Antique Quezal School Pulled Feather Art Glass Shade, 20th Century

An antique lamp shade in the manner of Quezal offers emerald green swirl art glass construction with ruffled rim and gilt decoration, c1920 Measure...

Antique Quezal Art Glass Blue & Gold Pulled Feather Light Shade C1920 Measures - 5.5"H x 4.75"diam

Antique Arts & Crafts Steuben Aurene Pulled Feather Art Glass Light Shade C1920 Measures - 5"h x 3.5"diam

An antique glass vase by Fostoria offers mellon bulbous form with flared lip and foot, having allower acid etched floral and foliate design, 20th c...

Antique Hawkes school brilliant cut crystal vase features ovoid form with cross hatched lower and etched maple leaf upper, 20th century Measures:- 9" ...

A figural vase in the manner of Lalique offers in relief underwater scene with fish and applied enamel bubbles, unsigned, 20th century. Measures- 6.25''H x 6.25''W x 6.25''D. Catal...

Handblown art glass vase, 20th century. Beautiful matte blue glass. Sculptural shape. Etched signature on bottom.

Vase in glass paste, green color, decor of ferns and flowers. Multi-layered, acid-cleared glass. Signed Gallé, France. Art Nouveau, early 20th century.

Extraordinary glass vase with frilly edge coming from the famous Art Nouveau period in Austria around 1900. The mouthblown clear glass body impresses with a beautiful bulby design. A great highlight on this Art Nouveau vase is the amazing looking, lovely frilly glass...

Antique Spanish glass funnel. Made by unknown manufacturer, Spain, early 20th century. In original condition, with minor wear consistent with age a...

Beautiful ewer in white Murano glass, blue and red watermarked, mouth-blown. Until the 17th and 18th centuries, ewers were used to serve drinks. Generally made of gold or silver precious metal, finely sculpted and chased, it takes the form of an elegantly shaped vase, generally taller than it is wide, mounted on a foot, with a spout and handle. Its name comes from the word aigue, meaning water in Old French (as does the locality of Aigues-Mortes). The ewer was widely used throughout the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.  In the 18th century, it was replaced by the crystal carafe and the earthenware water jug. The water jug was originally designed to serve water on tables. It was also used for washing.  Period: Early 20th century Dimensions: Height: 33cm - Width: 16cm   Filigree glass is the French translation of the old Venetian term "vetro a filigrana"; this name covers a range of transparent blown glass varieties in which stretched glass threads ("canne") in white or various colors are incorporated. "Latticino" or "Latticinio" is an Italian term that has fallen into disuse and also designates "vetro a filigrana".  This generic term covers three different types of decor: "vetro a fili", in which the "canes" form parallel lines; "vetro a retorti...

Stuart Abelman art glass pulled feather Art Nouveau tall vase, 1980. Measures: 14 1/2" tall by 4" in diameter.