Continental, late 19th century. Two pieces of enamel decorated art glass table articles comprising a gilt-metal mounted Mary Gregory-type black glass lidded cylindrical trinket or pill box, the hinged top decorated with a white enamel flowering urn with blue, pink and yellow butterfly, pink flowers and green stems, the body decorated with continuous scrolling foliage in white enamel, raised on a four gilt metal scrolled legs along with a Bohemian Art Nouveau cobalt blue and gilt enameled covered and handled bowl, likely Harrach (Bohemian, founded 1712). Both pieces apparently unmarked. Approximate height trinket box 3.6", diameter 2.75". Approximate height of covered bowl 7.6", width 11.3" (handle to handle). Provenance: From the Estate of Mary L. Haugk, Lawrenceville, Georgia.

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