A GROUP OF FIVE AMERICAN AND CONTINENTAL GLASS VESSELS, 1900-1930, comprising a clear glass flashed amethyst wine ewer attributed to Meyr's Neffe, Winterberg, Bohemia, with shaped gilt ground to the neck and shoulder decorated with white and yellow/gold translucent enamel flowers with shaded green leaves, with two braided chains pendant from the shoulder centering acanthus leaf scrolls, raised on knopped ribbed spreading hollow foot, with gilt handle, marked on the inside of the foot "27," in black enamel, height: 9 3/4", width: 3 7/8", depth: 2 3/4"; a Union Glass Company "Kew Blas" baluster form art glass vase with gold iridescent pulled hook and feather decoration and lobed everted neck, engraved mark "KEW-BLAS," height: 7", diameter: 3 5/8"; a Frederick Carder (British/American 1863-1963) amber optic ribbed Sherbet glass, model 2680, for Steuben, Corning, New York, circa 1920-1930, acid etched mark on the bottom, height: 5", diameter: 3 7/8"; a cased blown tumbrel with mica chips, attributed to Wilhelm Kralik & Son, Eleonorenhain, Bohemia, circa 1900-1920, height: 4", diameter: 2 3/4"; and a ruby flashed over clear glass waisted cup with intaglio cut iris blossoms and leaves in gilt, possibly Bohemia, circa 1900-1920, height: 4", diameter: 2 3/4".