A GROUP OF FIVE BIMINI WERKSTATTE ART GLASS LAMPWORK FIGURAL MARTINI GLASSES, VIENNA, AUSTRIA, CIRCA 1925-1938, comprising a short martini glass with swirled citrine and clear glass conical bowl over spherical stem containing a lampwork figure of a jockey astride a galloping horse in red, pink, brown, tan, and white glass supported by a clear glass armature, over spreading black glass foot, height: 4 7/8", diameter: 3 1/8"; a martini glass with swirled red/orange and white threaded clear glass conical bowl over a sphere and acorn stem, the sphere containing a lampwork white swan with blue wings and brown beak and feet, supported by a clear glass armature, over clear spreading foot, height: 6 7/8", diameter: 3 1/4"; a martini glass with swirled orange and clear glass conical bowl over a sphere and acorn stem, the sphere containing a lampwork turquoise and yellow glass fish supported by clear glass armature, over swirled orange and clear glass spreading foot, height: 7 3/4", diameter; 3 1/2"; a martini glass with swirled red/orange and white threaded clear glass conical bowl over a sphere and acorn stem, the sphere containing a lampwork brown and tan glass weasel supported by a clear glass armature, over clear spreading foot, height: 7 5/8", diameter: 3 1/4"; and a short martini glass with swirled red/orange and white threaded clear glass conical bowl over a knopped spherical stem containing a lampwork polar bear in white and black glass supported by a clear glass armature, over spreading clear foot, height: 5", diameter: 3 1/8".

In overall good condition with no evidence of chips, nicks, or cracks to the glass, minor surface rubbing and wear commensurate with age and use.

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