GLASSIES: Can anyone tell me if these are Lalique?

Any help identifying the maker of these pieces would be greatly appreciated!

 

If they are unsigned they are not Lalique. I'm also not sure the craftsmanship is there for Lalique pieces. You wouldn't see the rough bottom of the virgin statue on a Lalique piece, and the glass on the non-etched surface of the polynesian vase is not brilliant enough.
Don

 

Thank you!

 

Not Lalique, I agree. Quite probably French though.

 

Does anyone have an idea of who might have made these?

 

Check out Desna Glass for the Madonna.

 

You can try a search like this to get makers' names:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...osted+glass+-(lalique)&LH_TitleDesc=0&_ipg=50

 

Don't know how accurate, especially with their asking price, but they say Czech on the vase

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Large-D...250873?hash=item4d74def639:g:ukQAAOSwjjpbE7Jp

 

So I tape Antiques Roadshow because I don't have time to watch them. Go back when I can, sometimes months later. In this case the show was from New Orleans and was taped Jan. 29th.

Not a featured item, but at the tables where they give quick what is it and price.

They had a Madonna very similar to yours, except the base on theirs was frosted. They id'd it as Fostoria with a $20-30 value.
I have no idea if that is correct.