Trio of Assorted Lead Crystal Vessel Components

This set consists of three distinct pieces of 24% lead crystal, likely of 20th-century European manufacture. The leftmost item is a flared tumbler or small vase featuring deep, wedge-cut geometric 'criss-cross' patterns. The middle item is a tapered, bell-shaped shaker base or small decanter body, heavily ornamented with intricate diamond and starburst pineapple-style cuts; the rim is frosted and ground, suggesting it was originally part of a multipart assembly like a condiment set. The rightmost item is a tall, stemmed trumpet-style vessel featuring a scalloped rim, a fine diamond-cut decorative band on the upper body, and a ball-knop stem resting on a circular foot. The glass clarity is high, indicative of quality lead crystal. While no direct makers' marks are visible on the glass, they are presented atop original 'Vincenza Crystal' boxes from House of Fraser, suggesting a mid-to-late 20th-century retail origin. Visible conditions include some surface dust and minor cloudiness inside the stemmed vessel, but there are no obvious chips or cracks. The variety of cutting techniques—ranging from broad wedge cuts to fine cross-hatching—illustrates traditional gemstone-inspired glass craftsmanship intended for decorative table service.