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mcranberry
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This is a water pitcher made by the Moser Glass Company, circa 1920. It is pure cranberry, not flashed. It has a large polished pontil. The crackling is extremely fine. large hand applied crystal handle. The handle was put on with a lot of care, straight, even, no heat checks. the entire pitcher has no damage. Cranberry is a very hard-to-come-by color, especially in crackle glass. The pitcher is 7 1/2" tall and the bulbous body is about 6" across.
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mos1183
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Moser Crackle Glass Oil Lamp with Scenery. Circa late 1800's to turn-of-the-century. This is an unsigned Moser. There are three different colored seaweed pictures in Pink, brown and yellow. All enamel work in tact. There is no damage to the glass or the brass fittings. It is missing the clear chimney, but this can be easily found and is not the important part of this piece. The glass is approx. 3 3/4" tall and 4" across at its widest, at the bottom. The glass is a nice amber color.
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820flask
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Bohemian Crackle Glass Flask that is circa 1890's. The maker is either Moser or Fritz Heckert. The flask is 6" long and 3 1/2" across at its widest. The flask is absolutely perfect in every detail. The hand enameling is exquisite and extremely colorful. The crackle is very fine. The flask still has its original corking and the stopper is also enameled with a very nice pattern of blue and white. THIS FLASK ALSO FLUOURESCES UNDER BLACK LIGHT A COPPER BLUE/GREEN. Extremely rare find. I can say this with almost certainty, "You will not come across another like it".
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