Featured Bohemian glass lot Moser Tiffany St Louis and ????

So to my earlier post I drove an hour and glad I did. 70+ stems for $3 each, bought them all... Any help IDing much appreciated
Thanks Steve

 

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omg - every one of them is a treasure - the purple flower green stem one is Theresienthal - the gold one is probably tiffany favrille - the teal and pink ones are acid cut back CAMEO glass - probably St Louis - the last one is Salviati decorated by Moser - the one pictured in the 8th and 9th picture is SPECTACULAR - gravic cut - it could be Stevens Williams by the hand of Fredrick Carder of Steuben fame - what ever it is it is yummy! congrats on such awesome finds!@#!

 

Wow! I'd say you done good!

 

@Sdcookie2, WOWZER, DID YOU HIT THE JACKPOT !!!! A lot of those are simply GORGEOUS!!!! Congrats!!!!

 

Here is a confirmed Tiffany Favrille cordial I sold back in 2010.



I thought I had gotten the ID on this forum but it must have been on the old eBay forums.

Unfortunately, I did not save the photo of the siggie on the bottom.

Maybe you could compare the shape to your cordial. Also, I just Googled Tiffany Favrille cordial & there are lots of examples there for comparison.

BTW I would have jumped on that deal in a heartbeat.

You did very well in MHO.

 

Thank you Rclinftl that was a great help,.posted a few more photos

 

Not my collecting area but ohm'gosh I think you scored!

It says L.C.T. Favrile on the bottom. No idea if it's a real siggie, and complicating things people have put fake signatures on real Tiffany glass.

 

Steve-You hit the Tut's Tomb of goblets.We don't want any specifics but just generalities-Craigslist,Relative,Newspaper,etc ?
The 'back story' is always fun.
Were You a glass/goblet enthusiast before this treasure trove ?
PS-Theses Antique Roadshow stories just keep cropping-up here,and many aren't pro Dealer occurrences,just extraordinary turns of fate !

 

Just cruising Facebook marketplace and this popped up. I try to look on MP at least twice a day. Mostly it is a waste of time. I recognized the glasses looked pretty good. I was hoping a few were American Brilliant but not. Then I shot a post here to see what the general feeling was. The guy had a heck of a Royal Doulton Motoring collection but was filled with some idea it was more valuable than it really is. I pulled some other good things from the pick. It was a good day.

 

One funny thing mentioning Antiques Roadshow. One of the glass appraisers Kathy Bailey from the ARS is a good friend of mine. Unfortunately trying to get a hold of her is hit and miss.

 

FB Mkt Place-dang,now that I don't punch a time clock seems like more fun than cleaning the litter box or mowing the lawn.
It's really strange how people can have a blind spot for exquisite art glass & go bonkers over Doulton or Hummel.
Thanks for the tip-now get back to work pricing that trove !
PS-I think Kathy B might cr*% when (if ) you tell her how much you paid for that lot.

 

the amber stem with enamel and the 2 green stems with enamel are all very likely Theresienthal - these are all very early stems so the likelihood of the Tiffany being a reproduction is almost null - I am confident it is real....

 

here is a pretty close match to the goblet I suggested was Stevens & Williams / Fredrick Carder -

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Instant collection........great price......... way to go !!!

 

Congrats on some wonderful finds. Enjoy.

 

SCORE!

 

I wonder where the Facebook seller got this huge collection-they obviously didn't know what it was,inherited ?

 

And congrats to whoever built the collection in the first place.