English Victorian slag glass condiment service (4 pcs.), including a covered sugar, covered butter, creamer & open saucier, in an unusual sea shell motif, with a shell  More »

English Victorian slag glass condiment service (4 pcs.), including a covered sugar, covered butter, creamer & open saucier, in an unusual sea shell motif, with a shell finial, c. 1890   « Less

Blue French opaline glass punch bowl set circa 1870 to 1890. Thick translucent glass in a gorgeous shade of blue. The punch bowl is 12 inches across by 4 and one half inches  More »

Blue French opaline glass punch bowl set circa 1870 to 1890. Thick translucent glass in a gorgeous shade of blue. The punch bowl is 12 inches across by 4 and one half inches high. The 6 cups are each 3 inches high, and the 9 saucers are each 5 and one quarter inches across. No damage.   « Less

American blown flint glass fruit compote circa 1850. Paneled bowl, pie crust rim, bulb stem, and ground pontil base. Rings when tapped. A stunning piece of early American  More »

American blown flint glass fruit compote circa 1850. Paneled bowl, pie crust rim, bulb stem, and ground pontil base. Rings when tapped. A stunning piece of early American blown glass in perfect condition. Eight and one quarter inches high, 10 and one half inches across rim, and 6 inches across base.   « Less

Designed by Michael Powolny for Loetz, commission by Lobmeyr, this bowl features bright tangerine orange coloring with and amethystim.c.1914-1918 Shape 1181-425-00 This  More »

Designed by Michael Powolny for Loetz, commission by Lobmeyr, this bowl features bright tangerine orange coloring with and amethystim.c.1914-1918 Shape 1181-425-00 This pieces was apparently used to secure a design patent as it is engraved on the base: Patent N.109207/17Excellent condition with no chips,crack sorre pairs.Measures about 11 inches in diameter and 3.5 inches high.Michael Powolny for Loetz as part of the Wiener Werkstätte. Established in 1903, the Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops) was a production community of visual artists. The workshop brought together architects, artists and designers whose first commitment was to design art which would be accessible to everyone.The enterprise, sometimes also named incorrect: Wiener or Weiner Werkstatte, Wiener Werkstaetten, evolved from the Vienna Secession, founded in 1897 as a progressive alliance of artists and designers. From the start, the Secession had placed special emphasis on the applied arts, and its 1900 exhibition surveying the work of contemporary European design workshops prompted the young architect Josef Hoffmann and his artist friend Koloman Moser to consider establishing a similar enterprise in Austria.   « Less

1959s Flygsfors Coquille Green glass centerpiece bowl. In 1952, Paul Kedelv created one of the most distinctive and interesting series in Swedish glass in the 1950s with his  More »

1959s Flygsfors Coquille Green glass centerpiece bowl. In 1952, Paul Kedelv created one of the most distinctive and interesting series in Swedish glass in the 1950s with his Coquille pieces. They are generally white glass cased in a colour, then cased in heavy crystal. Bowls and vases typically have white at the rim. Some, such as this one, have a separate line of white above the coloured layers. Much of the beauty comes from the contrast between the thick crystal and the coloured milk glass, particularly in the base where the 'root' of the coloured layers sit in a pool of clear crystal. The word "coquille" means "shell' in French. Pieces made after Kedelv left in 1956 were signed or labelled "Coquille" - as this one is. Those made before his departure are signed "Kedelv". The series was made until the late 60s. Some of the later pieces in particular, are very large. This piece is signed Coquille and Flygsfors 59 on the base. Very good condition save for minor base scuffs and two flea bits on the rim. Measures about 12 inches in diameter and 5.5 inches tall.Size Overall Dimensions5.5" H X 12" Dia14.0cm H X 30.5cm Dia   « Less

Gorgeous vintage Daum Nancy yellow to orange mottled glass bowl, with enamel signature. Measures approximately 2 5/8 inches high, 4 1/2 inches in diameter at the top and 2  More »

Gorgeous vintage Daum Nancy yellow to orange mottled glass bowl, with enamel signature. Measures approximately 2 5/8 inches high, 4 1/2 inches in diameter at the top and 2 3/4 inches in diameter at the base.Very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Minor scuffing on the bottom   « Less

A lovely carnival glass bowl stands on a single stem 12cm tall 14cm across the top. It is in good condition with no chips

A lovely carnival glass bowl stands on a single stem 12cm tall 14cm across the top. It is in good condition with no chips   « Less

A lovely china bread plate which measures 31cm long, 25cm wide and approx 5cm high. It is transfer printed with flowers and leaves on the inside base. It has 2 handles  More »

A lovely china bread plate which measures 31cm long, 25cm wide and approx 5cm high. It is transfer printed with flowers and leaves on the inside base. It has 2 handles which are guilded with sheafs of wheat. On the front rim is embossed 'Give us this day' and on the back rim is embossed 'Our daily bread'It is in very good condition with only minor crazing. Ideal for display or use on special occasions.   « Less

A decorative green glass fruit bowl measuring 30cm long, 18 cm wide and approx10cm tall. It is very ornately decorated with gold color on the outside of a leaf and flower  More »

A decorative green glass fruit bowl measuring 30cm long, 18 cm wide and approx10cm tall. It is very ornately decorated with gold color on the outside of a leaf and flower pattern. The glass is embossed underneath on the outside of the dish. A lovely item for the sideboard with the fruit of your choice in it.   « Less

Its our pleasure to offer you this beautiful ABCG (American Brilliant Cut Glass) antique bowl, circa mid to late 1800's. The bowl stands 4 1/4" high and is 9 1/2" in diameter  More »

Its our pleasure to offer you this beautiful ABCG (American Brilliant Cut Glass) antique bowl, circa mid to late 1800's. The bowl stands 4 1/4" high and is 9 1/2" in diameter at the top. There are no chips or cracks, but there is the obligatory minor nic here or there. A spectacular light refraction when held up to a light and a great "ping" when tapped. We have not been able to ID the maker or pattern yet. A superb piece for any glass collection. A reader wrote this to us: Hi - Your lovely bowl is pictured in the 1898 Higgins & Seiter catalog reprinted by the research group LABAC early last year. Higgins & Seiter named the pattern "Webster" and in 1898 this bowl cost $12.00. Higgins & Seiter was not known to be a cutting company and bought cut glass from better companies such as Libbey and Hoare; however, some patterns in H&S catalogs have been unattributable to any known maker and are simply identified as Higgins & Seiter. This "Webster" pattern is one of those patterns.   « Less