An Irridescent Glass Comport Dish, fading from blue down to gold, by Quezal. Hand-blown glass, American (New York), c. 1902.
Quezal was a small glass company that opened in Queens in 1901, producing wares in the Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau styles, and later in the Art Deco style before they closed in 1924. Their work is usually of the same type and quality popularised by larger glassworks such as Tiffany and Steuben.
6" h. x 6.25" dia.
Price: $950
