This group lot consists of various decorative and utilitarian glassware dating from the late nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century. The collection features a frosted peach glass vase of stepped fluted form and a large amber-toned pressed glass bowl with a ruffled rim and molded circular patterns to the body. An amber glass vessel is accompanied by a stack of matching tumblers. Hand-painted pieces include a light blue opaque glass lidded jar decorated with a desert scene featuring a camel, and a frosted lilac glass lidded jar with floral motifs. A clear glass decanter is included, featuring a bulbous body with diamond cutting and a tall faceted stopper. The lot also contains a circular glass holder with concentric green and white stripes, multiple clear glass scent bottles and cruets, a green glass bottle with a clear stopper, and assorted milk glass items including a pedestal bowl with a green rim and several small frosted lidded pots. No marks, signatures, or labels are visible on the items.