Train Depiction Glass Tray

Emile Galle (French, 1846-1904) cameo glass tray with depiction of a landscape scene featuring lakeside views of trees. Signed lower left. Measures 10 1/2" (26.5cm) length.

DESCRIPTION: Vintage Lucite and Glass Tray embellished with an etched depiction of a horse. Finished with curved lucite handles. CIRCA:Mid- 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS:L:19" W:12" H:3" CONDITI

has glass tray, tray 4"W.

Here is a vintage glass serving tray with an image of a boy in uniform holding a hand-held telescope/spy-glass. He appears to be on a train. The tray also has shells and a floral design. The maker and

A large group of train related material that includes: pair of bookends on marble bases, cast iron steam locomotive and tender, purple glass tray, tree ornaments, small boxed toy trains, cloth patches

A round glass tray in teal blue, pattern depicts an African American family stranded on train tracks by their 'Balky Mule'. Measures 12.25 inches in diameter. We happily provide seamless in-house pack

Currier and Ives / CO-OP NO. 130 with Flint Glass Co. in Beaver Falls, PA. 12" Pressed Vaseline glass Bulky Mule water tray with scenic depiction of a horse drawn wagon crossing railroad tracks. This

Tray is brass with 4 feet. Center of piece has intricate embroidered detail with depiction of house in center. Handles each have ribbon shape. Edges have glass & rhinestone detail. Tray measures appro

DESCRIPTION: Antique French orfevrerie gallia; silver plated serving tray in the shape of a clover with four glass compartments, handle at the center and flower depictions in relief at the four edges.

40+ vintage collectibles: spice tins, porcelain statues & mug, glass, bottle, cast iron train, tin containers & tray & misc.

DESCRIPTION: Polychrome pate-de-verre glass vide-poche (a small tray used for the emptying of one's pockets) by Amalric Walter (French, 1870 - 1959) featuring depiction of a bee. Signed "A. Walter Nan

Lead crystal depiction of a locomotive and train cars with metal attachments and glass base. Swarovski etched backstamp. Includes original box which is 3"H x 4" diameter. Issued: 20th c. Dimen

A lot of antique 1880s American pressed glassware by the McKee and Brothers factory. A total of six bread trays made of clear, blue, green, and yellow glass. The platters are decorated with depiction

DESCRIPTION: Art Deco Brazilian wood tray presenting a iridescent and colorful geometric depiction formed by layered butterfly wings under display glass at the center, completed by a parquetry band ar

Art Deco Parquetry Inlaid Butterfly Serving Tray Brazilian Wood Iridescent Circa 1900 20.5" L 23.5" W Colorful Geometric Depiction formed by Layered Butterfly Wings under Display Glass at the Center C

If you're looking at this piece you more than likely know what it is - Libbey's most recognizable and top design - Aztec. Likely designed by the master, William C. Anderson - featuring clear button ho

American Brilliant cut glass ice cream tray. This tray is cut by Libbey in the very rare Herringbone pattern that you hardly ever come across. The deeply cut miters on the exceptional blank gives a be

American Brilliant cut glass round tray. Cut in the Jewel Star pattern by W.C. Anderson for the American Glass Company. This is a fantastic design beautifully done with a large star framing a hobstar

This is a fantastic American Brilliant cut glass tray. Cut and signed by Libbey Glass Co. in their very seldom seen Lorraine pattern by W. C. Anderson. This pattern is shown on page 128 of the book Ch

Vintage pattern, 2 x 14 in.

Property of A Private Collector A Fine Amalric Walter pâte-de-verre (glass) dish tray "Crab", France, circa 1925, incised A.Walter Nancy H 1 1/2 in., W 5 3/8 in., D 4 1/4 in. H 3.81 cm., W 13.67 cm.,

This is a fabulous American Brilliant cut glass tray by the J. Hoare Co. It is mounted with an incredible sterling rim decorated with lily pads by Gorham. The glass is cut with deep pillars separated

Extremely rare pattern from Libbey (signed). According to the Rarities book, this pattern was only produced for a few months - and it shows - it almost never comes up for sale! Really displays nicely

This tray is cut in Bergen’s extremely rare Portland pattern (which is more commonly known as Empress Eugenie). I have only seen a handful of examples of this pattern. To me it’s one of the most a