Glass
Art glass and everyday glass from the glassworks.
Glass is shaped hot, with blowpipe, mould and tools. Nordic glass became famous in the twentieth century, when the glassworks hired artists to design both everyday glass and unique pieces.
- Gallé cameo vase
- Graal glass
- Venetian goblet
- Goblet from the Kungsholm glassworks
- Air-twist wine glass
- Pressed-glass bowl
- Bohemian Biedermeier beaker
- Favrile vase
- Bacchantes vase
- Harcourt
- Glass fish from Amarna
- Portland Vase
- Lycurgus Cup
- Cage cup
- Hedwig glass
- Luck of Edenhall
- Barovier Cup
- Reichsadlerhumpen
- Roemer
- Lead glass by George Ravenscroft
- Bohemian engraved goblet
- Zwischengoldglas
- Jacobite glass
- Stiegel glass
- Irish decanter from Waterford
- Ranftbecher by Anton Kothgasser
- Lithyalin glass
- Lacy pressed glass from Sandwich
- Millefiori paperweight from Baccarat
- Peking glass of the Qianlong era
- Clutha vase by Christopher Dresser
- Vase from Daum, Nancy
- Tiffany Jack-in-the-pulpit vase
- Hand with Seaweed
- Glass by Koloman Moser
- Engraved goblet by Simon Gate
- Victoire, car mascot by Lalique
- Savoy vase
- Kantarelli
- Fazzoletto
- Tulip glass
- Saint-Louis
- Kosta
- Riedel
- Baccarat
- Waterford
- Nuutajärvi
- Reijmyre
- J. & L. Lobmeyr
- Holmegaard
- Val-Saint-Lambert
- Moser
- Salviati
- Boda
- Iittala
- Schott
- Lalique
- Orrefors
- Steuben
- Riihimäen Lasi
- Venini