Pitcher

Alabama

1930s

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Champagne flute with a conical bowl in black glass with a series of white dots that spiral around the bowl, becoming more elongated as they reach the stem where they appear to wrap around it, with round clear glass foot.
Large multi-part object of blown glass mounted on a steel stand and composed of a large and heavy hollow vessel shaped almost like a pouch, suspended by the neck from a spear, the vessel of blue-gray color with faux craquelure and images of horses in the manner of ancient Lascaux cave paintings, the upper edge a band of beige-gold, next to the vessel hangs a steel hook from which dangles a blown glass object that resembles a bone or ancient artifact, mottled gray in color with a bulbous end in shades of red.
Two-gallon jar, with ear-handle on one shoulder and strap-handle on opposite
Tall wine goblet with a dark pink bowl, fluted and with applied opaque white glass that forms a cloudy, speckled surface within the flutes, the white extends to the stem, forming threads in a lattice pattern in the clear glass, the round foot likewise of clear glass.