2 Liège glasses with filigree stems. One stem is chipped. H: 5 cm

A large ‘pardon’ ball made of eglomised blown glass. Brittany, late 19th century. A symbolic object of Breton folk art. According to tradition, during the major religious ‘Pardons’, a young man would offer this eglomised glass ball to the young woman he desired as a token of pre-engagement. If the gift was accepted, the object was hung from the beams of the family home, with the size of the ball reflecting the suitor’s prosperity and wealth. Diameter: approx. 45 cm

Decorative glass pipe by Chênée. H: 65 cm

Glass rolling pin. L: 50 cm

Salt shaker made of glass and turned wood. H: 20 cm

Hand-blown glass nail bottle. Stopper missing. H: 23 cm

Cognac pipe glass. H: 22 cm

Enamelled glass with religious motifs. Scored lines around the neck. H: 8 cm

A blown-glass ‘Cruche à clous’ from Liège. H: 30 cm

Glass oil and vinegar set. Cork, 18th century. H: 23 cm