R. Lalique Pissenlit Plate This beautifully designed plate is signed, "R. Lalique, France, No. 3007." The pattern is, "Pissenlit." and dates circa 1921. The clear and frosted glass combination makes a striking presentation. No chips, cracks or repairs. One minute flaw in the making shown in the last picture. The plate is 6 1/4 inches in diameter.
 

Bohemian German Enameled Art Glass Chalice For your consideration, we present a finely executed art glass chalice, in the German Renaissance style, dating from the latter quarter of the 19th century. This excellent example, in a German romer form, features a detailed coat-of-arms, a rigaree base rim and enameled prunts. The chalice is 6 5/8 inches high and is in excellent condition with no damage.
 

Stevens + Williams Cased Cut Art Glass Box For your consideration we present a finely executed and highly attractive cased and cut art glass dresser box dating from the latter quarter of the 19th C. This excellent example, of probable Stevens & Williams manufacture, features an unusual orange glass casing over a violet-red glass. The box is 5 1/4 inches in diameter and is in excellent condition with no damage.
 

Miniature Tiffany Favrile Art Glass Vase This is a rare Tiffany favrile art glass vase measuring only 1 3/4 inches high. It is light blue on black glass and has a slightly twisted neck and turned lip. Marked L.C.T. on the bottom with an H1581 dating the piece to 1897. It is in pristine condition.
 

Bohemian Transparent Floral Enameled Vase This art glass vase is beautifully designed and executed. It is Bohemian and dates from the 1930s. This fine example features transparent floral enameling on a Bohemian crystal body with gilded gold highlights. The handles are, similarly, gilded and include small black beading on each. The vase is 12 3/8 inches tall and is in excellent condition with no damage.
 

Bohemian Amber Etched Art Glass Pokal This is a striking example of Bohemian glass with a beautiful etched design. This pokal is in mint condition with no chips or cracks. The finial is notched, not chipped. Beautiful amber color. The piece measures 9 1/2 inches high to the top of the lid.
 

Bohemian Facet-cut Art Glass Beaker Vase This is an exceptional example of Vienna Modern style cutting popular in Central Europe during the second quarter of 20th century. This finely facet-cut beaker (vase) is executed in olive-gray glass and exhibits the architecturally inspired styling typical of this art form. The beaker is 5 1/2 inches tall and is in excellent condition with no damage.
 

Bohemian Moser Style Art Glass Chalice Up for auction is a beautifuly executed chalice with composite gold and enameled decoration. This fine example, of probable Moser origin, features a cased green glass bowl mounted on an open-work Bohemian crystal stem. The chalice is 8 1/2 inches high and is in excellent condition with no damage.
 

Bohemian Coralene Art Glass Decanter/Goblet This finely crafted Bohemian (Austrian) decanter and matching goblet date from the latter quarter of the 19th Century. This set, with a fine-ground coralene decorative pattern executed on Bohemian crystal, is a comparatively rare form and of exceptional quality. The decanter is 11" high. Both the decanter and goblet are in excellent condition with no damage. Original stopper.
 

Bohemian Czech Art Glass Deco Vase Up for auction is an outstanding cased Czech Art Deco vase with two applied reeded handles. In coloration and form, this vase is an exceptional example of Czech art glass produced during the 1930's. The reddish orange background with mottled figure throughout is enhanced by the deep black double handles. The vase is 8 1/4 inches high and is in excellent condition with no damage.
 

Bohemian Art Glass Handpainted Vase The angel playing the lyre on this vase is beautifully handpainted. Detail is well executed. This cased glass vase dates ca. 1885 and is Bohemian. The blue base is nice contrast to the white background of the body. The back of the base has hand done raised enameling in a scroll pattern. Minimal wear to the gold rims on the base and rim. Otherwise mint condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs.
 

Signed R. Lalique Perfume Atomizer The design on this R. Lalique perfume atomizer is intaglio frosted. The atomizer is complete with the dabber but is missing the ball. The collar is marked, "Made in France," and the base is marked, "R. Lalique, France." There are no chips or cracks on the glass. It measures 3 3/4 inches high.
 

Mt. Washington Burmese Glass Guba Ducks Lamp Following the merge of the Mt. Washington Glass Co. and Pairpoint, several lamps of different kinds were produced. Mt. Washington was well known for their beautiful Burmese glass.
Guba was the best known designer and decorated associated with Pairpoint. His ducks in flight were a well known design of his. These ducks are exceptional with superior detail and coloring. The back of the lamp has enamelled cattails and reeds - the sides being enhanced with a few well placed water lilies. There is no evidence of a signature unless it is on the bottom which is not visible, however, the ducks are clearly Guba's work. The condition of the lamp is excellent. There is no damage to the glass and the painting is intact. The lamp measures 27" to the top of the finial. The glass body is 11 1/2 inches high. Extraordinary piece!
 

French Enameled Art Glass Cologne Bottle Made of Bohemian crystal, this art class cologne bottle was made in France in the early part of the 20th century. It is beautifully enameled with violets and leaves covering the front of the face cut body. Nice detail. The original stopper is facet cut. Great condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs and only minimal gold loss to the rim. This bottle is almost as pretty from the back as it is from the front as can be seen in the final picture. It is 7 1/2 inches high.
 

Fritz Heckert Art Glass Vase, Exceptional This Fritz Heckert vase is amber glass with a decorative brass enclosure. It is known as a, "Blow-Out," vase. The intricate brass surround has exceptional detail. Fritz Heckert was the first glasshouse to introduce this type of decorative glassware. This piece dates circa, 1885 and stands 4 7/8 inches high. Condition is excellent.