2 Vtg Juice Glasses Late 1800's People Design. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
Bohemian Moser type juice glass. Amber glass with raised gold design. No chips or cracks, there is some loss to gold gilt on rim. Measures approximately 3 7/8 inches tall and 2 1/4 inches in diameter.
It was, of course, preowned, but in pristine condition. A chalice featuring hand decorated, stones / beads in a Persian style. It includes faces and many stunning details. This piece is a beautiful piece and just so very elegant and well made.
New England Glass Amberina tumbler. Hand blown with a polished pontil mark, optic molded in a diamond pattern. Circa 1880s to 90s. Gradual color change from cranberry to amber at the bottom. Measures approximately 3 5/8 inches tall with a 2 1/2 inch opening diameter. No chips or cracks.
New England Glass Amberina tumbler. Hand blown with a polished pontil mark, optic molded in a diamond pattern. Circa 1880s to 90s. Gradual color change from cranberry to amber at the bottom. Measures approximately 3 3/4 inches tall with a 2 1/2 inch opening diameter. No chips or cracks.
A nicely polished pontil visible on the very bottom. Nonetheless, I strongly believe that Mount Washington of New Bedford, Massachusetts produced this item due to the design and pattern of this example.
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Bohemian Moser Juice Glass / Tumbler Gold Enamel Decor 4 inches, late 1800s. This has a heavy gold and platinum raised beaded pattern with enamel accents. No chips or damage. Minor scratches to gold rim.
This is a lovely set of antique Bohemian cut glass nappy dishes. Possibly Moser or Harrach. Late 1800s. They have intricate, well-done cut design on the bottom and handle and have a gold encrusted border on the inside and outside. With a gold design on the bottom. They were hand blown and have a polished pontil and are not identical sizes but close. Measure approximately 4 1/4 inches diameter and 5 1/4 inches width
EAPG MCKEE PILGRIM PATTERN TUMBLER.McKee & Brothers, Pittsburgh-PA/Jeannette-PA, operated: 1853-1899. The pilgrim pattern was introduced in 1897. It reacts under black light (see last photo). The tumbler is approx.