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Fine pair Christofle Art Nouveau gilt-bronze vases circa 1900, baluster-form mottled brown ground, vase with raised chrysanthemum and oakleaf desi...
Elkington silverplate and crystal centerpiece circa 1870, Egyptian Revival mirrored frame supporting three frosted and etched bowls, marked: ELKIN...
French ormolu-mounted molded glass encrier, Baccarat Cristalleries de Baccarat, Paris, circa 1910, wave molded glass mounted with gilt-bronze merm...
Art Deco etched and cut-glass table screen 20th century, nude woman shielded by geometric designs, signed: R. LALIQUE, FRANCE; H18" W7 3/4" D4 5/8...
Pair German silver and crystal claret jugs, Wilhelm Binder late 19th century, Rococo mounts, on etched and cut-decorated fluted glass body, marked...
Impressive pair Bohemian gilt ruby-cut-to-clear vases circa 1900, grapevine design, H20" (2pcs) ...[more]
Durand King Tut glass vase
Durand King Tut glass vase early 20th century, iridescent gold and white swirl design, signed: DURAND; H10 1/4" ...[more]
Pair gilt-crystal oversized decanters late 19th century, obelisk finial stopper, faceted ovoid decanter, H24" (2pcs) ...[more]
French enameled glass biscuit box
French enameled glass biscuit box late 19th century, pansy sprays on gilded leaves, H8 1/2" ...[more]
Swedish art glass centerbowl, Kosta
Swedish art glass centerbowl, Kosta signed WARFF, H9" Dia.14" ...[more]
English enameled glass vase
English enameled glass vase late 19th/early 20th century, amber and cream coloration double-gourd style decorated with flowering vine and bird, un...
Pair etched mold-blown flip glasses English or American, late 18th/early 19th century, geometric etched rim over fluted body, H8 1/2" Dia.6 1/2" (...
French art glass vases, Daum and Lalique Daum, Nancy two-color cameo glass H4 1/2", and pair R. Lalique figural H5" (3pcs) ...[more]
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