A GROUP OF THREE BOHEMIAN AND CONTINENTAL CRANBERRY GLASS VESSELS, CIRCA 1900-1930, comprising a cranberry cut to clear water goblet cut with fan over star within trapazoid between grape vine and fruit, raised on clear tapering faceted stem with notch cut edges, the spreading foot with notch cut edge, height: 8 1/4", diameter: 3 1/8"; a Val St. Lambert cranberry cut to clear cordial goblet in the "Berncastle" pattern, Seraing, Belgium, circa 1956-1963, height: 4 3/4", diameter: 2 3/4"; and a Johann Loetz Witwe acid etched cameo glass wine goblet, the ovoid bowl with a riverside scene with tower and cathedral in the background signed "Richard," raised on columnar knopped stem and spreading foot, Klostermuhle, Bohemia (Czechoslovakia), circa 1900, height: 7 7/8", diameter: 3 1/8".

In overall good condition with no evidence of chips, nicks, or cracks to the glass, the Richard Loetz glass with heavy scratching to the foot.

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