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A rare to find set of six finger bowls dating to the 1890s designed by Harry Powell - pattern 834

Five are in absolutely perfect, mint condition, one has a tiny nick to the underside (approx 3mm), just on the edge of the polished pontil mark (as shown).

Beautiful pressed glass bowl by Czech glass factory owner Josef Rindskopf from the Art Deco period.  Fabulous fan shape with star to the base.

In excellent condition, no chips or cracks.

Measures 9 3/8 inches maximum diametre.

Stunning piece of Swedish art glass, dating from approx the 1970s.  Unmarked, but identical to another Bjorkshult jug I have in amethyst.  Waisted design with gathered lip to the top.  Polished pontil mark to base.

Measures 6 7/8 inches high, and diametre of 4 4/8 inches to bottom.

This is a stunning modernist vase, which I believe to be Scandinavian in origin, though have not found a definate identification.

The glas is a very thick flint glass, with a heavy base, with an etched/sandblasted upper body.  In excellent condition with not a chip or crack to it, though a little minor wear to base commesurate with age.

The vase is 9 inches high, and the base itself is around 1 1/2 inches.  Width to the top is 4 1/2 inches.

The lamshade is in a colourless glass, with fabulous retro amber glass overlay.  It is a genuine vintage shade, NOT a modern reproduction.

Measures 4.5 inches high, max diametre of 6 inches, and opening to top is 1.5 inches. 

Two shades are in excellent condition, with a couple of tiny fleabites to the inside of the top opening.  The further four have part of the applied detailing missing (still look great displayed) - let me know which you'd like as I am happy to take an offer on the lot, or reduced prices for the four with damage.