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$550 USDBohemian Jack in the Pulpit Vase – Cranberry & Clear
Glass:Antique:Bohemian Art Glass
The Jack in the Pulpit design was first used by the British glass maker, Stevens and Williams as shown in a pattern book of 1854. The Art Nouveau desire to use nature as inspiration probably contributed to the design catching on with many art glass manufacturers, even though the various glass shapes created over the years do not resemble the toxic wild plant very closely. The vase we offer is one of the most beautiful and delicate example of this design we have seen – and is a far cry from the ...
$1,275 USDBeautiful 1920s Schneider Jade Vase - Green and Pink
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:Charles Schneider
This vase brings spring into the house, with its unexpected color combination of bright pink, green and splashes of brown. Just like an early hyacinth, the green foliage makes its way out of the rich, brown earth, and blooms in glorious, dazzling pink. Charles Schneider began his career working for the Daum glass factory in Nancy, France. After a time, he and his brother Ernest opened their own glass factory, and Charles began his amazing work with color and light. They set up two factories: the ...
$775 USDCranberry Bohemian Glass Goblet shaped Vase – heavy gold and enamel
Glass:Antique:Bohemian Art Glass
This is a beautiful piece of Bohemian Glass from the late 1800s. The glass is a light cranberry. Gold fan-shaped designs have been painted on the glass, and further embellished with white “icicles” along the edges of the gold, and with pink, turquoise and white paisley type designs. The paisley designs are repeated on the top of the base. This piece was hand blown from the top and then cut from the blow pipe. The tope was then cut into a nice crenelated pattern, which is accented by gold ...
$315 USD SaleSALE Ruby 19th century Pressed Glass Amberina Vase
Glass:Antique:Amberina
This is one of the most unusual pieces of Amberina that we have seen. It is a fluted vase, with gilt metal mount and feet. Shading goes from deep ruby red on top, gradually to a warm amber and back to ruby on the base. The excellent craftsmanship can be seen in this gradual shading; many pieces of lower quality Amberina show a more distinct line between the red and amber colors. We believe this vase was made in America in the late 1800s or possibly early 1900s. This type of glass was also made ...
$1,750 USDLarge Wheeling Peachblow decanter - Hobbs, Brockunier and Co.
Glass:Antique:American Art Glass
This decanter is a rare and absolutely breathtaking piece of glass. From the deep mahogany on the neck and shoulders to the soft peach at the base, this piece just glows. In the right light, gold flecks can be seen buried in the mahogany. It is lined in white opal glass, a trademark of Wheeling Peachblow glass. The stopper is cut amber glass, as is the applied reeded handle. The finish is glossy, which adds to the glowing beauty of the piece. Hobbs, Barnes and Company was founded in Wheeling, ...
$155 USDPair of Satin Glass Enameled Vases
Glass:Antique:American Art Glass
These two beautiful vases were surely made by a master glass craftsman. They are two layered. The inner layer is white, while the outer layer shades from a pale pink to darker pink on top giving it a peach blow look. The top rim is shaped somewhat like triangular leaves reaching up, while the feet are made of applied frosty clear glass, also shaped like leaves. The applied feet have rough pontils. Both vases are decorated with the same enameled floral design. The satin glass feels like melting ...
$2,250 USDPlum or Amethyst Cluthra Vase by Steuben - signed
Glass:Antique:Steuben
Cluthra is an unusual type of art glass developed by Steuben, and this is an unusual and beautiful color of cluthra glass. Cluthra glass is a partially transparent, two layered glass. Chemicals fixed between the two layers create small air pockets in the middle (or slightly off center, actually) of white splotches. This creates an amazing effect when light shines through from behind. Cluthra glass was made in a variety of colors. This vase may be considered amethyst, although it has a bit more ...
$1,825 USDPair of Art Deco Schneider Glass Lamps – Tango and Blue
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:Charles Schneider
Night descends on a tropical sunset, with a hint of mystery and a lot of spectacle. That’s what we see in these lamps when they are lit. Deep blue on top is speckled with Schneider’s signature tango orange, which takes over in the bottom two thirds of the lamp shades. The simple wrought iron tripod stand is a nice counterpoint for the beautiful glass that sits on top. The shades flare out slightly into six points at the bottom. The shades for these lamps were made by the Charles Schneider glass ...
$450 USDFrench Pink Opaline Enameled Egg Casket
Glass:Antique:French
She gazes at the wonderful pink glass casket that nestles in the gift box. Her cheeks are as pink as the lustrous opaline glass. “Oh, you shouldn’t have,” she sighs and dimples at her lover, who has just returned from abroad. “Open it,” he says impatiently. She picks up the egg shaped casket, admiring the flowers enameled so carefully on it, and opens it. Ah, what special piece of jewelry would make her place the beautiful glass box down and throw herself into her lover’s arms? We will never ...
$635 USDFun Schneider Art Deco Coupe or Shallow Bowl
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:Charles Schneider
The tangerine orange in the middle of this coupe, or shallow bowl, and the ribs or rays fanning out from the middle, makes us think of a happy orange sun, or maybe a juicy orange opening up into segments. This piece was made by the Charles Schneider glass factory in the late 1920s and is a great example of the Art Deco work that Schneider was well known for. Charles Schneider began his career working for the Daum glass factory in Nancy, France. After a time, he and his brother Ernest opened ...
$545 USD SaleSALE Cameo Glass Perfume Lamp - signed Arsall and Aerozon D.R.G.M.
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:Cameo Glass
This very lovely piece of cameo glass has been both difficult and interesting to research. It is signed (as part of the cameo) with both Arsall and Aerozon D.R.G.M. So we had to do double research and have learned quite a bit along the way. We’ll start by describing the lamp and its condition – then for those who appreciate the history and more information, we will include that. We need to state first that it should have a pierced metal lid, with a light bulb attachment and electric cord. The ...
$165 USD19th century Beer Stein - Amberina type with enameled flowers
Glass:Antique:Beer Stein
We have never seen a beer stein quite like this one before – it is definitely meant for a lady drinker, and was probably a gift some 100 years ago. The glass is blown, with a cut and polished rim. It begins with a glorious ruby red on the base, which becomes the palest amber-yellow at the top. The lid and applied handle are both clear glass. The rim around the lid and the hinged connection between lid and handle are pewter. As an added bonus, lovely spring flowers – lilies of the valley and ...
$425 USD19th century German Sapphire Blue Cut Glass and Enameled Snuff Bottle
Glass:Antique:Enameled
This marvelous snuff bottle has an awful lot going for it. First, it has that wonderful sapphire blue color. It was mouth blown, probably into a mold. The top is cut, polished and beveled. The base is also cut and polished so that the bottle will stand upright. The bottle is further embellished with cuts on the sides and the neck. Then we have the beautiful enameled decoration on both front and back. Delicate pink and white flowers and foliage surround the words: Zum Andenken (As Rememberance). ...
$80 USD SaleSALE Victorian Faux Cameo Enameled Tumbler
Glass:Antique:Enameled
Until you look through a magnifying glass, you would swear this was a piece of cameo glass. But it isn’t – it was masterfully painted with creamy white enamel, which was then fired on to achieve a hardness close to glass. Cameo glass was extremely popular during Victorian times, but also very expensive. In order to allow less wealthy folk to enjoy the look of this glass, European companies began making “faux cameo glass” in the late 1800s. Here’s your chance to own a piece of it yourself. This ...
$115 USD SaleSALE Pink-Violet Bohemian Cut to Clear Goblet
Glass:Antique:Bohemian Art Glass
Coming to you from the 1930s is this gorgeous and unusually colored Bohemian glass goblet. It’s not quite cranberry; it’s almost pink but with a violet tint thrown in. No matter what the color, it is a spectacular piece of glass. The foot and stem are surrounded by cut ovals, giving it a nice art deco appearance. The cup has an engraved and frosted floral decoration, with engraved circles surrounding the top. The rim is polished and beveled on the inside and outside of the top edge. A star is ...
$625 USDSigned Steuben Ivrene Grotesque bowl
Glass:Antique:Steuben
This is an unusual and rather misleading name for an absolutely gorgeous bowl! The Ivrene glass shimmers with an iridescence when the light shines just right, and the undulating folds make this a striking example of Steuben glass. It was made around 1929, and the shape is #7535. It measures 11 1/2" long, 7 1/4" wide, and 6” tall at its tallest point. The bowl is signed with an engraved ‘Steuben’ on the base. The photo shows part of the signature – it has to be viewed at just the right angle to ...
$1,225 USDSigned Steuben Aurene Perfume Bottle #1414
Glass:Antique:Steuben
This is one gorgeous piece of Steuben glass. Different backgrounds, different angles, different lighting all bring subtle changes to the color in the gold iridescent glass. We've tried to take pictures in a variety of ways to show all of the glowing shades hidden in this beauty - from blues, to greens, to rosy pink. Made in the early 1900s, this elegant perfume bottle measures just under 7.75" from base to top of stopper. It is in perfect condition - no chips, cracks or scratches. It is signed ...
$170 USD SaleSALE Late 19th Century French Opaline Master Perfume or Decanter
Glass:Antique:French
This lovely hand enameled French decanter simply begs one to pull out the stopper and pour a little afternoon sip of something... sweet. Of course the sweet something may have been perfume... we aren't totally sure. This piece of nice opaline glass was sold to us as a master perfume bottle, but it is a pretty large bottle which may have been a decanter of some kind. It features hand enameled flowers and birds and an interesting crenelated stopper. The glass has a look of alabaster, and was given ...
$1,225 USDSpectacular 1920s Schneider Jade Vase – Flaming Yellow and Orange
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:Charles Schneider
Flames rise out of the brown and mahogany pieces of wood, sparking yellow and orange… this striking vase will make you feel as though you are out camping in the desert, with a flaming campfire in front of you. Charles Schneider began his career working for the Daum glass factory in Nancy, France. After a time, he and his brother Ernest opened their own glass factory, and Charles began his amazing work with color and light. They set up two factories: the Schneider and Le Verre Francais The ...
$2,225 USDStunning 1920s Schneider Jade Vase – Purple and Blue to Orange and Yellow
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:Charles Schneider
This large and beautifully shaped vase has an amazing array of colors. The base is mottled purple, which appears black until light shines through. Then the stem is a combination of blue, purple and just a hint of yellow, which subtly merges into yellow and orange. The effect is that of an impressionistic painting, a northern sunset over a cold ocean. Charles Schneider began his career working for the Daum glass factory in Nancy, France. After a time, he and his brother Ernest opened their own ...
$235 USDTall Bohemian White Cut-to-Cranberry Decanter
Glass:Antique:Bohemian Art Glass
This elegant decanter is a stand alone piece of early 1900s Bohemian glass. It was mold blown in three layers, cranberry inside, then clear and a snowy white outside. The cuts are clean and even and the delicate painted flowers and gold trim really dress this beautiful piece up. What we especially love is the optical illusion effect when looking through the cut areas. The stopper is white cut to clear, but it definitely matches the decanter. The number 14 is painted on the bottom of the stopper, ...
$395 USDThomas Webb Mother of Pearl Glass Vase with Coralene
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:Thomas Webb
We offer you an incredibly beautiful vase by Thomas Webb and Sons. Made in the late 1880s or 1890s, it still gleams with the same intense beauty as it did on the day it was made. The vase is a ribbed mother of pearl glass in a very deep pink. The ribbing creates pale pink vertical lines which come closer together at the neck and flare out again on the fan shaped top. The interior is a creamy white. The crowning glory, of course, is the shimmering coralene decoration of flowers and leaves. ...
$99 USDArt Deco Bohemian Glass Vase
Glass:Antique:Art Deco
This is one elegant piece of Art Deco! The smooth lines, the fluid appearance of the glass, the beveled and polished edges all say QUALITY! The color of the glass is smoky topaz – more on the smoky than brown side. Quality of the glass itself is very fine, with just a few small bubbles here and there. It measures just under 8 1/2" tall. The top is 6 1/4" by 4 1/4”, while the base measures 4” by 2 3/4". The glass is almost 1/2” thick on the upper part while the base is solid glass, making this a ...
$95 USDAmber hand enameled glass rouge box
Glass:Antique:Bohemian Art Glass:Dresser Box
This delicate little box is just large enough to hold the right amount of rouge or face powder. Imagine it sitting on a vanity, waiting for the lady of the house to perform her toilette, dabbing her puff in the pot and tapping her cheeks. Ready for another day on the town! This diminutive amber box is just over 2 inches in diameter and about 1 1/4 inches tall. It is a soft yellow-amber color, with little white flowers around the lid and side. Gold leaves and stems embellish the flowers, and a ...
$225 USD SaleSALE Iridescent Cranberry Bohemian Art Glass Vase
Glass:Antique:Bohemian Art Glass
This beautiful vase has both a glowing iridescence and a wonderful satiny feel to it. It picks up green tints at its base, while the rest is a lovely soft cranberry. Vertical lines add to the iridescence, while pinched spots create interest and give this vase an elegant, flowing shape. The metal collar is cut into a thistle design. It dates to the late 19th century or early 20th and was likely made by Kralik or one of the other important Bohemian glass houses of the time. It measures 8.25" tall ...
$525 USDLarge Iridescent Bohemian Art Glass Vase – Kralik
Glass:Antique:Bohemian Art Glass
What a spectacular vase this is! At 12 1/2” tall, it gleams with iridescence, picking up pinks, greens, golds and purples. Even the swirly applied green glass trailings are iridescent, showing purple highlights. The glass is similar to a Loetz glass called Nautilus. We have seen the Kralik version referred to as Verre de Soie Martelé, which literally translates to Silk Hammered Glass. Wow – what a descriptive name that certainly fits this beautiful glass. As stated, this impressive vase measures ...
$425 USDMt Washington Burmese Lily Vase
Glass:Antique:American Art Glass:Burmese
What a delicate piece of glass this is – it amazes us that such thin, perfect glass can survive 100 years or more. This is a small vase at about 6” tall. It is almost eggshell thin and is truly translucent. The base and stem are a lemon yellow that shades at the top into a soft, tropical salmon pink. The edge has just the barest yellow tint, which tells us that the glass was reheated once to create the pink, and then again to create the yellow rim. It is glossy, which gives it almost a buttery ...
$425 USD Sale PendingSALE PENDING Gorgeous 1920s Schneider Bijou Bowl
Glass:Antique:Art Glass:Charles Schneider
When the light shines through this little gem, it makes us think of goldfish swimming through foamy water, or maybe glowing amber scattered on a snowy field. What a beauty! Charles Schneider began his career working for the Daum glass factory in Nancy, France. After a time, he and his brother Ernest opened their own glass factory, and Charles began his amazing work with color and light. They set up two factories: the Schneider and Le Verre Francais. The glass pieces made in the Schneider factory ...| Items 1 - 28 of 28 | Page 1 of 1 |
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