This beautiful hand-blown epergne is made of cranberry opalescent glass and is attributed to Stourbridge, England, circa 1880. It features three lovely hanging baskets, and three small vases surrounding one large center vase. This piece is in great condition and measures approximately 20" tall by 12" wide. *Call our store to process order. Historic District Antiques… 501-624-3370*

Exquisite pair of Peachblow cased glass enameled vases by Thomas Webb & Sons of Stourbridge, England, circa 1890. The vases feature a lovely deep rose faded to light pink, adorned in gold enameled florals. Ground and polished pontils, signed with propeller mark. The vases measures 7 7/8" tall X 4 1/4" in diameter. They are in excellent condition, aside from a small amount of loss to the enamel...

Nailsea style glass scent bottle designed with green and white stripes swirling around the glass. Glass exclusively comes from the English town of Nailsea which stopped manufacturing the glass in 1874 due to dwindling resources. In good condition, but chain is missing. Highly collectible antique, circa 19th century. *Trocadero does not allow customers to put in credit card information, because of security reasons. Please fill out order form. Be sure to put in your telephone number...

This is a Continental rainbow art glass brides basket with a brass Griffin base. It has a red, yellow, and blue mold blown bowl, with crocodile texture and gilt rim. The brass basket has a flower urn and acorn drop finial at the top, and a flower and rope tassel on the sides. It also has a pierced, open work design on the basket rim and ball stem with 4 griffin legs. The basket measures 17 1/2" tall by 10" in diameter...

This is an urn-style, art glass vase by Stevens and Williams, circa 1830. It was created with four layer cased glass. The inside layer is melon colored glass, next is a layer of white opaque glass, third is a layer of emerald green glass, and the outside layer is a clear glass. The vase has a clear glass base, handles, and three-dimensional flower on the front...