Lot of Assorted Art Glass Vases, including Kosta Boda

This lot consists of three distinct art glass vases, each exhibiting unique characteristics. The top vase is a squat, globular form crafted from translucent pink glass with a speckled, mottled effect, suggesting either controlled air bubbles or embedded color frit; its rim is slightly flared and appears to have a polished finish. The middle piece is a heavier, dark green glass vessel with a wide, almost flattened elliptical mouth and a relatively thick wall, lending it a substantial presence. It features a visible sticker with '27170-17' marked on it, likely an inventory or lot number. The bottom vase, of a similar squat, rounded form to the top pink one, is made from a variegated purple and clear glass, giving it a swirled appearance; it also has a flared rim and an inventory sticker '411'. All three pieces appear to be contemporary art glass, possibly from the mid-to-late 20th century to early 21st century, consistent with styles produced by companies like Kosta Boda, which is explicitly mentioned in the accompanying text. The craftsmanship indicates hand-blown or artisan-made glass, given the organic forms and color variations. The condition appears to be good, with no overt chips or cracks visible from the provided image, though minor surface wear or scratches may be present consistent with their age and use. The various colors and forms suggest they were designed as decorative items, likely for floral arrangements or as standalone sculptural pieces.