Manner of Moser (Bohemian, founded 1857), circa late 19th/ early 20th century. A pair of cranberry glass footed vases, each with gilt enamel decoration and central white cameo enamel oval with painted portrait of a lady, one portrait depicting a brunette lady with a pink rose adorning her hair, a transparent veil, and a golden cross necklace, the other portrait depicting a blonde lady with a white anemone florwer adorning her hair, a transparent veil, and a pearl drop necklace, each portrait framed by a gilt enamel border, a gilt enamel patera at verso of each vase, glasses tapering to a gilt enamel ring over a footed base. Approximate height 10", diameter of base 2.75". Provenance: From the Estate of Mary L. Haugk, Lawrenceville, Georgia.

Possibly Graf Harrach (Bohemian, founded 1712). Both vases in very good condition. Minor wear to gilt enamel on rim of mouth and foot. Both marked to the underside in red '5'. Minor included bubbles (under surface). One vase with exposed bubble to underside of foot. No chips, cracks or repairs noted.