Mid-20th Century Murano Blown Glass Elongated Tear Drop Form Vase. Cased light purple-cranberry to clear stem.

Circa 1750 English Georgian trumpet form toasting glass. Supremely graceful with multiple-spiral air twist. Nice gray color. Small inclusions, tooling marks & striations in bowl. Rough snapped pontil. Provenance: Leslie Antiques, New York, NY.

Set of 6 white wine goblets by Moser, Karlsbad, Bohemia, Arts & Crafts design, c.1920. Three of amethyst glass & 3 of emerald glass, each with intricate acid etched gilt bands of grape festoons, called “oroplastique”, first developed by Val Saint Lambert. Hand blown & cut. Signed on one: “Moser, Karlsbad”. Minute nibbles…

A handsome pair of covered pokals. Classical Period, c. 1830-40s. Anglo-Irish.

18th century faceted & gilt blown glass perfume bottle. England.

A massive 19th century pedestal base paperweight, the light vaseline colred weight filled with a spectacular millefiori tree.

Early 19th century Regency cut glass fruit or syllabub bowl, Irish. Stemmed form. The bottom wear suggests a ladle in frequent use. The clarity is typical of Waterford. Handblown & cut. A few tiny design nicks.

Signed Kosta deep sea blue vase, c.1960s. Large & elegant, asymmetrical. Marked “VLI1606”. By Vicke Lindstrand. Organic shape. Tiny scuff mark on one side.

1957 Finnish blue grey “Usva” art glass vase by Kaj Franck. Made for Nuutajärvi Notsjö, Urjala. Franck was art director from 1950-1976.

Art Deco circa 1930s cobalt glass & silver plated oval serving dish or centerpiece. Very stylish, the cobalt blue glass striking against the cut-work silver plate. Interior of the bowl with scratches from use over nearly 100 years.