$270
H 5.12 in Dm 3.67 in
Antique Bohemian Schwarzlot Glass Beaker, Josef Lenhardt, c.1900 Hunting Scene
By Fachschule Steinschönau, Haida Steinschönau Glass 1
Located in Bad Säckingen, DE
Elegant antique Bohemian glass beaker, finely executed in clear glass and decorated in the
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Bohemian Historismus Armorial Footed Beaker with Applied Prunts, circa 1880
By Harrach Glassworks
Located in Ottawa, Ontario
Bohemian historismus armorial footed beaker with applied prunts, finely painted coat of arms and
Glass
$320 / set
H 5.38 in Dm 3.63 in
Set of Six Bohemian White Purple Colored Glass Beaker with Gold Rim, 1950s
By Bohemia
Located in Nuernberg, DE
Beautiful set of six Bohemian art glass beaker. Attributed to a Bohemian glass company. Each
Art Glass
Glass Beaker, Ruby Red Colored with Enamel Paint, Bohemia, Mid 19th Century
Located in Nuernberg, DE
Beautiful crystal glass Bohemian art glass. Glass beaker, red glaze with enamel paint, Bohemia, mid
Art Glass
Pair Of Bohemian Amethyst Engraved Covered Beakers, Late 19th Century
Located in Atlanta, GA
Pair Of Bohemian Amethyst Engraved Covered Beakers, Late 19th Century This refined pair of covered
Blown Glass
Antique Bohemian Green 'Waldglas' Type Glass Etched Beaker or Cup
Located in Philadelphia, PA
A fine antique Bohemian glass tumbler cup or mug. The tumbler is a central European Historicism
Blown Glass
Bohemian Beaker, circa 1840
Located in Vienna, AT
Colorless glass with blue overlay and enamel paintings.
Glass
Pair of 19th Century Bohemian Blue Beakers, circa 1850
Located in Whitburn, GB
description A fine pair of heavy Bohiam clue flashed and cut to clear beakers. Excellent workmanship and
Cut Glass
A Pair of Bohemian Glass Beakers Showing a Hunting Scene
Located in Katonah, NY
A pair of mid 19th century Bohemian glass beakers with a hunt scene painted in monochrome sienna
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19th Century Parcel-Gilt Bohemian Glass Beaker, after Kothgasser
By Anton Kothgasser
Located in London, GB
his own studio which specialized in making decorated glass beakers. This beaker is of circular form
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Bohemian Glass and Enamel Beaker after Anton Kothgasser
By Anton Kothgasser
Located in London, GB
This fantastic antique cup is the work of the Bohemian glassmakers of the 19th century, Bohemia
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Antique Gilt Bohemian Faceted Cobalt Blue Glass Footed Tumbler or Beaker
By Moser Glassworks
Located in Philadelphia, PA
A fine antique Bohemian glass tumbler or beaker. Faceted into a dodecagon (12-sided) shape
Art Glass
Very Good 19th Century Bohemian Enamelled Glass Beaker, Circa 1870
Located in Ottawa, Ontario
The faceted and foliate etched body featuring a trio of sculpted ‘cut-to-clear’ oval vignettes decorated with hand-painted enamel silhouettes, interspersed by three ‘cut-to-clear’ ro...
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Bohemian Art Nouveau Glass Beakers or Vases by Julius Mulhaus
By Julius Muhlhaus & Co. Haida 1
Located in New York, NY
A superb unmatched pair of Art Nouveau Bohemian art glass vases or beakers by Julius Mulhaus & Co
Enamel
Bohemian Glass Beaker with Seven Bees
Located in Chicago, IL
BOHEMIA, c. 1845 Bohemian glass beaker with seven bees, of vividly colored cut glass in
Antique Italian Façon De Venise Glass Vase, 19th Century
Located in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
A rare antique Italian façon de Venise four handled art glass pedestal vase standing raised on a rounded foot with narrow stem, rounded body and tall slender neck the upper section w...
Blown Glass, Art Glass
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