Ribbons of colored glass flow beneath the surface of these vases, evoking a fantasy landscape. Shown in Red/Black/White. Largest Dimension: 9". Available in:  More »

Ribbons of colored glass flow beneath the surface of these vases, evoking a fantasy landscape. Shown in Red/Black/White. Largest Dimension: 9". Available in: Amber/Black/White, Blue/Green and Red/Black/White. The Rosetree Glass Studio was founded in 1993 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Every piece is individually hand-crafted with its own unique character.   « Less

Add to your own collection or delight someone with a free-blown glass perfume bottle like no other. Created in a variety of styles and colors either bold or subtle, they are  More »

Add to your own collection or delight someone with a free-blown glass perfume bottle like no other. Created in a variety of styles and colors either bold or subtle, they are certain to please. Shown in Gold. Largest Dimension: 4.5". Available in: Amethyst, Blue, Cool Mix, Gold, Green, Hot Mix, Mardi Gras, Pink, Red, Salmon, Spring Mix, and White. The Rosetree Glass Studio was founded in 1993 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Every piece is individually hand-crafted with its own unique character.   « Less

Exquisite antique centerpiece with a large cased glass bowl elaborately hand painted in a wonderful pattern of flowers, flower sprays and ribbons. The top 1" of the bowl is a  More »

Exquisite antique centerpiece with a large cased glass bowl elaborately hand painted in a wonderful pattern of flowers, flower sprays and ribbons. The top 1" of the bowl is a clear green glass; the rest of the bowl is cased on the outside with a translucent white glass. The bowl has a polished pontil. It is not marked. Probably American. Circa late 1800's. The silverplate holder or basket features a young woman in a flowing dress. There is a circular mark on the base. Inside the circle are the words Barbour Silver Co. - Quadruple -and in the middle is the word - Silver. Underneath the mark is the number 264. Barbour Silver Co. was in business from 1892-1898. Size: bowl is 12" in diameter; bowl in stand is appx. 15" high Condition: Bowl - excellent - just a tiny open bubble in bottom of bowl -see 3rd pic; Silver holder - there is some wear to the silver on the dress; 2 teensy holes in a fold on the dress; toes on back foot are separating a little from the base; teensy ding in base Original Manufacturers Flaws: bowl has tiny bubbles; bowl rocks a little in silver holder; silver holder canted forward so there is about a 1/2" difference in height from the front of the holder to the back Offered by All Antique Glass.com - http://www.allantiqueglass.com/   « Less

Baccarat Crystal is a manufacturer of fine crystal glassware located in Baccarat, France. The company owns two museums: the Musée Baccarat in Baccarat,  More »

Baccarat Crystal is a manufacturer of fine crystal glassware located in Baccarat, France. The company owns two museums: the Musée Baccarat in Baccarat, Meurthe-et-Moselle and the Galerie-Musée Baccarat, on the Place des États-Unis in Paris. Groupe du Louvre is the majority shareholder of the company. In 1764 King Louis XV of France gave permission to found a glassworks in the town of Baccarat in the Lorraine region in eastern France to Prince Bishop Cardinal Louis-Joseph de Laval-Montmorency (1761—1802). Production consisted of window panes, mirrors and stemware until 1816 when the first crystal oven went into operation. By that time over 3000 workers were employed at the site. Baccarat received its first royal commission in 1823. This began a lengthy line of commissions for royalty and heads of state throughout the world. Here we have the Baccarat Crystal Tiger, signed in the base with the white stamp. This is 5.50 inches long and 2.25 inches tall in mint condition and with NO box.   « Less

The beginnings of glass making in Ireland are lost in the mists of time but there is sufficient archaeological evidence to show that, from the early Iron Age, glass was  More »

The beginnings of glass making in Ireland are lost in the mists of time but there is sufficient archaeological evidence to show that, from the early Iron Age, glass was regarded with respect. Indeed, medieval documents can prove glass making existed in Ireland back in the middle 13th century However, the Waterford Crystal story started to blossom in 1783 when two brothers, George and William Penrose, founded their crystal manufacturing business in the busy port of Waterford. They were important developers and the city’s principal exporters. The development, they told the Irish Parliament, cost £10,000 — a great deal of money in the 18th century. They employed 50 to 70 people, led by a fellow Quaker, John Hill, from Stourbridge in England, and succeeded in producing crystal with a purity of color unmatched in Ireland or England. Merchant ships sailed regularly from the port of Waterford with cargoes of crystal bound for Spain, the West Indies, New York, New England and Newfoundland. But less than 100 years later the initial company failed due to lack of capital and excessive taxation. In what seems a remarkably short time, Waterford Crystal acquired an unequaled reputation that has transcended the intervening centuries. Another century passed before the enterprise was revived. In 1947, while Europe was still in ruins after the Second World War, a small glass factory was set up in Waterford just 1½ miles from the site of the original glass factory. Waterford Crystal today has very strong links with its illustrious predecessor. There is today the same dedication to the purity of color, to the same design inspiration and to the same pursuit of highest quality levels possible. The traditional cutting patterns made famous by the artisans of Waterford became the design basis for the growing product range of the new company. Waterford Crystal, today, is the leading brand of premium crystal. Its products — superb handcrafted crystal stemware, giftware and lighting ware — are designed and manufactured to the highest standards. Here we are honored to offer Vintage Waterford Crystal Limited Edition World Glode, closed Edition, made in IRELAND of a closed and retired edition of only 200, 12" tall and 22" in diameter and in great condition. Signed with WATERFORD WITH THE SEAHORSE ONLY. No COA. There are NO visible damages or repairs, without the original box. This is no longer produced in Ireland OR anywhere else. These from the Master Cutters Works, are becoming very rare on the open market.   « Less

Here we have a Vintage Retired Large “Waterford lead Crystal Lion” MADE IN IRELAND AND WITH THE WHITE STAMP. This rare work Measures 5” high and 7”.  More »

Here we have a Vintage Retired Large “Waterford lead Crystal Lion” MADE IN IRELAND AND WITH THE WHITE STAMP. This rare work Measures 5” high and 7”. Made in Ireland with the white etched signature and manufactured in the 1990’s. It is in mint condition, no damage or repair.   « Less

A “Vintage Waterford Crystal Apprentice Bowl” Manufactured by hand in the 1970’s. This work measures 3.50 inches high and 8 inches diameter. It is in  More »

A “Vintage Waterford Crystal Apprentice Bowl” Manufactured by hand in the 1970’s. This work measures 3.50 inches high and 8 inches diameter. It is in good condition, TWO minute flea bites on the inner rim (difficult to find and see). This is rare in the Tramore pattern and NO longer in production!   « Less

“Waterford Desk Set.” The work measures 1.25 Inches tall and 10.50 inches long and in 3.50 wide, signed in each piece, sitting in a dark wood stand. Original box  More »

“Waterford Desk Set.” The work measures 1.25 Inches tall and 10.50 inches long and in 3.50 wide, signed in each piece, sitting in a dark wood stand. Original box NOT included. This is of Irish Manufacture and in good condition with original Pen that needs refills.   « Less

This great Vintage Early Waterford Pair of Candlesticks measuring 8.25 inches tall; stamped with the white “WATERFORD” ONLY. These are in good condition, circa  More »

This great Vintage Early Waterford Pair of Candlesticks measuring 8.25 inches tall; stamped with the white “WATERFORD” ONLY. These are in good condition, circa 1980's.   « Less

This great Wedgwood-Waterford Crystal Obelisk measures 5.50 inches high and 2.25 inches square at the base. Stamped with the white stamp “WATERFORD” and  More »

This great Wedgwood-Waterford Crystal Obelisk measures 5.50 inches high and 2.25 inches square at the base. Stamped with the white stamp “WATERFORD” and “IRELAND”. The Wedgwood Jasper ware medallion of "Joshua Wedgwood" measures 1.25 inches. This is in good condition   « Less