This is a rare pair of Mary Gregory hand blown clear glass decanters, circa 1880-1910, with hand painted motif of two young girls and a young boy in Victorian styles clothing surrounded by foliage. The raised white enamel brush strokes are crisp. The face and arms are highlighted in a flesh color. The decanters are made in a low globular (onion-shaped) body transitioning into a slender neck topped with a geometrical multi-faceted clear glass stopper. The artisan worked with the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, but much of theses pieces were actually produced by prominent Bohemian/Czech glassmakers and exported widely throughout Europe and North America.