Large Bristol Vase, HP flowers and butterflies This is a large (10" tall x 5" diameter) Bristol Glass vase. Translucent white glass with handpainted flowers, leaves and butterflies, and painted lavender blush at the top. It is not marked, but appears to be quite old. In excellent condition, with no cracks, only some very minor flea bites at top lip.
Manufacturer: Bristol Glass  

Spangle Glass Basket Spangle glass, also known as Vasa Murrhina and sometimes aventurine, has flecks of mica covered with gold, silver, nickel, or copper. Spangle glass is usually cased with a thin layer of clear glass over the multicolored layer. In this case, we have white shading to a rich green, with silver spangles, under a clear glass casing. Twisted handle, deeply crimped edge, believed to be English-made. 8 inches x 10, in mint condition.
Manufacturer: unknown  

Bristol vase, Victorian Bristol vase, 4 inches x 13, three blue grape clusters on white. Some yellowish discoloration on lower section. No logo. A couple of the photos make it look as though the vase leans a bit; that's just my poor photographic skills. The vase stands very upright.
Manufacturer: Bristol  

American Verlys Pine Cone Bowl Smokey Topaz This beautiful Pinecone bowl by Verlys was produced by the American Holophane Co., a division of Holophane France, which produced Verlys glass in that country. This color is called Smokey Topaz, and the bowl has the molded signature in the bottom. It is NOT one of the later Heisey-produced items. It has an etched and polished finish on the outside of the bowl, and the one photo indicates some very minor flea-bites on one "pine needle". A lovely piece in an underrated color.
Manufacturer: Verlys/American Holophane  

Davidson (England) Cloud Glass bowl This Davidson bowl with base is from their Cloud Glass line, in the color known as Tortoiseshell. It is a rolled edge bowl, 5.5 inches x 2, and a stand which is 3.5 inches x 1.25. Davidson made their cloud glass during the 1920's and 1930's. In mint condition, extremely handsome.
Manufacturer: Davidson Glass (England)  

Belleek (Ireland) Ribbon Vase, 6th mark Belleek ribbon vase with pink roses. 4.25 inches by 6. This is the classic ribbon vase with a twist - the original top edge must have cracked and been ground off. Ivory with rose appliques, #B0674, c. 1965-81. Sixth Belleek mark. In excellent condition other than that top lip; no chips or marks despite the highly detailed roses. Priced accordingly.
Manufacturer: Belleek (Ireland)  

Jasperware Lamp by Dudson Brothers, England Greek mythology scene in white Jasperware appliques on pale green. 5/5 inches in diameter, 8 inches from base to neck. Stamped Dudson Brothers, Hanley, England. Has working electrical cord but no shade. Quite rare.
Manufacturer: Dudson Brothers  

Sowerby Amethyst Slag Open Weave Bowl This shallow bowl or dish was made by Sowerby, Ellison Glassworks in England, in the 1880's. It has an open lace edge, and a basket-weave pressed pattern in the center. Made in an amethyst slag, sometimes referred to as "malachite", it is marked on the bottom with the Sowerby peacock trademark, seen in the second and third photos. It is in wonderful condition, with no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Sowerby, Ellison Glassworks