Stanislav Libensky Attributed Swirl Design Art Glass Sculptural Vase

A Seguso designed Italian art glass vase. Cobalt blue with red and white pattern details. Signed: Archimede Seguso Murano.

Murano Art Glass Vase with Swirl Designs, Workshops of Murano Art Glass Vase A beautiful Murano art glass flower vase with swirl motifs. The brown, white, black and orange colors o...

Aqua blue swirl glass vase. American vintage mid-century vase of hand blown swirling glass form in aqua blue clear glass. United States, Mid 20th cent...

A beautiful art deco flashed cranberry flower vase. Created from art glass, this vase is round and features pink and white swirls in a peppermint pattern. The top of the vase has sca...

A Modern style dark pink, red raspberry signed art glass vase with a coiled black and white serpent snake design down center, circa late-20th century, E...

Beautiful vase in swirl Titania glass and overlay silver, This is a rare antique vase.

Murano glass cup vase yellow black 1989 Mendini attributed Italian design. Signed.

A fine Mid-Century Modern art glass vase. Attributed to Gullaskruf. Simply a great vase! Date: Mid-20th Century Overall Condition: It is in overall good, as-pictured, u...

A beautiful, tall and substantial abstract clear and white opaline art glass vase with a slight iridescence, Postmodern design, circa late-20th century. Center 'ball' area has an abstract design of clear and twisted white art glass. Very good condition as shown in images and video. No chips noted. Dimensions: 4.25" diameter x 15" height. For black and white handkerchief...

A white, blue and orange variegated tall art glass vase perfect as a center piece on a dining or side table. French Art Deco transition period, attributed to Schneider Glassworks. White background with beautiful blue and orange swirl motifs. Measures: Height 13 1/2 inches Diameter 4 1/2 inches Condition: Perfect vintage condition, no cracks or chips. The Schneider Glassworks (Verreries Schneider), established by brothers Charles and Ernest Schneider in Epinay-sur-Seine, France, in 1917, was among the leading producers of Fine Art glass between the two world wars, creating exuberantly colorful vessels...