GLASS

A superb French signed Le Verre Français cameo vase c1925. This pattern was known as chardon and was produced from 1925 to 1927. Beautiful orange and eggplant polished highlights on a matt grey base.

A La Verre Francais cameo vase c1925. This company specialised in this sort of wheel cut glass in strong colours. This is a fabulous piece of great shape and great oranges and scarlets.

A Louis Comfort Tiffany Favrille vase c1910. Favrille was perhaps the most famous finish developed by the still famous Tiffany & Co. This piece is in great condition and has a gilt bronze and enamel base.

A Tiffany & Co Favrile salt c1890. A beautiful small example of Tiffany's work and it is illustrated in their catalogue of the time as a "salt dish".

La Verre Francais cameo vase c1930. A fine example of this companies work with a wonderfully symetrical Art Deco floral decoration.

A signed Le Verre Français cameo vase c1925. This piece had a limited production run and shows poppys cut into the three colour body of the vase.

A beautifully cut Muller Frères cameo vase c1910. Like many other decorative glass companies in France Muller didn't survive the first world war, continuing until 1933 making only commercial lighting.

A fine tall Daum cameo vase c1905. A fine piece by this famous art glass company. The elegant design is of cow slips and leaves.

Set of six champagne flutes c1890. These French glasses are handsome and robust and work well with the set of rummers following.

A set of six French rummers c1850. Very handsome robust glasses these were made for taverns and public houses and feel wonderful in the hand.