A GROUP OF SIX AMERICAN IRIDESCENT ART GLASS VESSELS, CIRCA 1900-1920, comprising a Louis Comfort Tiffany (American 1848-1933) gold Favrile glass octagonal footed salt cellar, for Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York, circa 1910-1933,etched "L.C.T..," height: 1 1/2", diameter: 2 1/4'; a gold Favrile glass salt cellar raised on four pulled feet, for Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York, circa 1910-1933, etched "L.C.T.," height: 1 1/2", diameter: 2 1/8"; a gold Favrile glass ruffle rim salt cellar, for Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York, circa 1910-1933, etched "L.C.T.," height: 7/8", diameter: 2 3/4"; a Quezal iridescent gold ruffled rim salt cellar, Queens, New York, circa 1901-1924, acid etched "Quezal," height: 1 1/4", diameter: 1 3/4"; a Steuben blue Aurene teardrop form perfume flask with stopper, Corning, New York, circa 1904-1920, etched "Aurene, 2835," with original label, height: 3 1/8", diameter; 1 1/2"; and a "verre de soie" footed salt cellar attributed to Steuben, with everted lip, raised on short stem and spreading foot, Corning, New York, circa 1910, unmarked, height: 1 1/2", diameter: 3 1/8".

All in overall good condition with no evidence of chips, nicks, or cracks to the glass, minor rubbing to iridescent glazes commensurate with age and use.

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