Liqueur Glass

3 stem glasses/ liqueur glasses with gold ruby ​​& copper ruby ​​overlay, Bohemia around 1910

2 stem glasses/ liqueur glasses with gold ruby ​​overlay and gold line decoration, Bohemia around 1910

Stem glass with cobalt blue overlay and decorative cut decoration, Silesia or Bohemia

Stem glass with pink overlay and decorative cut decoration, Silesia or Bohemia

Stem glass / liqueur glass with gold and enamel painting, Silesia or Bohemia around 1900

Liqueur glass with surrounding decorative band in noble black and polished gold painting

4 liqueur goblets with different colored overlay, Nachtmann, Traube series.

4 shot glasses with uranium-containing cup, Germany or Bohemia around 1900

4 aperitif glasses with white dot decoration, France or Bohemia around 1930

Pair of stemmed glasses made of cobalt blue glass with silver and gold painting, Russia

Stem glass with pink overlay and decorative cut decoration, Bohemia around 1900

Stem glass with floral black enamel & gold painting, Bohemia around 1900

2 shot glasses with tin enamel overlay and red inner rim, Bohemia around 1930

1 of 2. Stem glass with purple overlay and 8-fold cut, Russia around 1900

Pair of stem glasses with pink overlay and decorative cut, Villeroy & Boch around 1910-15.

Pair of liqueur glasses with optical ribbed cup, Meyr's Neffe around 1900

3 liqueur goblets with elaborate cut and grinding decoration, VSL or Josephinenhütte

4 ruby ​​red shot glasses with enamel painting, Bohemia, mid-19th century.

3 liqueur glasses with tear-off, ruby ​​red glazed, with decorative cut decoration, Bohemia, 19th century.

Pair of liqueur glasses with copper ruby ​​overlay and decorative cut decoration, Bohemia around 1920-30

Stem glass with green transparent enamel painting, F. Heckert, duck. Sütterlin around 1905

Stem glass made of colorless glass with copper ruby ​​underlay, Bavarian Forest around 1900.

Liqueur glass made of colorless crystal glass with peel cut and copper ruby overlay

Liqueur glass with green overlay & decorative cut decoration, Baccarat around 1905, restored

Stem glass with magenta overlay & decorative cut decoration, Cristallerie Baccarat around 1905

Liqueur glass with china green overlay, France or Belgium around 1910-15.

Liqueur glass with orange-red overlay, Villeroy & Boch around 1910-15.

1st of 2 liqueur glasses with gold and enamel painting, Bavarian Forest or Bohemia around 1900

Liqueur glass with spherical bowl, Bavarian Forest around 1905-10

Stem glass with ornamental cut decoration, Benedikt von Poschinger around 1910

Stem glass with transparent painting, baluster shaft with air bubble, Theresienthal

Stem glass with square plinth and silhouette silhouette around 1910

Stem glass / liqueur glass with pierced air bubble & ruby red overlay, V&B

Liqueur glass with a conical cup, olive green shaft, Bakalowits around 1902

Liqueur glass with curved, optically ribbed green bowl, Bakalowits around 1902

Liqueur glass with spherical bowl and blue overlay, Bavarian Forest

1 of 2. Liqueur glass with spherical cup and blue overlay, Bavarian Forest

Liqueur glass made of colorless crystal glass with overlay, Theresienthal, Hansa series

Liqueur glass made of colorless crystal glass with overlay, Theresienthal, Hansa series

Liqueur glass made of colorless glass with a yellow-green bowl, Bohemia around 1905

4 stem glasses with different colored bowls and peeled shafts.

4 liqueur glasses with colored overlay and decorative cut, St Louis Massenet around 1930

Rare stem glass with green overlay and decorative cut, Villeroy & Boch

Rare stem glass with blue overlay and decorative cut, Villeroy & Boch

5 cased liqueur glasses, Alexander Pfohl, Josephinenhütte around 1919

Purple overlay liqueur Roman, Josephinenhütte, designed by Prof. S. Haertel, 1920

Liqueur Roman with green overlay, Josephinenhütte, designed by Prof. S. Haertel, 1920

3 liqueur glasses with overlay, Josephinenhütte, Diva collection around 1929

Stem glass with polished fantasy matt cut, Kristian Klepsch

4 liqueur shot glasses made of light blue, multi-faceted glass, Czechoslovakia

3 liqueur glasses with transparent and gold painting, Julius Mühlhaus in Haida