lot of 11Moser Style Victorian Goblets

Moser label on bottom of 1,1 marked French Crystal,1 chipped on top edge,foot,gilding worn

footed goblets,1 lead crystal,1 has Japanese writing on bottom,finger bowls,other dishes

ladies dresser pieces,atomizers,powder container,1 perfume bottle has #18 on bottom,1 has 347 K/216.stoppers have chips

one of the small goblets has a chip on the bottom edge, some gold paint wear here and there on some of the goblets

Green goblet has #8280 on bottom,Amber one has Moser label on Bottom,crack repaired with staple,gilding worn

one has chip on bottom,gilding worn

pieces with petals and jewels all seem to be intact with no missing pieces, some just have minimal paint wear

large one marked 2584 on bottom, some very light wear on gold paint along top rim of small goblet, other than that goblets in very good shape with minimal wear

German Neo-Renaissance Glassware,few chips

gilding is worn

both goblets stamped Moser, decanter & Stopper have wheel cut flowers

container w/ lid, large goblet, & small bowl marked Moser on bottom, the lid has a small chip on the underside, small goblet has a crack at top edge and a deep scratch on bootm

minimal wear on all pieces

goblets,plates,pink piece is chipped on top,gilding worn

1 marked Silesia on bottom,Cordial Goblets,1 chipped on bottom,gilding worn

2 marked Karlsbad,Goblets,Vases,one with chip on bottom

Footed Goblets,gilding worn

bowl marked A-Rupp Meistersdorf,pink goblets marked Moser-Karlsbad,blue goblets,1 has a chipped foot

glass marked,Wilhelm&Graef NY,goblet marked Austria Logmyr,glass marked F.H.4500,729,gilding worn

gold and copper paint wear on all goblets

some light wear on gold paint on bottom edge, paintings on flowers look to be in good shape

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Super nice offering here of three Victorian tumblers attributed to Moser or another Bohemian glass house . Rich decoration and so nice! Tallest measures 4" tall.

An antique 19th century Victorian and oak goblet which has a circular rounded form set on a cylindrical foot. The goblet is made in Sheffield, England. Dimensions: 7 inches in height Date: circa 1880