COMPOTE W/FACE DESIGN ON PEDESTAL. EARLY GLASS.

8 1/2" TALL X 8" DIA.

Two fine Early American Pattern Glass compotes in vaseline glass. Each measures 6 1/2" tall, 8 1/4" wide.

Early 20th century iridescent art glass compote attributed to Durand ca. 1920s. Flower form circular bowl, knopped stem and domed pedestal. Iridescent amber, opal and green colored glass with a double

Large Early American EAPG Covered Clear Glass Footed Pedestal Compote Lidded Dish 13 1/4 inches tall x 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches.

Clear glass centerpiece pedestal bowl. Exquisite design with cut-glass patterned design; scalloped rim. Unmarked. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 10"H x 11" dia.

(lot of 9) Clear art glass table ware, early 20th c.; including: (1) large intaglio cut compote, overall floral design; (1) large plate with copper wheel decoration featuring a plum tree; (7) etched a

Vintage Wedding Bowl Cake Serving Box Covered Dish Milk Glass Pedestal Compote Vintage Jar with Hand Painted Rose Design Approximately 4 1/2 x 4 5/8 x 7 13/16 inches tall.

Approx. 7"-10.5" varying sizes. Vintage Colored Glass Decorative Accessories. Black pedestal dish is Rockwell & Cambridge. Hand blown green glass vase, sterling on amethyst glass, and pair of small cr

Including an oblong bowl measuring approx 6" tall x 12" long and covered pedestal compote measuring approx 12" tall x 8" x 8". Good used condition. Early 20th century, American EAPG. See photos

For your consideration is this stunning EAPG Glass Compote in wonderful condition. This beauty features peen wheels and star burst designs with scalloped edges. This beauty measures a little under 7"

A beautiful Czech glass vase. The 9" tall vase with round pedestal, bulbous body and flared mouth features a design of beautiful blue and purple iridescent oil spots. The vase is signed "Czechoslovaki

sky blue and amethyst mottled design, Art Deco era, pedestal base, 5" tall, 13 1/2" diameter, signed, excellent....Schneider Glassworks was founded in 1917 at Epinay-sur-Seine, France, by Charles and

(4) Assorted Art Glass Items; (1) 8.5" X 9" Cased Amber Compote with White Interior; (1) 5.5" Embossed Rose Bowl with Rose Design; (1) 3.5" Pedestal Toothpick Holder, Blue Body with Amber Foot and Rim

An early 20th century Steuben Art Glass compote with Gold Aurene interior and Calcite exterior. Shape #2760, circular form with ribbed bowl and ruffled rim on a pedestal base. Polished pontil with ori

Pedestal Compote, Unmarked Bohemian Art Glass, 4" x 6.75", Unusual! Clear Crystal Which Gives The Appearance Of Baccarat, Rolled Rim And Flashed Colored Panels W/ Engraved Designs - Cane Cut Foot With

Early 19th C. cut crystal covered compote with etched Greek-key design and frosted glass accents. Etched monogram medallion on both base and lid. H: 11-1/2 in. Diameter. 8 in.

Schneider Cobalt & Orange Glass Compote 7''x10.5''. Cobalt blue to orange bowl with amethyst blown glass pedestal. Signed ''Schneider'' on base. Excellent condition. Early 20th century, French. Le Ver

Compote, Blue Art Glass Insert, 7.75" x 9", Mounted On Embossed Silverplate Pedestal Frame With Fruit And Garland Design, Inside Rim Chip On Bowl, Michigan Private Collection.

Loetz Austrian art glass compote, iridescent cranberry glass bowl mounted onto an Art Nouveau design patinated metal stand, unsigned, late 19th/early 20th c., 6 1/2" high x 6 1/2"

enameled floral and fancy designs, centerpiece size, wavy cranberry rim, tall pedestal, 11 1/2" diameter, 9 1/2" tall, circa 1880, excellent.

Early 20th c. Bohemian amber cut to clear glass 6 1/2" (h) compote with intaglio cut floral & diamond point designs. CONDITION: Very good condition with no damage.

A Lalique pedestal compote bowl in the Nogent pattern. Crafted of fine quality French art glass crystal. Four frosted sparrows around base holding up clear crystal bowl. Art deco stylized design in fr

(1) 8 1/4"h. Late 19th - early 20th century. Possible Steuben. Intaglio etched grape leaf design with race horse scene.

honeycomb cut with etched grape and vine above, double ring pedestal base, 10" tall, 10" diameter, attributed to early Dorflinger, circa 1880's.