French/Bohemian, late 19th century, comprising: blue opaline glass, base is cut into panels and enameled in off-white, mustard yellow and gold in Rococo style, elongated top has same decoration as base, new Lampe Berger wick and stone, 5-1/2 in.; French, 20th century, cut cranberry to clear, brass hardware with hammered type twisted design, glass cut around neck, arrow design around bottle elongated scoops cut from bottom, original wick without stone, 6-1/2 in.; late 19th century, cased cranberry glass in sterling ornate cage with four legs, three of which are not attached to bottom ring, small cap attached to chain, bottom ring and collar marked "Sterling", no maker's mark, 4 in.; 20th century, green cut to clear with matching top, paneled sloping shoulders, multi faceted body over a flared base which is cut with stepped ridges and wide circular shapes, star cut base, 4 in.; French, late 19th century, thumbprint design inside of glass, amber with blue, white and green vine and flower enameling, metal cap and hardware marked "Lampe D'hygie", 7-1/2 in.; French, 20th century, cranberry optic glass with hand painted enamel flowers with silver plated cap, wick and cone shaped stone, 5-5/8 in.

Provenance: Collection of Janice and Joe Boyd

loss to enameling throughout, wear to hardware, chips, flea bites and fogging, wear to bases, cranberry example missing wick and stone