Wine Glass, Clear Blown Glass
18th Century
The bowl on faceted hollow stem raised on applied, domed folded rim foot with pontil scar. Excellent condition. (Height: 6.25 inches)
$365
738-43
Amethyst Glass Flower Bowl
Dimensions: 6.5-inches high, 7.5-inch diameter.
$250
171-41
Blown Handled Cup
Midwest...circa 1830-1850
Possibly Ohio
Amber Stain Blown cup with tapering sides, applied handle; pontiled; probably mid-West; nice wear on bottom; excellent condition. (Approximately 3.25-inches high.)
$1,600
468-11
Admiral Nelson Trafalgar Victory
Commemorative Goblet
Circa 1805+
Blown goblet with attached foot and stem; cut and engraved decoration with gilt highlighting of a ship and the words "Nelson's Victory"; possibly decorated to commemorate Admiral Nelson's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805; trace of gilded monogram, possibly "JEC." The goblet is in excellent condition.
With the defeat of his fleet at Trafalgar in 1805, Napoleon's hope to break the British blockade and to invade England was dashed. For England the victory came dearly, for it cost the life of the nation's greatest captain, Horatio Viscount Nelson. English merchants and manufacturer's immediately upon learning of the great victory, and the loss of the popular navel commander, began producing a variety of commemorative items. This flint goblet is an example of the type of souvenir that was marketed to a grieving, adoring public. It is somewhat unusual in that it puns the name of Nelson's flagship HMS Victory and the positive result of the Battle of Trafalgar for England. Approximately 8-inches high; diameter: 5.5-inches.
$1,675
232-20
Blown, Three Mold Decanter
GI-7, Type 2
Clear glass, blown, three mold decanter, McKearin GI-7 Type 2; sold with sunburst stopper, slight mineral deposits around bottom fluting otherwise excellent; stopper has one small chip. (Height: 11.25-inches.)
$575
566-13
Diamond Pattern Glass Nurser
Circa 1840
Measures 6.5-inches in height.
$275
268-10
Free Blown Glass Tableware
New England
Circa 1830 to 1840
Light olive green - SOLD
This deep example with flaring sides has a broad hollow folded rim and a large rough pontil. (Height: 4.5 inches; diameter: 9 inches.)
783-5 - SOLD
Early Utilitarian Blown Glass Bowl
New England
Circa 1830 to 1840
Light olive green - SOLD
This large and deep example with flaring sides has a broad hollow folded rim, high domed bottom, and a large rough pontil. (Height: 4.25 inches: diameter: 10.25 inches.)
783-4 - SOLD
Cut and Engraved Glass Flask
Probably German or Bohemian
19th Century
Clear glass pumpkin seed shaped flask with cut and engraved decoration including two central panels one with "C. KARLCH" in German lettering, the other decorated with cut and engraved images of an open ledger book, piles of coins, tapers, clay pipes, crossed quills and a box (coin or tinder probably considering the imagery), a cork and white metal stopper (replacement?) Other than some minor scuffing in fine condition. Probably German or Bohemian origin. The flask probably belonged to a merchant or bookkeeper. (Length: 8.25-inches.)
$685
566-12
Pair of Cobalt Flint Sandwich Hexagonal Candlesticks
Circa 1840 - 1860 - SOLD
A wafer joins each stick, the mold marks do not line up on one stick, hexagonal sticks such as these were produced in Sandwich. Excellent condition. Barlow Kaiser number 4026. (Approximately 9 ¼-inches high.)
514-10 - SOLD
"Success To The Railroad"
Aqua Flask
LANCASTER, New York Glass Works
Circa 1820 - 1850
GV-1 - SOLD
"Success To The Railroad" pint flask, Lancaster [NY] Glass Works, aqua, GV-1, shallow chip on inside of lip. Height: 6.75-inches.
566-5 - SOLD
Green Glass Decanter
Blown & Three Mold - SOLD
Measures 7.25-inches in height.
268-14 - SOLD
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