A BEAUTIFUL ART NOUVEAU VASE... featuring a lovely iridized finish on green glass with a vine like motif texture. Condition: Excellent; Circa: Circa 1910; Heigth: 9''; Width:  More »

A BEAUTIFUL ART NOUVEAU VASE... featuring a lovely iridized finish on green glass with a vine like motif texture. Condition: Excellent; Circa: Circa 1910; Heigth: 9''; Width: 4'' at widest   « Less

This cute bud vase is featured in amber glass with a clear crystal pedistal base. It looks like elegant glass and is very beautiful. Condition: very good; Circa: 1950 c.;  More »

This cute bud vase is featured in amber glass with a clear crystal pedistal base. It looks like elegant glass and is very beautiful. Condition: very good; Circa: 1950 c.; Heigth: 8''; Width: 2''   « Less

VERY UNIQUE GLASS VASE... called ''END OF DAY'' because of the various colors of glass thrown together by the glass maker at the end of the work day. This ''cased glass''  More »

VERY UNIQUE GLASS VASE... called ''END OF DAY'' because of the various colors of glass thrown together by the glass maker at the end of the work day. This ''cased glass'' piece features a variety of colors with gold flakes. A very nice example of this type of glass making. Condition: Excellent; Circa: Circa 1940; Heigth: 4''; Width:   « Less

A VERY NICE ART GLASS VASE... featuring an lovely amber color. Condition: Very Good; Circa: Circa 1960; Heigth: 7''; Width: 1.5''

A VERY NICE ART GLASS VASE... featuring an lovely amber color. Condition: Very Good; Circa: Circa 1960; Heigth: 7''; Width: 1.5''   « Less

BEAUTIFUL GLASS VASE IN THE HANDKERCHIEF DESIGN. This piece is hand blown from a local So. Calif art glass studio. Condition: NEW in Excellent; Circa: 2003; Heigth: 6.5'';  More »

BEAUTIFUL GLASS VASE IN THE HANDKERCHIEF DESIGN. This piece is hand blown from a local So. Calif art glass studio. Condition: NEW in Excellent; Circa: 2003; Heigth: 6.5''; Width: 9.75''   « Less

A WONDERFUL LOETZ RUBY GLASS VASE... featuring an Art Nouveau ''Dragonfly'' brass rim Condition: Excellent; Circa: 1910; Heigth: 5.25 in. (13.34 cm); Width: 5.5 in. (13.97 cm)

A WONDERFUL LOETZ RUBY GLASS VASE... featuring an Art Nouveau ''Dragonfly'' brass rim Condition: Excellent; Circa: 1910; Heigth: 5.25 in. (13.34 cm); Width: 5.5 in. (13.97 cm)   « Less

A VERY UNUSUAL ART GLASS VASE BY JOSEF RINDSKOPF... A great piece of Bohemian Art Glass!! Condition: Excellent; Circa: 1900; Heigth: 7.5 in. (19.05 cm); Width: 5 in. (12.70  More »

A VERY UNUSUAL ART GLASS VASE BY JOSEF RINDSKOPF... A great piece of Bohemian Art Glass!! Condition: Excellent; Circa: 1900; Heigth: 7.5 in. (19.05 cm); Width: 5 in. (12.70 cm)   « Less

VERY NICE ART GLASS VASE... amethyst with applied clear decoration. Polished botton. Condition: Excellent; Circa: Circa 1950; Heigth: 4.25 in. (10.80 cm); Width: 3.25 in.  More »

VERY NICE ART GLASS VASE... amethyst with applied clear decoration. Polished botton. Condition: Excellent; Circa: Circa 1950; Heigth: 4.25 in. (10.80 cm); Width: 3.25 in. (8.26 cm)   « Less

BEAUTIFUL AMETHYST COLOR ART GLASS VASE, made by Rossini Glass, Italy. Partial paper label on side. In very good condition except for a couple of very tiny chips on the  More »

BEAUTIFUL AMETHYST COLOR ART GLASS VASE, made by Rossini Glass, Italy. Partial paper label on side. In very good condition except for a couple of very tiny chips on the corner of the base. Free blown piece with polished pontil on the bottom. Condition: Excellent; Circa: Circa 1950; Heigth: 10.5 in. (26.67 cm); Width:   « Less

Mamluk Glass Vase - SP.185, Origin: Egypt, Circa: 1250 AD to 1517 AD, Dimensions: 10.5" (26.7cm) high, Collection: Islamic Art, Style: Mamluk, Medium: Glass, The Mamluks  More »

Mamluk Glass Vase - SP.185, Origin: Egypt, Circa: 1250 AD to 1517 AD, Dimensions: 10.5" (26.7cm) high, Collection: Islamic Art, Style: Mamluk, Medium: Glass, The Mamluks controlled Egypt, Syria and Palestine between 1250 and 1517. ‘Mamluk’ literally means ‘owned’ and refers to the slave origins of this dynasty. Children from Turkish lands were recruited at a young age and given military training. The advantage of this system under the Abbasids and later the Ayyubids was the creation of fighting force which owned its position directly to the central authorities. Over time however this military caste overthrew their former rulers and seized power for themselves. The geographical position of the Mamluk power base enabled them to control the trade between Europe and the East and as a result amass great wealth. Today the Mamluk sultans are remembered for their lavish patronage of the arts, including a taste for elaborate enamelled and gilded glass.   « Less