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Please note that this comprehensive pictorial text is written in German. Beautifully illustrated in color and black-and-white, this fascinating book pictures and describes hundreds of primarily French art nouveau and art deco examples of art glass, pottery, and furniture items. Makers include Galle, Muller, Daum Nancy, Legras, Schneider, Richard, Gruber, and many other makers. NANCY 1900: JUGENDSTIL IN LOTHRINGEN: ZWISCHEN HISTORISMUS UND ART DECO: AUSSTELLUNG IM MUNCHNER STADTMUSEUM VOM 28. AUGUST BIS 23. NOVEMBER 1980 Bearbeitet von J.A. Schmoll genannt Eisenwerth und Helga Schmoll genannt Eisenwerth, geb. Hofmann, Verlan Philipp von Zabern, Mainz und Murnau, 1980. Where pictures are worth a thousand words, this book is fascinating in all respects with its many examples of captioned photographs. 642 items are identified of which half are photographed in color and black-and-white. There is also a section on marks. 8.5 in. x 9.2 in. color-imprinted hardback in MINT condition. 454 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International sales are welcome. Please email us for international USPS shipping options and costs.  314 color and black-and-white photographs with identifying captions highlight this early out-of-print book which covers in-depth the makers, marks and types of art glass produced during the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods. GLASS – ART NOUVEAU TO ART DECO by Victor Arwas, Rizzoli International Publications, Inc., NY 1977. 'The development of cameo carving in England heralded an international golden age of glass. Craftsmen, designers and artists vied with each other to create new and beautiful forms and colors, researching new and complex techniques, developing rare skills and achieving extraordinary effects. Art Nouveau and Symbolism provided the artistic foundations for such creators as Galle, the Daum brothers, Tiffany and Loetz to produce consistently new and exciting wares. As artistic movements changed Art deco and Functionalism succeeded as the stylistic vehicles for many new creators.' 'This book is the first to collect and evaluate the considerable amount of valuable research previously carried out on the glass producers of the time. All valuable information on the most important and a large number of lesser known but interesting glassworkers is here carefully weighed and presented, from the English cameo artists of the mid-nineteenth century to those glass designers and glasshouses of France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Bohemia, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden, the united stets and Russia still producing at the outbreak of war in 1939. Wherever individuals or firms survived the war their story has been brought up to date. The historical background and development of each designer and firm is followed by a description of their styles and techniques and an evaluation of their achievement, all profusely illustrated by photographs of their work. The clear and comprehensive presentation of material together with the many superbly reproduced illustrations, the majority of which were commissioned especially for this book, make this an essential reference work invaluable to collectors, as well as for those with a more general interest in the period and its glass. There are 316 illustrations, 104 in full color.' Oversize 9.5 in. x 12.3 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 256 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. Rates vary for shipments outside the contiguous 48 states and for international mailings.  'Written in a clean, simple, direct style THE ART OF FRENCH GLASS is a visual experience, as well as an invaluable reference volume.' 300 illustrations, 118 in full color, and a technical glossary support this expert coverage of the art of French glass. THE ART OF FRENCH GLASS: 1860-1914 by Janine Bloch-Dermant, The Vendome Press, NY and Paris, 1974/1980, translated by Marian Burleigh-Motley. Makers pictured and discussed include Philippe-Joseph Brocard, Auguste Jean, Francois-Eugene Rousseau, Amedee de Caranza, Ernest-Baptiste Leveille, Eugene Michel, lphonse-Georges Reyen, Les Freres Pannier, Emile Galle, Les Freres Daum, Les Freres Muller, Henri Cros, Albert Dammouse, Ringel d’Illzach, Georges Despret, Francois Decorchemont, and others. The outstanding French Art Nouveau artists in glass are discussed here: Eugene Michel, Galle, August and Antonin Daum, and Henri Cros, 'artists who found glass the ideal medium for expressing the spirit of their time…. Their love of craftsmanship, fostered by a guild system that had preserved an ancient and difficult medium, linked them to contemporary science. It also placed them in the vanguard of the Arts and Crafts movement, actually initiated in England by John Ruskin and William Morris, whose goal was to harmonize the useful and the beautiful. In France, the cultural center of 19th-century Europe, all these elements came together in perfect equilibrium to produce the great revival of art glass that occurred from about 1860 to the opening World War I. In this era of unprecedented peace, a steady stream of unique creations in glass—vases, amphora, ewers, ‘boxes,’ and bowls, lamps, reliefs, and sculptures-in-the-round—poured out from the ateliers of Paris and Nancy. Shaped by blowing or molding, even by carving, these wonderful forms are almost always decorated, if not with enamel painting, then with acid etching or wheel engraving, usually into colors in the mass, placed there by ‘laying,’ ‘occlusion’ or ‘applique.’ Richly malleable while hot, then brittle as jewels when cold, the masterpieces of late 19th century French glass are like frozen fire and light, or the infinite meander of Art Nouveau energy suddenly fixed in timeless perfection.' The superb color and black-and-white photographs, in-depth descriptions, and rich narrative combine to make this book an invaluable reference. 9.5 in. x 11.25 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 204 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International sales are welcome. Please email us for international USPS shipping options and costs. ©2003 Buy 3-5 books Get 10% OFF and FREE Shipping within 48US Buy 6 or more books – 20% OFF and FREE Ship within 48US  'By the terms of a secret contract executed between Desire Christian and Galle in the years 1885-1896, Christian agreed to supply Galle in Nancy with artistically designed and decorated glass vases for the French and world market. During the eleven year life of this secret association, thousands of glass objects produced by Christian were attributed to Emile Galle – a belief that has persisted to this day.' THE GLASS OF DESIRE CHRISTIAN – GHOST FOR GALLE by Jules S. Traub, The Art Glass Exchange, Chicago, 1978 First Edition. 68 black-and-white and mostly color plates with complete in-depth descriptions illustrate superb examples of the glass of Desire Christian. The narrative in this book is rich and reviews the intriguing relationship between Desire Christian and Emile Galle and the history of their respective firms (Burgun and Schverer and Galle). 'In Christian’s native town of Meisenthal, "everybody" knows that Christian was the artist and Galle the merchant who sold the art glass under the Galle name.' The investigative research and supporting documentation, and the numerous pictured examples of this glass studied by the author, shed a new light on the art glass of Galle. The information in this book is simply fascinating. If you are a collector, dealer, or historian of French art glass, you will want a copy of this rare and wonderfully illustrated book as a part of your permanent reference library. Oversize 9.25 in. x 12.2 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 143 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003

French Nancy Art Glass Pottery Furniture $129.00

  

Art Nouveau Deco Art Glass Marks Makers $89.00

  

French Art Glass Galle Daum Muller Cros $115.00

  

French Galle Desire Christian Cameo Art $85.00
Beautiful hand painted and gilt blue opaline compote. Painted with birds and flowers and a shell motif border. 19th Century, height 13 1/4 inches, diameter 9 inches.  Given 424 color plates in full color (50 of which are full plate), and an extremely rich text, this book is considered one of the leading references on the subject of turn-of-the-century American and European art glass. ART GLASS NOUVEAU by Ray and Lee Grover. Charles E. Tuttle Co., Vermont, 1967/1968. While every significant type of art glass produced during this period is covered in the succinct text, the exciting galaxy of 424 plates, interspersed throughout the book, were selected not only because of their rare beauty and authenticity, but also to show representative pieces, similar to those that are still available. The complete description of each piece indicates its size, the type of glass used, its identification marks, the names of the designer and/or producer, when known, and its present owner.' Manufacturers include Tiffany, Quezal, Kew Blas, Durand, Nash, Kimball, Libbey, Mt. Washington, Wheeling, C.F. Monroe, Steuben , Srevens & Williams, Thomas Webb & Sons, Woodall, Galle, Val St. Lambert, Moser, Loetz, and many more. Glass types includes amberina, MOP, Burmese, Crown Milano, Royal Flemish, peach blows, coralene, iridescent, millefiore, agate, lava, Alexandrite, aurene, favrile, cameo, spangle, spatter and more. This is a most complete text which makes it a must buy book for the serious collector, dealer, curator, or historian of art glass objects of art. 8.3 in. x 11.75 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 231 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003  12579. Book: Charles Schneider Maitre-Verrier. Verreries Schneider France de 1913 a 1940. Le Louvre Des Antiquaires. September 1984. 129pp. 8vo 9.5x8.5. Very important reference and very hard to obtain. Laminated paper cover. Good.  This unsigned Daum Nancy crystal decanter with the fleur de lis shaped cut stopper would be wonderful in any setting or collection. The unique stopper is pictured on page #152 of the Claude Petry Daum dans les Musees de Nancy book of Daum glass. I’ve seen some with gold edging, but there was no indication that this piece ever had any gold trim. Perhaps one could have purchased it with the gilt or without the gilt. 11 9/16" high. 5 1/4" wide. Ground pontil. The crystal has a beautiful clarity accented by the optic ribbed in the body of the glass and the very extraordinary chiseled or hammered effect on the stopper. Truly magnificant.

French Opaline Compote $0.00

  

Rare Book European American Art Glass No $72.00

  

Charles Schneider Maitre-Verrier $200.00

  

Daum Nancy Decanter $850.00
8513) French attribution, possibly Daum made this beautiful crystal gold decorated and sculpted bud vase. Base makes me think of an iceberg or rock crystal. 5 inches tall; 2.75 x 2.5 inch base; 5/8 inch opening. I have two of which one is perfect $125 and the other has a chip on bottom underside not seen $100.  Daum blue cylindrical vase internally decorated with gold mica inclusions and mottled black splashes of color. 4 3/4" high. 2" diameter. Page 180 Daum by Michel Aveline Editeur 1992 "verre clair fume avec inclusion de feuilles d'or. Decor grave a l'acide et peint a l'or, Vers 1920." Price upon request. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for other great items.  Daum glass rose red cylindrical vase internally decorated with gold mica inclusions and splashes of black glass incased in clear crystal. Truly beautiful at4 3/4" high. 2" diameter. Page 180 Daum by Michel Aveline Editeur 1992 "verre clair fume avec inclusion de feuilles d'or. Decor grave a l'acide et peint a l'or, Vers 1920." Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for other great items. Timeless beauty and great addition to any glass collection. Colour is stunning  Lovely almost patinated gray crystal body with applied amber handles and intaglio cut body and collar. Gold stenciling. French glass Galle or Bohemian Haida glass, what do you think? This glass has that wonderful sensual flowing quality. 4 1/2" high. 5 1/2" diameter. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for other great items.

French Miniature Vase Gold Enamel $125.00

  

Daum Nancy Vase Blue $650.00

  

DAUM ART DECO $1250.00

  

HP FRENCH or BOHIMIAN Vase $475.00
Wonderful hand painted French glass or Bohenium glass crystal glass. Could be Daum or others. Great Art Work. 4 11/16 inches high by 3 inches diameter. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for other great items.   7068 Ornately decorated champagne glass stems St Louis Glass Manufacture France 14k gold overlaid over fine crystal glass with applied teardrop and cut stem. 4.75 inches high and 3.75-inch diameter bowl. $95 each  7063. This Lalique 1973 series plate is 8 3/8 inches in diameter with a ½ inch raised rim height. Original label. Wonderful décor of frosted eagle on back side. $200 each. Obtained from estate of a lady that owned a gift shop in past.  7062 This Lalique 1974 series plate is 8 3/8 inches in diameter with a ½ inch raised rim height. Original label and box. $200 each. Eight available, 7 with boxes. If want all eight the price is $1200. Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a setting for 8 to celebrate a special date in 1974.Obtained from estate of a lady that owned a gift shop in past.

HP Crystal Glass Great Art Glass $650.00

  

St. Louis Glass Champagne Stem $95.00

  

Lalique 1973 series plate $95.00

  

Lalique 1974 series plate $200.00
7061 French opaline hand-painted bevel cut glass insert in its very own art nouveau repousse brass stand.14.5 inches high in stand and 4 3/8 inches in diameter vase. Stand is 5.25 inches diameter base. This original French opaline is very hard to find and is desirable. $750  7039 a Keslinger Antiques PV FRANCE GOBLET - PV France yellow semi opaque wine glass with Steuben style knop in stem. Minute rim chip. 5 1/4" high. 3" diameter bowl. $45  7037 Attributed to France manufacture. Wonderful mold blown cobalt cameo overlaid over clear frosted glass base in grape leaf and vine pattern. $950. Very Lalique style. Definitely old. Unsigned. Frosted surface is of simulated wood barrel ribbing and knothole character. 4 5/8 inch high; 3 3/8 inch diameter top; 2 3/4 inch diameter base.  7030 Attributed to St.Louis –France-these wonderful cut stem hand blown sherbets with 24K gold garland applied stand 3.25 inch high with 3.75-inch diameter bow. 4 available. $75 each.

FRENCH OPALINE ART NOUVEAU $750.00

  

PV France yellow semi opaque wine glass $45.00

  

Lalique Style $950.00

  

St. Louis $75.00
7029 Attributed to St.Louis – France-these wonderful hollow stem panel cut and 24K gold garland trim stand 6 7/8 inch high with 3 7/8 inch diameter bowl. 3 available. $95 each  I believe this is French and might have been a perfume although no stopper. Clear glass cased over a beautiful pastel aqua base color resting on a clear glass base with mica flecks. Mica flecks throughout vase body as well. Broken pontil mark. 6 7/8 inch high; 4.5 inch wide.  Gracefully shaped and very Art Nouveau Acid Cut Back Cameo vase. The frosted rough texture provides excellent contrast to the green with gilt overlay leaf decor. 6 inch diameter largest bulge. 4 inch diameter flared & curved opening. Ground pontil. Mt Joye most probably. C 1920.  118. Yes this is an unsigned Daum Nancy France internally decorated piece. Perhaps it originally had a lid, but it’s beauty is apparent without the lid. Anyone have the lid? Note the delicate floral execution and internal mottling which the Daum brothers were so expert at achieving. 5 ½" wide. 4 1/2inches diameter rim. 4inch diameter base.

St. Louis Goblet $95.00

  

Aqua MICA Vase $235.00

  

Art Nouveau Cameo Vase Mt Joye $475.00

  

Daum Nancy $550.00
Single hand painted glass, French 18th Century signed Grisaille Ht. 6"  PV France yellow semi opaque wine glass with Steuben style knop in stem as previous. 6 1/4 INCH high. 3 INCH diameter bowl. $65  Signed France, could this internally decorated pitcher and glasses appearing to be full of tomato juice have been made by Schnieder? Pitcher 10 3/8 INCH high with top, 7 3/8 INCH high without. 5.5 INCH wide. 3 5/8 INCH base. Glass is 5.5 INCH high. 2.75 INCH diameter wide rim. Pitcher $550. Glasses $125. Each. 4 available. Visit akeslingerantiques.com  1157 Fantastic lalique style mold blown frosted lidded honey pot with molded metal honey bee finial. c.1920-1930 Great quality and detail. 3.75 inch H with lid. Base is 4 inch D and 3 inch H without lid.

Glass $0.00

  

PV FRANCE GOBLET $65.00

  

SCHNIEDER ? $550.00

  

LALIQUE STYLE HONEY POT $475.00
1166.Opaque green classic shaped vase with gilt stars randomly applied to the surface is signed France which usually means manufacture before 1921. 8 7/8 inch H, 4 5/8 inch D rim, 3.5 inch D base. $175  1177.Signed Verlys these bowls with 3 molded pine cone feet have a wonderful frosted finish. 6.25 inches in diameter and 1.75 inches high. Nice finish without scratches, normal wear on base of feet. I cannot state whether these are of French or Heisey manufacture. Glass Signatures Trademarks and Trade Names by Anne Pullin states that some say Verlys without the added France indicates Heisey manufacture while others state that Heisey wares were only marked with paper labels. I do not know if there is any conclusive information either way. These two bowls only have the Verlys script mark on the bottom. No paper labels. $175 EACH  1178.Unsigned Verlys or Lalique STYLE mold blown frosted pansy décor vase. Perhaps this is Heisey unmarked. 5 5/8"H, 5.25"D rim, 2 7/8"D vase. $225  1040 Truly amazing that this tumbler appears like it has been bathed in grape juice. Of course this is due to the rose colored internal decoration with random mini bubbles. Signed France. Schneider might have created these tumblers. 5 5/8 inch H, 2.75 inch D rim, 2 1/8 inch D base. $125. Each.

FRENCH VASE $145.00

  

VERLYS PINE CONE Boul $175.00

  

VERLYS $225.00

  

a Keslinger Antiques FRANCE SCHNIEDER / ? $125.00
1027 A wonderful amethyst enamel highlights this acid cut back perfume attributed to French manufacture. This has the great pattern ground that we typically associate with the Mt. Joye firm. The stopper is missing, but the bottle is beautiful without a stopper and could be a bud vase as well. 8 ¾"H, 1 1/8"opening.  1030 This hand-enameled perfume was probably produced in France. It is signed A. Ducobu and measures 7 1/8"H, 2 38"D base. Missing atomizer ball which all you perfume collectors know can be replaced. $675  877. This iridized red glass with brass end caps lay down perfume measures 4 1/8 inches L & 7/8 inches D. Note the nicely cut flat panels. One crystal inner end stopper missing. $450 akeslingerantiques.com for artglass  Simply beautiful describes this mold blown Lalique STYLE frosted crystal bowl with 9.75 inches Diameter that sits 3.75 inches High. Polished rim and base. Possibly Verlys Rose, but unmarked. $325. akeslingerantiques.com for artglass.

MT JOYE ? FRENCH ACB / ENAMEL $375.00

  

SIGNED A. DUCOBU PERFUME $675.00

  

Iridized Red PERFUME LAY DOWN $450.00

  

Verlys Rose Frosted Crystal BOWL $325.00
Acid etched rectanglar vase with enameled flowers. 6 3/8 inches high, 3 inches wide,2.5 inches deep. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for other great artglass finds.  Signed cameo vase with attached silverplate rim and foot. 5.5 inches high, 8 inches diameter, 5.5 inches diameter rim, 4 inches diameter foot. Lorriane with double cross mark in cameo on side. V S etched in rectangle on bottom with circle of ship in center of rectangle. This cartouche indicates the work of Victor Saglier (silversmith working in Paris c.1890's, whose firm later became Saglier Freres et Cie remaining active until WWII. Note both the silverplate rim and base are impressed with the hallmark V S with the circle of ship in the center of the rectangle. It is thought that acid etched vases like this were ordered from the Daum firm which explains the Cross of Lorraine. The above information was kindly provided by a Belgium gentleman who viewed this item on this site. Glass is a very complicated field of study and I appreciate all the shared information available. This piece is similiar to one by Muller illustrated in Grover's book European Art Glass as well as the vase pictured on page 126 center photo #220C signed with the same V S on bottom and Lorraine signature (Signature #168, page 152 of the French Cameo Glass book by Berniece and Henry Blount) acid etched on side. Interesting the interrelationships of glass houses in late 19th C and early 20th C. Of course similiar relationships in U.S. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for other great artglass items.  Bohemian vase with wonderful landscape decor. This is the softest piece of glass I've ever touched. Attributed to J.E. Schneckendorf born in Rumania, taught sculpture in Bucharest, Budapest and Vienna before studying at the Munich Academy of Applied Arts and experimenting in glass. His technique was to treat glass with metallic oxides to create beautiful iridescent glass. It appears to be similiar to Steuben's glass of silk with the addition of the topaz color the same technique as the semi transparent color. He won several gold metals at various exhibitions for his work. This is rare and beautiful.  258. Internally decorated lilac center bowl with amethyst footed base. Signed A Delatte over Nancy. 3 3/8 INCH high. 13 ¾ INCH diameter. Ground pontil. This is characteristic of his technique of glass vessels with internal patches of random streaked colour with an acid finished surface similiar to works by Daum and Muller Freses. $850. visit http://akeslingerantiques.com

Acid Etched Enameled Vase C. 1910 $850.00

  

FRENCH CAMEO art glass VASE $1500.00

  

BOHEMIAN VASE by Schneckendorf $2500.00

  

DELATTE Art Glass BOUL 13 INCH DIAMETER $850.00
264. Signed G de Fleure pitcher. Green shading to orange. 7" high. 7" diameter. Many of you know that this is one of only 3 models of art glass that this man created. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com  Legras signed yellow mottled with orange shading to internally decorated blue upper section. This vase has peacocks enameled on exterior surface. 5.5" high. 8.5" diameter bottom. 4 7/8" diameter rim. $1,750.  Legras (signed Leg)externally decorated vase with enameled winter scene of 2 lugers going downhill. 10.5 INCH high. 5 INCH diameter. 4.25 INCH diameter rim. $900.00  Delicate green cased over white glass box with gold top surface with black silhouette style scene. 4.5 INCH high. 4.75 INCH diameter. C 1920 $275.

GEORGES de FEURE PITCHER 7 INCH HIGH $975.00

  

LEGRAS VASE 5. 5 INCH $1550.00

  

LEGRAS VASE 10. 5 INCH $900.00

  

Black silhouette ART DECO GLASS BOX $275.00
Lovely orange enameling applied to this sparkling crystal vase. 10 INCH high. 5.5 INCH rim diameter. 5 1/8 INCH diameter base. $350. akeslingerantiques.com  233. Signed France, could this internally decorated pitcher and glasses appearing to be full of tomato juice have been made by Schnieder? Information welcomed on origin. Pitcher 10 3/8" high with top, 7 3/8" high without. 5 ½" wide. 3 5/8" base. Glass is 5 ½" high. 2 ¾" diameter wide rim. Pitcher $550. Glasses $125. Each. 4 available.  118. Yes this is an unsigned Daum internally decorated piece. Perhaps it originally had a lid, but it’s beauty is apparent without the lid. Anyone have the lid? Note the delicate floral execution and internal mottling which the Daum brothers were so expert at achieving. 5 ½ inch wide. 4 1/2 inch diameter rim. 4 inch diameter base.   Perhaps 2 pieces of a desk or dresser set. Elegant accent metal trim. Although the tall piece was probably a lighter it would make a great ring holder with the lighter insert removed. Art Deco period. 6" high. 2 3/8" diameter to the lighter. Open bowl 1 15/16" high. 3 3/4" diameter. $225. Each x 2

CRYSTAL VASE WITH ORANGE ENAMEL FLORALS $350.00

  

FRENCH TOMATO JUICE GLASS $125.00

  

DAUM $725.00

  

OPALESCENT GLASS DESK SET $450.00
Sorry I don’t know who made this beautiful compote. Truly I think this is one of the most exquisite compotes I have ever seen. Delicate pink with flowing ruffled edges accented with deep rose trim and decoration. Ground pontil. French maybe, or Bohemian perhaps? Does it really matter? Do you buy quality or signature? This is an excellant example of art nouveau at its best. 6 1/4" high. 5 5/8" diameter flared bowl. 3 1/4" foot.   This unsigned Daum Nancy crystal decanter with the fleur de lis shaped cut stopper would be wonderful in any setting or collection. The unique stopper is pictured on page #152 of the Claude Petry Daum dans les Musees de Nancy book of Daum glass. I’ve seen some with gold edging, but there was no indication that this piece ever had any gold trim. Perhaps one could have purchased it with the gilt or without the gilt. 11 9/16 INCH high. 5 1/4 INCH wide. Ground pontil. The crystal has a beautiful clarity accented by the optic ribbed in the body of the glass and the very extraordinary chiseled or hammered effect on the stopper. Truly magnificant.   This crystal vase decorated with gold enameling beautifully illustrates the malleable properties of glass and appears radiant in its elegance. 6 5/16 INCH high. 5 1/4 INCH diameter center. 4 3/8 INCH diameter opening. Ground pontil. The Lagerbergs attributed a similar piece to Julius Barbe in England employed at Webb c. 1900, but it could be French. Daum Nancy made use of this technique as well. This is referred to as classic elegance.$350.  Signed Cristal with Cross of Lorraine symbol then Cristal of Nancy France. 4 1/2 inch high by 1 7/8 inch diameter. Stopper 1 3/4 inch long. Art Deco bottle for sure with graceful melon ribbing and the classical gold banding. Visit akeslingerantiques.com

SATIN GLASS COMPOTE $750.00

  

DAUM Nancy ATTRIBUTION $850.00

  

CRYSTAL VASE $350.00

  

Cristal of Nancy France $650.00
Wonderful hand painted French glass or Bohenium glass crystal glass. 4 11/16 inches high by 3 inches diameter. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for other great items.  Daum glass rose red cylindrical vase internally decorated with gold mica inclusions and splashes of black glass incased in clear crystal. Truly beautiful at4 3/4 inches high. 2 inches diameter. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for other great items.  Rare and early Daum hand painted scene on this vase with a crack and missing corner. This glass in internally decorated to create multiple sky effects in differing light conditions. These pieces date to 1892. I rescued this piece from a dealer that was going to have it ground off. Museums proudly display these beautiful but damaged pieces. 7" high. 3 7/8" wide. 2 7/8" deep. The bottom is oval in shape. Price by e-mail request. Visit http://akeslingerantiques.com for other great pieces of artglass.  Satin finish on this Art Nouveau vase with applied handles and appropriate enameled decoration. 4 1/8 inch high. 3 9/16 inch top edge. 5 1/4 inch wide. 3 1/4 inch base. No pontil. c.1920 Mt Joye perhaps? akeslingerantiques.com for artglass.

Daum ? HAND PAINTED GLASS $650.00

  

DAUM VASE $750.00

  

DAUM VASE $150.00

  

Green Satin Hand Painted ART NOUVEAU VAS $395.00
What a lovely green cut to clear and frosted vase. French I believe. Mt Joye perhaps. 3 1/2" high. 3 7/8" flared opening. Ground pontil. $650. akeslingerantiques.com for artglass   

Acid Cut Back ACB VASE $450.00

   


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