New England Glass Company
Masonic Flask
Aquamarine, Pint - SOLD
A Masonic flask, obverse has numerous Masonic symbols, reverse eagle with plain ribbon overhead and beaded oval beneath with NEG / Co within, 5 vertical ribs, plain lip, pontiled, aquamarine, GIV-27, (Height: 7.75-inches.)
566-6 - SOLD
Group of Silver Spoons & Strainer
From left to right:
Coin Silver Mustard Spoon
By Coin & Clark Sawyer
Marked "LBW"
Dimensions: 5.25-inches long.
Price: $150
230-45
Silver Master Salt Spoon
Marked "J&W MO."
Dimensions: 3.875-inches long.
Price: $95
230-46
Large Scalloped Coin Silver Serving Spoon
Dimensions: 8.5-inches long.
Price: $195
230-38
Sterling Silver Tea Strainer
Dimensions: 6.875-inches long.
Price: $150
230-47
Mocha Pitcher
Engine Turned
With Seaweed Decoration
Mocha pitcher, dark pumpkin bands with seaweed decoration divided by dark brown bands and rouletted scale decoration; top and bottom have green glazed reeding; applied handle with molded terminal. Overall good, tight spider on bottom, tight ¼-inch crack on rim, small chips along base, interior stained. Height: 7.5-inches.
Price: $2,775
176-73
Child's Teapot
Black Transfer of Girl's Playing Music
Condition: crack on top of handle, chips to overglaze enamel on spout. Measures 4-inches in height.
Price: $1,250
188-29
Wine Bottle With Seal
Honorable Society of the Middle Temple
Early 19th Century
Olive Green
A nice green bottle, sand pontil, applied string lip, applied circular seal on shoulder reads Middle Temple around figure of lamb with a pennant, the symbol of the Honorable Society of the Middle Temple in London. Excellent condition. (Height: 10.5-inches.)
Price: $425
566-10
Pitcher with Silver Luster Trin
Black Transfer of Pastoral Scene with Sheep
Condition: restoration to spout.
Dimensions: 5.5-inches high.
Price: $650
188-39
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.
Price: $1,675
232-20
Group of Fish Slices & Fork
From left to right:
Chased & Engraved Silver Fish Slice
Marked "Chandless"
Dimensions: 11.5-inches long.
Price: $350
230-48
Sterling Silver Fish Fork
American
Dimensions: 9.5-inches long.
Price: $250
230-39
Coin Silver Fish Slice
Dimensions: 11.875-inches long.
Price: $250
230-24
Creamware Ladle with Masonic Decoration
A very unusual late 18th or early 19th century piece of creamware.
Dimensions: 11-inches overall, the bowl is 3.5-inches by 1.5-inches.
For additional Masonic material, please click here.
Price: $475
980-42
Apothecary Case with Jars
Late 19th Century
As depicted with four glass containers having cut stoppers and a pair of rectangular glass jars with metal lids. Within the case is found E. Fogera's retail price list and a second paper for J.G. Godding and Company Apothecaries; Dartmouth-corner of Newbury Street, Boston. The Fougera firm dates to 1849 when Edmond Fougera, a pharmacist from Chaillon, France, opened a small drugstore in Brooklyn, New York. Godding is listed in Boston directories as a prominent citizen. The case measures: Width: 10 inches; Depth: 5.25 inches; Height: 1.75 inches.
Price: $385
157-4
English "Blue Meissen"/"Onion" Oval Earthenware Platter
Approximately 16-inches l. Blue transferware oval platter w/ floral motif in center and "onion" border, transfer mark on reverse "Blue Meissen" in buckled belt over "England," earthenware, c. 1891 - 1910. Glaze crazed throughout, stained, no chips or cracks.
Price: $195
514-41
Lot of 18 Clear Glass Storage Jars
With Metal Lids
19th Century - SOLD
Tallest approximately 20-inches, smallest approximately 4-inches. Clear blown non-flint glass storage jars w/ various pontil marks. Each jar has a metal lid, two lids have red japanning, one black, three lids are painted blue, green, and white respectively, some are tinned, tallest jar has a red sticker w/ white lettering "10¢ / CIGAR." Jars and lids are in excellent condition, there is some flaking on the japanned covers and chips in the paint.
485-4 - SOLD
Pair of Famille Rose Plates
Pair 18th Century
Center and borders decorated w/ peonies, stems and leaves in green w/ clobbered gilding. Glaze chips along rim of both plates. - Approximately 9-inches diameter.
Price: $525 the pair
276-6
Tin Glazed Dish
Decorated With A Horse and Birds
Circa 1800
Deep dish decorated with stenciled yellow birds in flight around edge and a stencil of a manganese horse on green turf, two blue lines around center and a single blue line around outer edge. Usual flaws found in tin glaze as well as three thumb size chips along edge. (Approximately 12 ¾-inches diameter x approximately 2 ¼-inches deep.)
Price: $1,250
485-2
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