Glass beaker with floral motif

A cylindrical goblet made of clear glass, decorated with colorful beads featuring a rose motif. Probably made in Bohemia in the 19th century. The glass has minor micro-chips on the edges and one unfinished area on the inner upper rim (see photos). The beaded pattern is slightly damaged in several places.

Faceted beaker from the early 20th century, made of clear colorless glass with a cut motif of a praying angel on a cloud. It has a capacity of 450 ml. Apart from normal signs of use (mainly light scratching on the bottom), it is free of damage.

Beaker made of clear, colourless furnace-worked glass, refined by cutting, matting, and an engraved monogram (KG?). Coloured elements are encased in the foot. There's a tiny dent on the upper rim and the base shows minor scratches from regular use, apart from that there is no damage.

A beaker made of clear colorless glass, layered with opaque white glass and underlaid with rosaline glass. This glass was particularly popular in the mid-19th century (1840s–1860s), when the Second Rococo style was in vogue. Preserved in very good condition, with a tiny chip along the upper rim.