This wonderful ivy or rose compote vase has all the bells and whistles of lovely Depression glassware. The cranberry flash bowl shows cut diamond lines with flowers at each intersection complimented by circle cuts to make a lovely art deco look around the bowl. The stem is a clear ball attached to the broad foot and pink bowl. The rim is clear and flares to a nice ruffle. This vintage piece stands 8" tall and is in excellent condition...

Dino Martens Oriente bowl

For Aureliano Toso

Mid 1950s

Murano Italy

Polychrome internally decorated glass with pinwheel, aventurine and murrina

7 3/8" across x 2 3/4" tall

Dino Martens - [1894 - 1970] An Italian artist and designer know for his work in glass. Studied at the Academia di Belle Arti. He eventually became the innovative artistic director at Aureliano Toso.

Excellent condition

These two rare Morgantown Princess optic amber wine stems are little pieces of fine art glass. Each whisper-thin crystal clear Princess optic bowl is mold blown and hand finished. The amber, almost root beer color stems, are pulled from the base of the bowl and given a twist before being attached to the broad flat foot. The optic blown crystal is so shiny and thin - like a wisp - that I had a hard time capturing the optic details... each has a nice ring...

A 7 inch tall Steuben sherry glass with a pomona green stem. The glass is shape 6521 with an engraved colorless cup. There is a nicely polished pontil but no signature.

Duncan & Miller Canterbury Shakers with Tray. Made from 1938-55. All three pieces in excellent condition.

This ROYAL RUBY 9" flared vase (Bubble) by ANCHOR HOCKING is in excellent condition.

Czech Art Deco zoomorphic 1930’s swan-form decanter by Karel Palda. Hand-blown glass body and handle with a silver plated head having a flip top pour spout. It is marked Czechoslovakia on lid hinge. In excellent vintage condition, it measures 12" high.

Westmoreland Milkglass Paneled Grape Covered Candy, 6.25" is in mint condition. Older version which has a less dense milk glass color. Logos on top and bottom. Made from 1950's to the early 1970's.

Cambridge Glass Company made this Caprice wine from 1936-45. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.

This beautiful brilliant bowl seems to be unsigned, but it is truly beautiful and extremely heavy. There is one tiny flake at the top of one of the teeth. It measures 9" in diameter.

Fenton Mini Cranberry Syrup is about 5" tall and in mint condition. Produced in the 1950's.

Duncan Miller Glass Company made this 13" cornucopia. It's in great shape. Thanks for looking.

Height: 6 3/4" Width: 3 1/2" Special circumstances: 10 1/2 oz Blown glass Discontinued piece Condition: used and inspected for quality and guaranteed to be in excellent condition

Classic vase form in mezza filigrana using lattimo and transparent copper blue threads. The form is augmented with side applications of basilica rope in crystal with gold aventurine and a crimped crystal lip decoration with gold aventurine. Measuring 6"dia.x 9"h., the vase is in excellent condition and bears portions of its round silver foil Made in Italy label described in Leslie Pina's ITALIAN GLASS, page 15.

Sterling Silver wide rim of low relief design and beautifully Cut and Etched heavy clear Crystal Dish or Coaster, 1930's, 5 1/4" diameter, 3/4" high, sterling rim size is 5/8" wide, high quality, marked "Sterling", "3826-9" on the side underneath. This is a very nice fine quality Coaster. The condition is good.

This is a very fine example of Tapio Wirkkala's Jäkälä (Lichen) /Sormivaasi (Finger vase) series. It measures 3 7/8" (10cm) high. On the underside is etched Tapio Wirkkala Ittala. Mint condition.

A 4 1/4 inch tall colorless hexagonal tumbler with applied jewels and enameling. The base of the tumbler is polished flat and bears a “Glasfabrik Karlsbad” logo and “Moser Austria.” There is slight wear to the gold on the edges of the tumbler.

Fenton San Toy Etching 6" Ice Bucket -- made in 1936. Some scratches in etching, but when something is this old, it's normal. Just want to mention it, warning to perfectionists. (And I'm honest).