Two Amber Compressed bubbles art glass items

7 7/8" bottle and 8" dia bowl (Not square)

Two pieces of antique amber art glass including Moser cranberry 5.5" clover form vase with gold gilt and enameled decoration; and an American Amberina stoppered bottle, twist form, 11" high

A pair of two (2) heavy Italian Murano studio art glass vases. Clear glass with applied amber and metallic black glass polka dot design. Each artist inscribed signature to bottom. Retains Vitro Artist

Item/Description: Hand blown amber art glass hanging lantern / pendant light shade. No wiring or fixture. Shade only. (Vintage Lighting, Lamp) Material: Metal and glass Dimensions: Length: 15 1/2"; Wi

(3) Art Glass Items, (1) 7.75"x 5" Vase, Green With Amber Snake Applique, (1) 7.25"x 5" Vase, Two Handles, White With Uranium Green Cased Overlay, Highly Reactive Under Black Light, (1) 5.25"x 4.5" Pe

(lot of 2) Daum France Pate De Verre art glass cabinet items: (1) butterfly in amber and purple, accompanied by Daum box, 2.5"h, 2.5"w, 3.5"l; (1) small footed bowl of naturalistic form issuing two fl

all apple form, two being hollow, red with amber stems; one green with entrapped air bubbles; one being cobalt blue, one red and one blue having paper labels, the largest being 3 1/4" dia.

Center Bowl, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, 3.5” x 13.75", Clear Controlled Bubble With Applied Amber Threading, Polished Pontil Base, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His Colle

Group of Glass & Sterling Silver Items comprising two pieces of Steuben, a Webb finger bowl and underplate, a vase with controlled bubbles, and an Art Deco horse ashtray, fourth signed spuriously "Ste

both having a colorless glass ball with entrapped air bubbles, one having an amber glass swan, one with a colorless glass swan, both being approx. 6" high

Estate LOT of two Pairpoint & Mt. Washington glass vases. Includes (1) amber glass with clear controlled bubble stem; and (1) Clear glass vase with clear controlled bubble stem. SHIPPINGHill Auction G

(1) Green paperweight with glitter and white swirl interior. 3.75" dia. approx. (2) Clear paperweight with amber / brown swirls over a controlled bubble center. 3" dia. approx. No apparent signatures.

Ten (10) art glass paperweights with floral designs. 1st-2nd items: Two (2) Bob Banford (New Jersey, b. 1951) paperweights, including one (1) faceted style with an amber base having pink rose design a

Largest: 5"H x 4"W x 3"D. Eight art glass paperweights including an amber glass bud vase paperweight from Sharon Fujimoto, two unmarked blue with bubbles paperweights in the form of a pear and an appl

Five Mid Century designed glass items including an Erickson green controlled bubble nappy, two signed Flygsfors free form dishes a tall amber bud vase, and a green Parka Crystal glass vase, tallest 11

Group of two items including a frosted glass bottle and stopper, together with an amber turtle-form paperweight. Accompanied by another unmarked dish. Dimensions:  Bottle - 4.5"&nb

Two art glass items including a Sumo conch shell together with a Terry Crider Jack-in-the-Pulpit cabinet vase, both signed, Sumo 6 3/4" long. CONDITION: Good with no defects found

(4) Amber Art Glass Items; (1) 6" Murano Glass Leaf Shaped Bowl; (1) 3" Threaded Glass Vase; (1) 4.5" Vase with Polished Pontil and Iridescent Highlights; (1) 5" Bottle, Missing Stopper

Kitras Feather Ball in origial box and 5 1/2" Kreiss Bowl

Second-half 20th Century One signed: Nash Comprising one Nash Period Tiffany-type gold iridescent ruffle top vase and one translucent and dark red iridescent low bowl with square-form folded rim and

Mid-20th century Each signed: Lalique France Comprising a "Phalsbourg" decanter and a vase, 2 pieces The vase: 7.875" H x 9.25" W x 4.5" D

Two opaline glass vases one in purple and one in green both with cream colored side prunts, attributed to Loetz, largest 8" wide. CONDITION: Good with no defects found

Two Bohemian Art Glass Items, incl. footed vase and faceted bowl, vase h. 12 1/4 in.

Epergne, Two Piece, Amber Art Glass, 15" x 12", Circa 1960's, Michael Tooley Collection, St. Louis.