estate of Thomas and Stephany Haines-Forsyth Wickes.

A LARGE MT. WASHINGTON "ROYAL FLEMISH" ART GLASS EWER, LATE 19TH CENTURY. Decorated with an armorial lion and shield design in raised gilt enamel below an applied rope twist handle and terminating wit

Rare Mt. Washington tall, cylindrical-form art glass pitcher in the Royal Flemish line with raised gilding and painted flowers. Has RF in diamond hallmark on base, 12 in tall. Excellent condition.

Extremely Rare American Brilliant Period cut glass ewer 3 color w/ green over clear over cranberry. Gorham silver marked top pictured in Gorham Glass catalog, page #. Measures approx 11" tall.

Grouping of 37 vintage glass Christmas ornaments, including birds, Santa, snowman, swan, etc., also includes two class candle holders, probably 19th century. Most ornaments early to mid 20th century a

London, 1891, intaglio engraved "rock crystal" body with folate and fruit decorations possibly by Stevens and Williams, English silver mounts with mask spout, scroll and floral decoration, marks for C

Original tin closure, 90% original paint remains. 5" T.

16" diameter in good condition

Late 19th C silver mounted claret jug in a Renaissance style. Probably German marked E. Gersdoerfer. Silver mounts surround a cut glass body decorated with copper wheel engraving.Good condition. Estim

Antique 19th century latticino hand-blown glass ewer attributed to Artisti Barobier, the glass overall with latticino, sprays of pink and gold flecks, the wide foot with scale like design supporting a

From a Westchester, NY home. - Dimensions: 18" h x 21" x 36".

12" SIGNED LEVERRE FRANCAIS FRENCH CAMEO ART GLASS EWER MOTTLED WHITE BACKGROUND WITH CAMEO CARVED ORANGE OVERLAY OF ART DECO DESIGN - BLUE APPLIED HANDLE - SIGNED "CHARDER" UNDER HANDLE - BLACK AMETH

A French Cut-Glass and Silver-Mounted Glass Ewer, late 19th centuryMarks: (Minerva), (F-ci

Gilt washed silver mounted ewer, the body of baluster form blown glass with etched acanthus patterning, the foot and spout of mounted silver of ribbed patterning with bows and swags detail. Emile Puif