The grouping of Victorian and other Victorian art glass:

1. A Webb quality Burmese glass vase decorated in hand painted florals with enamel beading.

2. A blue satin glass ewer.

3. A coral colored diamond quilted air trap 'Mother-of-Pearl' art glass vase.

4. An opal glass melon rib trinket dish signed Smith Brothers.

5. A candlestick with applied delft blue glass on opalescent glass is oft times attributed to Fry. The last time we did this, we received the following messages: A. Hello. I believe these are Czech, not Fry. The blue color is all wrong for Fry. Fry's blue is much more subdued. I have a couple of these Csech(sic) pieces. At first, I thought they were Fry also, but after doing some research and talking with members of the Fry Club i discovered they were indeed Czech. Thought you should know for accuracy. B. Hi! Lot 692 are fake Fry made in Italy. I did the original research on the Fry Glass Co. in the 1960s and 70s. I wrote several books and articles on Fry Glass. The real sticks are pictured in my Fry Foval book. Best, .

6. An amberina egg shape vase with folded rim and applied feet that have been cut short.

Sizes range from 2.75 x 5.25 to 10.75 x 4.25 inches.

We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Until further notice, we cannot offer international shipping in-house.

Good condition, noting the feet have been reduced on the amberina piece. Trinket dish has a factory flake under the cold painting on the upper rim. No other chips, cracks, or repairs.