Featured Glassies, here's the others: enameled glasses and a spill(?) vase.

I'm digging through a tub of glass that's been sitting waiting to be ID'd, washed and priced.
First is 2 little glasses with enameled flowers, gold rims and flattened prunts around the base.

3 1/2" tall, 3" diameter at the top.

Then there is this vessel resting on a bird, a vase, planter, beats me. 6" tall, 3 1/2" in diameter.


Any and all assistance greatly appreciated!

Linda

 

LOVE the glasses ! Id guess Bohemian,maybe Italian ?

 

Glasses are absolutely bohemian.

Vase might be Brockwitz or Walther. I’ll have a think.

 

dove vase originally by Canton c1908 and reproduced by Guernsey and also Mosser

Pattern Details - DOVE VASE (AKA)

example of Guernsey's "B" mark

 

Could the first ones be antique Firing Glasses? Many had a large, heavy foot. Yours seems to have a heavy bottom. It's gorgeous.

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/192671

 

A dove vase! Excellent, many thanks @TallCakes.
The bases on the glasses are not thick or particularly heavy. It looks like the ruffle at the bottom was added around the base but not creating additional thickness. That's a very awkward description but I don't know how else to say it. In essence, they aren't particularly heavy.

Thanks everyone!

Linda

 

Two more beauties! That first one is wild. Never seen anything like it!

 

Beautiful pieces!

 

One additional query: the glasses are juice size but far too fancy to call them juice. What should I call them?

Linda

 

It’s a rigaree frill and they’re probably schnapps.

 

Schnapps! They'll sell well here in Wisconsin!

 

I've looked closely at the Dove, no "B" mark. I'm going to put my money on Mosser l. No evidence of any wear to speak of (even the beak is perfect) so unlikely it was made in 1908.

Linda

 

Hello everyone. Late last night I fell down a rabbithole researching Bohemian glass looking for the 2 little tumblers. The closest I came was Harrach or Heckert but found nothing with prunts like these. Then doing another image search discovered this German auction on Invaluable.


Translation was Historicism (historical?) Cabbage stem. It did not sell. I'm back at square one, German glass?

Linda

 

Could it be Moser ?

 

I can't find anything attributed to Moser that looks like mine. I did find Roemer shapes with a Heckert signature with the same rigaree frill on the bottom and prunts that are very close to the shape on mine. They are said to be 16th century, these are definitely not!
Fell down another rabbit-hole in a Kralik website last night.... mouth watering!

Linda

 

Found it historismus refers to historical reproduction. A search for historismus glass brings up mostly Heckert.

Me

Edit: Revival, not reproduction.

 

More: the prunts around the bottom are called Krautstrunk or Cabbage Stalk. The Glass Dictionary says historismus glass is 19th century, these are in such perfect condition in not sure I could support that.
Edit: the shape is called a beaker!

Still digging.

 

It wouldn’t surprise me at all if it’s that old.

 

Oh, look what I found!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2560873204...9qxx3HKQKe&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

How they arrived at Theresienthal I don't know but at least this gives me a ballpark price!

Linda