Charles Schneider Art Glass Vase w Sterling Silver

Circa 1910, an fine art glass vase with red body with random splashes of grey blue color in original fitted presentation box, top with sterling silver collar and a silver base with branch detail with

Beautiful piece, probably made in Bohemia around 1910. Features a typical organic Art Nouveau design. Measures approx. 4 1/8" high x 1 7/8" in diameter (base). Very good antique condition; no chips, c

Large Charles Schneider Art Glass Vase France, early 20th century. Inscribed 'Schnieder.' Ht. 17 W 11 in.

Charles Schneider Art Glass Vase with Wrought Iron Mount Early 20th century. Ht. 8 1/2 W 6 1/2 in.

Art-Deco Rockwell black amethyst glass double handled vase with sterling silver overlay. Circa 1920s. Marked with shield ROCKWELL. Sterling Silver overlay features flying fawn in a elaborate foliage s

Having a great art deco clear thick glass with applied handles, signed "Schneider" (Charles Schneider, France), good condition, 7.5" height

Art Deco Scandinavian Strombergshyttan Glass Vase w/ Sterling Grapes - C. 1930s. A thick blue-tinted glass vase with sterling silver grape cluster handles. Signed "Strombergshyttan B106" on underside.

Art Deco black amethyst sterling silver overlay vase. Black amethyst vase with sterling silver overlay throughout, which features birds in a dense swirling intricate lace pattern of flowers within fol

Trumpet Vase, Emerald Green Art Glass W/Sterling, 7.5" X 3", Sterling Silver Floral Overlay, Private Collection, IL.

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Each marked: Sterling Comprising a peach-colored translucent glass fan vase with chased silver collar and foot rim (12.5" H x 10.25" W x 4.625" D) and a tall red opaque

2 Rare French Art Deco Blown Glass & Wrought Iron Vases, Attrib. to Daum, Possibly Charles Schneider? - Largest approx. 10" w x 12" h

American sterling silver trumpet vase with a glass insert, Art Nouveau repousse rose decoration with openwork, by Redlich, retailed by J.E. Caldwell. Overall 21"h x 9"w. 35.09 ozt excluding glass

DESCRIPTION: A heavy cobalt blue art glass vase with silver overlay along the rim and base of vase, no apparent markings. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIONS: H. 11.75" x W. 4.25" CONDI

(1) CAMBRIDGE GLASS CO. WILD FLWR PTN ETCHD GOLD ENCRUSTED VASE, 10.5" X 3.5" DIA. & (1) ART DECO BLACK AMETHYST FOOTED BOWL W/ STERLING SILVER OVRLAY

A Charles Schneider art glass vase having textured exterior body, signed. Ht: 12.25"

JONATHAN HARRIS (ENGLISH, B. 1945) MAJESTIC CARP SILVER-FOIL GRAAL STUDIO ART GLASS VASE, sterling-silver foil creating a design of four carp swimming amongst seaweed with variegated swirls and overal

CHARLES SCHNEIDER GLASS VASE Charles Schneider art glass vase, circa 1920's. Marked "Schneider", made in France. Size: 8.5 x 10.75"

A French Art Deco Charles Schneider art glass vase, signed in script to exterior of foot. Ht: 11"

Large MCM Connie and Jim Grant amorphous art glass vase. Sterling silver bands on an acid etched and polished graduated color glass vase. Signed "Grant 88" on under side of the vase. Excellent conditi

The Vase is a Blue Iridescent glass, with an overlay of tulip flowers. There appears to be some kind of maker's mark, now indistinguishable from wear, and part of the word "Sterling" on the side. It L

A geometrical shaped reticulated glass vase by Charles Schneider in red tango with inclusions of hunter green and white powder. Made in France c. 1928. Signed Schneider. Measures 10.5" T 4524 Please r

Art Nouveau wavy style design in soft iridescent body with gold gilt silver flower arranger top, 10" tall, signed L.C.T, H2902, label from Leslie Hindman on bottom, excellent.

Quezal Silver Overlay Iridescent Art Glass Vase, circa 1900. Glass with an iridescent crackle finish, floral overaly. Silver marked Sterling, a polished pontil to the underside, marked Quezal. D1204 W

Ruffle rim top over a blown vase with bubbles and a light tan coloring with a slightly pinched base. Signed in frost SCHNEIDER and lightly viewed FRANCE on bottom. 10 dia X 24"H. (From an East 79th St