377: NANNY STILL (Finnish 1926-2009) A SET OF SEVEN CLEAR BLOW MOLDED GLASSES IN THE "SV" PATTERN,

378: MICHAEL COHN (American b. 1949) AND MOLLY STONE (American b. 1950) A CASED BLOWN GLASS "TORTOISE SHELL" VASE, EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA, 1998,

379: A SET OF FIVE FOSTORIA LOOP OPTIC IRIDESCENT BOWL WINE GLASSES WITH AMBER STEM, FOSTORIA, OHIO, 1924-1943,

380: A SET OF FIVE WATERFORD CUT CRYSTAL BRANDY SNIFTERS IN THE "ALANA" PATTERN, IRELAND, DESIGNED 1952,

381: A SET OF EIGHT AJKA CASED CUT CRYSTAL CORDIAL STEMS IN THE "WILLAMETTE" PATTERN, HUNGARY, CIRCA 1970-1980,

382: A SET OF FIVE GORHAM CUT CRYSTAL CHAMPAGNE FLUTES IN THE "LA SCALA" PATTERN, PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, CIRCA 1972-1983,

383: A SEMI ANTIQUE PERSIA HAND MADE WOOL HAMADAN SMALL RUG, WESTERN IRAN, CIRCA 1930,

384: attributed MARY LAW (American 20th Century) A SALT GLAZED STONEWARE SCULPTURAL BOWL, "My Dog Mike,"

385: MATHEW YELLOWMAN (American 20th/21st Century) A NATIVE AMERICAN POLYCHROME FOLK ART WOOD SCULPTURE, "Cooper's Hawk,"

386: A MODERN CARVED MAHOGANY SANTO SCULPTURE OF SAINT FRANCIS, 1940,

387: CARL-HARRY STALHANE (Swedish 1920-1990) A GLAZED STONEWARE VASE, FOR RORSTRAND, LIDKOPING, SWEDEN,

388: A SET OF TEN CANARY YELLOW DEPRESSION ETCHED GLASS CHAMPAGNE COUPES, CIRCA 1940,

389: A PAIR OF ROYAL DUX GILT AND TRANSFER PRINT DECORATED TWO HANDLED PORCELAIN VASES, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, CIRCA 1970-1980,

390: A GROUP OF TWO CASED CARVED MEERSCHAUM FIGURAL PIPES,

391: A CASED LALIQUE FROSTED AND CLEAR CRYSTAL FIGURAL GROUP, WINGEN-SUR-MODER, FRANCE, 1993,

392: A SET OF SEVEN CUT AND ETCHED CRYSTAL TUMBLERS, POSSIBLY ENGLISH, 20TH CENTURY,

393: A GROUP OF TWO WATERFORD CUT CRYSTAL ITEMS IN THE "LISMORE" PATTERN, IRELAND, DESIGNED 1957,

394: A SET OF THIRTEEN ORREFORS CUT CRYSTAL WATER GOBLETS IN THE "GATE" PATTERN, SWEDEN, LATE 20TH CENTURY,

395: MICHAEL HOPKO (American 21st Century) A HAND BLOWN CASED GLASS FIGURE OF A GOLDEN TROUT, FOR HOPKO ART GLASS, TRINITY ALPS, CALIFORNIA, 2000,

396: BARBARA L. VANCE (Canadian b. 1952) A PAINTING, "Abstract, Blue, White, and Green,"