Pair of Op-Art Goblets Glasses, Uranium Green Glass Glow in UV Light
Located in Clifton Springs, NY
Vintage Mid-Century Modern wine or water goblets glasses were made of uranium green glass with Op
Glass, Uranium Glass
Set of 5 Op-Art Goblets Glasses, Uranium Green Glass Glow in UV Light
Located in Clifton Springs, NY
Vintage Mid-Century Modern wine or water goblets glasses were made of uranium green glass with Op
Uranium Glass, Glass
Russian Hexagonal Green Glass Water Goblets
By Fedorovsky Brothers
Located in Topeka, KS
identical looking (except for color) set of six goblets listed as Russian Uranium Glass goblets, Maltsov
Glass
Bohemian Crystal Decanter and Four Ouraline Goblets
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Bohemian crystal decanter and four ouraline goblets. Bohemian crystal decanter, 4 ouraline goblets
Uranium Glass
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H 7.88 in W 3.55 in D 3.15 in
Bohemian European Antique Uranium Glass Goblet Horse Medallion Gold Paint
Located in Nový Bor, CZ
Beautiful uranium glass cup. Six medallions with an engraved miniature of horses, a painting with
Uranium Glass
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H 7.96 in Dm 3.47 in
Rare 19th Century Stevens & Williams Uranium Yellow Glass Goblet, circa 1890
By Stevens & Williams
Located in Whitburn, GB
. Weight: 339 grams Technical description: 19th century Stevens & Williams glass goblet. A lipped
Cut Glass
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H 8.27 in W 3.55 in D 3.15 in
19th Century Antique Uran Goblet Portrait of Alexander II ( Video )
Located in Nový Bor, CZ
Antique Goblet made of uran glass, 19th-20th century. Hand engraved and hand painted. Portrait of
Uranium Glass
Engraved Painted Goblet - Uranium glass - Bohemian glass 19-20 centuries
Located in Nový Bor, CZ
Beautiful cut uranium glass goblet decorated with painting and engraving. It is a facet cut with
Uranium Glass
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