Hand blown blue glass Cat pitcher/decanter. The cat's head is a loose fitting stopper with applied ears, eyes nose and whiskers. The base has poring spout and applied legs (with paws) and tail that also forms the handle. The base has a pontil scar (partially ground). Probably Italian in origin despite similarities to West Virginian glass.

Vintage 1950s Orrefors glass lamp designed by Carl Fagerlund (at Orrefors from 1946 to 1980). Super thick cranberry color cased in clear. Etch signed base "Orrefors R81321" with remains of paper label. Appears to have been re-wired with a long electrical cord but retains original brass fittings.

Orrefors red somerso vase. Retains original Orrefors Sweden label. Base is etch signed Orrefors 73632-112

This is the largest of the three pitchers in the rare (only made for one year) 1960 Rialto series designed for Blenko by Wayne Husted. This pitcher (model 5-TO) is 17-ins tall (the 6-TO and 7-TO were 14-ins and 9.5-ins tall respectively). The base has a very faint sandblasted Blenko etching (performed in 1959 and 1960). The body of the pitcher is clear with an area of white opalescence and a ruby red handle.

Husted for Blenko 1957 designed floor vase in Jonquil yellow (1959-1964) but produced prior to 1962.

Joel Myers for Blenko 1965 designed bulbous 6533 decanter (only produced for two years) in Blenko blue "Teal"

Elegant 6528s flame stoppered footed decanter designed in 1965 for Blenko by Joel Myers in. Only produced for four years this one in Tangerine.

Green mushroom in it's largest size by Viking (WV). This one in green with unusual controlled? Bubble in the stalk.

Blenko 7118 decanter in wheat designed 1971 by John Nikerson. This one with the foil hand label.

Paul Kedelv for Flygsfors Glasbruket (Sweden) butterfly vase. Tall three color vase (crystal cased over white and purple) from the Coquille series - base is fully inscribed "Flygsfors Coquille" and dated 1958

Purple Timo Sarpaneva for Iittala glass (Finland). I-series Bird Bottle originally designed in 1956. Base is etch signed Timo Sarpaneva - 2501 and also retains majority of Iittala label.

Small Cendese geode bowl. Red interior contrasting with very light blue exterior and ground flat top.

Giant vintage hand blown ball stoppered decanter. Most likely Italian in origin. This one in a light violet color.

Very heavy (9-lbs 2.5-oz.) Kosta faceted bowl of clear crystal containing three somerso layers of red yellow and light blue. Base is crudely etch signed "Kosta L-677-V" likely fake and more likely to be an Italian Murano piece. Believed to be from the 70s.

Wayne Husted for Blenko 1959 design 5929 s "Chess Piece" decanter in Aqua. From the first year of production with Blenko etched base (1958 & 1959) in gorgeous Aqua that was only produced for a single year (1959). Beautifully made with well centered stopper. Super clean example with no stains or water marks.

Rare Blenko #5828 designed 1958 by Wayne Husted in Charcoal with crystal stopper and pulled spout. Sandblasted signature.

Curvy Wayne Husted 1959 5922s designed decanter for Blenko. This one in Jonquil yellow with the larger hollow version of the stopper and sandblasted Blenko signature indicating it is from the first year of production 1959.

Michael Bang for Kastrup Holmegaard bottle vase (almost identical to the clear glass Otto Brauer design). This one in perfect cased white.

Small Per Lutken for Holmegaard (Denmark) heat shaped vase. Etched base, company name PL initials and dated 1957.

Large Blenko #971L fish in desirable Ruby red (either pre-1958 or 1984/1985).

Fully labeled hand made mold blown blue Italian lidded vase/jar by Peedee (PD).

Large Blenko fish in deep "Honey" dating it to between 1966 and 1968.

Large Wayne Husted designed for Blenko (1957) 5717 floor vase in tangerine.

Large bulbous blue bodied decanter on crystal pedestal base with crystal stopper. American or Italian?

Giant vintage hand blown ball stoppered decanter. Most likely Italian in origin. This one in a dark turquoise color.

Blenko #627L decanter with flame stopper. Designed for the 1962 catalog - this one in Turquoise (Blenko Blue).

Large Wayne Husted design for the Blenko 1956 catalog. This one in Amethyst

Large 50's/60's Bright Orange Crackle decanter Model stock #21 called "Orleans" by Pilgrim of Ceredo West Virginia (Thanks Eric!).

Super vibrant orange/red Greenwich Flint-Craft vase by Tom Connally (1960's) model number #1210. The glass at the base is about 1-inch thick for stability.

Giant ruby 7054 Blenko decanter with optic body and stopper. Really impressive piece of glass.

Classic Blenko 920M decanter designed for Blenko by Winslow Anderson in circa 1950. This one in desirable ruby.

Blenko, 1980s textured green vase.

Large acid etch signed Tapio Wirkkala for Rosenthal floating amethyst and crystal bowl circa 1960. An inverted design where the shallow Amethyst bowl depression is supported on clear side walls. A rare and unusually delicate piece for Wirkkala in excellent condition.

Bright orange bubble shaped triple cased Italian vase. Clear over orange over white interior. Very heavy base and sheared top.

Extreme Italian orange cased glass decanter. Orange over white cased body with crystal over white cased stopper. Very rare shape, large size and great condition an amazing piece of vintage MOD glass.

A classic Wayne Husted design first appearing in the 1958 Blenko catalog. This one in Olive Green.

Tall 1960s cased amber over white Italian Gurgle bodied genie decanter.

Holmegard cased blue over contrasting white vase with original ball stopper. Part of the "Carnaby" series designed by Per Lutken launched in 1967 and named after a street place name in London, England which was a focal point for the young fashion conscious target market of the swinging sixties.

Greenwich Flint-Craft vase by Tom Connally (1960's). Super thick base in Green with original label. (Given with the greatest of pleasure to the lovely Sandi Conally, wife of the late Tom Conally, who still resides in Indiana)

Early 1954 design by Wayne Husted for Blenko in desirable Ruby with crystal applied handle. (larger than we expected having only seen the smaller jugs previously)

Joel Myers design first appearing in the 1966 catalog. This particular 6629 decanter is in Honey (1966,1967 and 1968) and has a crackle surface finish.

Classic Winslow Anderson for Blenko design dating back to 1950. This one dark Amethyst or possibly Plum color.

Blenko #5826s designed 1958 by Wayne Husted in Charcoal with crystal "onion" stopper. Sandblasted signature.

Huge blown (with pontil) vase in basket. Chianti bottle style.

"Gulvase" vase by Otto Brauer (1962) for Kastrup Holmegaard (Denmark). Baby of the bunch of the several sizes spanning between 10-ins and 20-ins tall. Amber color with original label.

Ole Winther designed (1970) rustic looking Viking carafe by Kastrup Holmegaard. Light blue/green tinted glass with original label.

Blenko #7323 decanter in "Blenko Blue" designed by John Nickerson for the 1973 catalogue.

Blenko 1963 Husted Designed #6323-L Vase in Jonquil Crackle (made 1 year only)

Tall slender Blenko decanter with a twist, model #5825s designed by Wayne Husted for the 1958 Blenko catalogue. This one with a sand blasted signature (1959 and 1960 only) in "Blenko Blue".

Circa 1950 Blenko Wayne Husted design #939P Pitcher in classic "Blenko Blue". One of narrowest necks we have seen.

Blenko Emerald Green bottle/vase from the 1980s with it's original square Orange Dot label.

Kosta Boda "Donut Vase" bowl by Ann Nilsson. Olive Green

Small cruet sized 50's/60's Bright Orange Crackle decanter by Pilgrim of Ceredo West Virginia.

Stylized figurative Hawk Head sculpture piece by St Louis (France) crystal. Original label and acid etched base markings.

Large cobalt blue "Gulvase" vase by Otto Brauer (1962) for Kastrup Holmegaard (Denmark). Second to largest of several sizes spanning between 10-ins and 20-ins tall.

Sapphire Blenko 8137m floor decanter. Super color in perfect condition with original foil hand label. (Sapphire is like a bright cobalt)

Etch signed Blenko #5910 Sheared Bowl designed 1959 by Wayne Husted in Sea Green.