A GROUP OF TWO BOHEMIAN AND ENGLISH CASED CUT TO CLEAR GLASS VESSELS, CIRCA 1880-1920, comprising a wine glass attributed to F. Hantschel with ovoid amber bowl cut with persimmon fruit and leaves, raised on clear hexagonal stem with prism cut knops at the top and bottom, the spreading foot cut to the base with leaf and branch wreath, gilt rim and foot, Langenau (near Haida), Bohemia, circa 1920, height: 7 5/8", diameter: 3 1/8"; and a cordial glass attributed to Stevens & Williams of ruby cut to clear lobed hourglass form, the bowl with twisting panels alternating between bearded iris blossoms and stems and blank panels, continuing as vertically reeded stem and blossoming into a lobed petal form foot, Stourbridge, England, circa 1880, height: 5 1/8", diameter: 3".

Both pieces in good to very good condition with no evidence of chips, nicks, or cracks to the glass, very minor rubbing to gilding.

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