Historicism

Vase made of light green uranium glass with gold painting, Fritz Heckert, decor Adolph Heyden

Tall vase made of light blue alabaster glass, Harrach'sche Neuwelt around 1860-70

Peachblow vase with silver and gold painting, Harrach'sche Neuwelt around 1885

Vase made of opal glass with royal blue overlay and gold painting, Russia around 1870

Large crater vase made of slightly gray glass with a demolition, 19th century.

Pair of narrow-necked vases made of marbled opal glass / onyx glass, Loetz around 1880-90

Rare double-handled vase with wild birds, Cristallerie Meistersdorf around 1880

Large vase made of smoky brown glass with opaque enamel painting, France or Bohemia

Decorative handle vase with Egyptian motif, Fritz Heckert, designed by Rade and Thamm, Cairo

Vase made of aquamarine blue glass with applied glass beads, Fritz Heckert, signed

Pair of large vases with filigree brass fittings, Fritz Heckert, draft A. Heyden

Large vase with black solder sepia painting, Fritz Heckert, dev. A. Heyden c. 1887

Bottle vase made of light green glass with Egyptian motifs, F. Heckert around 1898

Pair of purple opal glass vases with opaque enamel painting, Neuwelt or Josephinenhütte

Pair of large milk glass vases with hunting paintings, Harrach'sche Neuwelt around 1870

Large vase made of opaque white glass with blue background and mascarons, New World around 1870

Vase with blue and white ribbons, Josephinenhütte, Ent. Franz Pohl, 2nd half of the 19th century

Handled vase made of light green uranium-containing glass, Zyperglas, Josephinenhütte around 1890

Large handle vase, Cyprus decor, Josephinenhütte around 1881-84

Large flute vase with gold ruby overlay and surrounding snake, Josephinenhütte

30 cm high vase with stone cut decoration and gold painting around 1880-85

Ruby red baluster vase with opaque enamel painting, Bohemia, 2nd half of the 19th century.

Baluster vase made of black glass, wavy edge, Bavarian Forest, late 19th century.

Pair of milk glass baluster vases with parrots, New World around 1860-70