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Tiffany Millefiori Paperweight Inkwell, Three Pieces, Labeled

This extraordinary and extremely rare Tiffany paperweight inkwell has a heavy clear squat round body
with pinched sides creating six lobes and is finished with a round, iridescent collar. The body of the
inkwell is decorated with internal green leaves and vines encircling the base with each lobe having two
stretched millefiori canes of white and pink creating a visual of flowers, leaves and vines. The inkwell is
finished with a molded gold favrile insert featuring platinum highlights as well as a bulbous gold favrile
stopper with gold iridescent finish. The inkwell retains a Tiffany Favrile Glass paper label in the polished pontil.
(Fine condition; height: 4”, diameter: 5.75”)

$17,325.00

1310-27 [1206.G]

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Tiffany Blue Favrile Vase, Mellon Ribbed Foot, Iridescent Zipper Pattern
Signed on the underside “L.C.T. K2505”

Rare and outstanding, beautiful and genuine, very desirable blue favrile vase with melon ribbed foot and
a slightly flaring neck; melon ribs are beautifully decorated with gold iridescent zipper pattern against a
deep brilliant blue iridescent ground having strong purple and gold highlights. This example features a
thin pulled design descending from the lip with strong flashes of gold iridescence.
(Excellent condition; height: 10”, widest diameter: 5.75”.)

$9,850.00

1310-28 [1207.G]

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Galle Mold Blown Signed Hyacinth Vase, Rare and Exquisite, Circa 1925
Exceptional example featuring blue hyacinth flowers on yellow, utilizing the
windowpane technique, so the blue color stays true…

This desirable Galle blown-out vase features beautiful and colorful blue hyacinths with brown stems and
leaves on a contrasting frosted yellow background. The flowers and leaves are mold blown in strong
relief. Signed on the side in cameo “Galle”.
The French artist Emile Galle (1846-1904) reached the zenith of his career with his art glass during the
last quarter of the 19th century; he enjoyed great success at the Paris Exhibition of 1878 and again in
1889. He was also at the forefront of the emerging Art Nouveau movement in the late 19th century. He
was best known for naturalism; floral motifs and some of his experimental techniques with metallic foils,
air bubbles etc. In 1901 his crowning achievement was a founder of the Art Nouveau movement known
as de Cove de Nancy, the Nancy School in partnership with Victor Provet, Louis Majorelle,
Anthony Daum and Lucien Vallent. (Excellent condition; height: 12”.)

$8,985.00

1310-26 [1205.G]

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Antique Art Glass, Signed Tiffany Gold Favrile Punchbowl and Stand
Tiffany Studios New York, 1st Quarter 20th Century
The bowl marked “8020 C – Favrile” on the circular base with etched signature.
The stand marked “8020 – C Tiffany – Favrile” on the underside of foot rim.

The bowl with undulating ribbed sides and ruffled rim displays pale yet vibrant indigo to pink to gold
iridescence. The original pedestal base with blue to gold iridescence with applied thread of glass
beneath the opening at the top of stem or pedestal and a blue iridescent ridge at the foot. We have
never seen a Tiffany 2-part punch bowl...truly rare and likely unique. CONDITION: The top rim of the
base edge with a small inclusion which resulted in a small fracture, all of which is covered by the bowl
when in place. The underside of the bowl near the stem has a small area of mold imperfection which
took place in the making (not damage). Height: 12”, diameter: 14.25”.

$6,225.00

1310-17 [589.G]

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Antique Glass Celery Vase, Wafer Construction, Copper Wheel Engraved
Probably Massachusetts, circa 1860

The engraved bowl featuring scalloped edge, band of grapes, leaves and tendrils joined to the hollow cut
stem with glass wafers. (One vase about mint, the other with scattered fleabites to rim, one scallop
ground…they display well. Height: 9")

$275.00

659-199

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Snuff Bottle, Blown, Rectangular, Wide Mouth Utility with Concave Corners English or Possibly Connecticut, circa 1820-1840, Amber Toned Olive Green

Tooled flared mouth; lip is flattened and pulled outwards, not much of a neck to speak of. Nice shoulders, flattened panels, concave corners. (Very good condition. Height: 7")

$1,265.00

1260-6

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Mini Demijohn, Flattened, Mold Blown, Dark Amber, 19th Century Squat Demijohn, Light Green Amber, Large Pontil Scar, Nice Color Applied tapered collar mouth

Height: 8.5"; width: 6"; depth: 4")

$365.00

784-22

 

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Storage Bottle, Cylindrical, Mold Blown, Olive Amber New England, Second Half 19th Century Squat Demijohn, Light Green Amber, Large English Type Basal, Pontil Scar, Nice Color Applied tapered collar mouth

(Height: 13.5"; diameter: 6.25")

$235.00

784-23

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Antique Pitcher, Pillar Molded, Colorless Lead Glass, Large Pear Shape Body United States (Pittsburgh) or Possibly England, Circa 1840s

American collectors have categorically assigned these glorious pieces to Pittsburgh; however, the technique was practiced in other glassmaking centers. Featuring twelve pronounced spiraled ribs (pillar molding) extending from the bottom to the rim; widely flared rim pulled out to form broad spout; applied strap handle, crimped and folded at the terminal. Projecting circular foot/base with polished pontil. Fine condition.

$635.00

784-19

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Cylinder Decanter, Mold Blown and Prismatic Cut,
Polished Pontil, Colorless Glass
Likely England or Ireland, Circa 1810-1820

The mushroom stopper appears to be original; there are a couple chips to stopper.
Height: 10.5".

$425.00

1322-8

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Blown & Cut Colorless Glass Fluid Lamp, Oversized, Lavender Tint Unknown Maker, 19th Century

Prolonged exposure to sun causes color change.
Height: 12.5".

$675.00

1322-4

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Sandwich Geometric Three-Mold Blown Colorless Pitcher, GIII-31 Massachusetts, 1825-45 - SOLD

Sandwich Geometric Three-Mold Blown Colorless Pitcher, GIII-31 Massachusetts, 1825-45

717-25 - SOLD

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Blown Colorless Glass Punch Cup or Mug with Handles, Matched Pair
Nineteenth Century
Polished rims, pontil scars, applied handled with curled terminus

(H: 2.75"; diameter: 2.25")

$265

1187-18

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Free Blown White Marbrie Loop Decorated Decanter with Stopper
United States, Probably Pittsburgh, Circa 1850

(Excellent condition; H: 10”, H with stopper: 12”)

$750

784-14

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Flask; Bulltown Glassworks, Pictorial, GXIII-39, Sheaf of Wheat and Star, Pint
Bulltown, New Jersey, Circa 1845 to 1860

LITERATURE: American Bottles and Flasks and Their Ancestry by Helen McKearin and Kenneth Wilson, 1978.

$575

784-15

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End of Day Glass Turtle Whimsy
Probably Stoddard, NH
1840 – 1870

Amber turtle made from excess glass remaining in glassblowers’ pots. Color indicates possible origin. Poor turtle is missing its tail from past injury. Would make a friendly paperweight or collector piece. (Length: 6"; width: 3.5"; height: 2.5")

$275

1187-14

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Candlestick, Sandwich Glass

Blue and clambroth molded stick with hexagon base.
Overall very good condition with a few minor dings, nothing major.
Dimensions: 11" H.

$1,345

875-10

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Blown Glass Witch Ball, Sapphire Blue, Six Inch
Circa 1840 to 1860
American

$495

784-3

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Cake Stand, Antique Salver, Mold Blown, Colorless Flint Glass, Domed Base
American, Circa 1850ish

(H: 8.25"; diameter: 11.75")

$195

492-121

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Glass, Decanters, Cut Glass, 19th Century
Sold separately

Decanter, Cut Glass with Cut Stopper, Beautifully Cut, Great Stopper Circa 1835  Not the original stopper, some small chips and cloudiness in base $295 784-5

Decanter, Sandwich, Matching Stopper, Guilloche, Plume, and Ribbing Pattern Blown Molded, Clear Glass, Circa 1825 to 1835 - SOLD Barlow and Kaiser-1338 (McKearin GV-14), no chips or cracks, some light cloudiness 784-6

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Glass, Cake Stands, Salvers, Mold Blown
Sold separately

Cake Stand, Salver, Mold Blown Clear Flint Glass, Dome Base Three Part Ringed Stem Wheeling, West Virginia Circa 1850 (H: 8.25"; diameter: 13") $295 818-22

Small Cake Stand, Salver, Mold Blown, Mold Blown Clear Flint Glass, Dome Base Three Part Ringed Stem Wheeling, West Virginia Circa 1850 (H: 7"; diameter: 9.5") $295 818-24

Large Cake Stand, Salver, Mold Blown Clear Flint Glass, Dome Base Three Part Ringed Stem Wheeling, West Virginia Circa 1850 - SOLD (H: 8.25"; diameter: 13") 818-23

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Glass, Candlesticks, Lamps, Plates
Sold separately

Background, left to right: Dish, Lacy Sandwich Dish, Beehive and Thistle Circa 1835 to 1855 Dimensions: 9.25 by 9.25". $125 875-8	Candelabra, Amethyst Shades Brass Dimensions: 19" H, 18.5" W, 5.5" D. $650 875-1	Staffordshire, Plate, Boston State House Transfer Dimensions: 7.5" diameter. $125 875-2
Foreground, left to right: Bowl, Art Glass Bowl, Peacock Blue, Blown - SOLD Dimensions: 3.75" H. $55 875-9	Pomade Jar, Bear Form, Black Amethyst Possibly Boston and Sandwich Circa 1850 to 1887 - SOLD Fine condition. 3.75" H. 875-6	Candy Dish, Bull's Eye and Diamond Point New England Glass Company Dimensions: 9" H. $235 875-7
Top Hat, Blown Mold Glass Dimensions: 2.5" H. $145 875-4	Lamp, Fluid Lamp, Sandwich Glass Circa 1860 Dimensions: 5.75" H. 875-3 - SOLD	Candlesticks, Pair, Canary Glass - SOLD Dimensions: 7" H. 875-5

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Wine Glasses and Candlesticks
Sold separately

Top row, left to right: Wine Glass, Blown, Folded Rim Foot (H: 3.75") $195 566-67

Wine Glass, Blown, Miniature, Tasting or Toy New England Early 19th Century - SOLD (H: 2.5") 566-66

Bottom row: Candlesticks, Pewter, Pair Possibly French - SOLD Bobeche, tapered socket and knopped stem above dished base. Marked with cast disk displaying angel-like figure holding sword. (H: 5.75"; base diameter: 5.5") 566-65

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Glass, Bottles, Snuff, Ink, Flask
Sold separately

Left to right: Blown Rectangular Snuff Bottle, Beveled Edges, Olive Amber Tooled Flared Mouth, Pontil Scar New England, probably Stoddard, Connecticut 1840 Dimensions: 4" H. $345 176-153	Blown Bottle, Medium Amber, Impressed Lyre, Fine Condition, Great Color Circa 1870 - SOLD A mold blown example with improved pontil; laid-on ring finish with "slop over" under applied ring; H: 8.75". 176-138	Ink Bottle, Keene, Blown Three Mold, Cylindrical Marlboro Street Glassworks Keene, New Hampshire 1820 to 1840 - SOLD
Flask, Blown, Original Stopper, Nailsea Type Amber and white swirl, ground pontil, fine English 1840 to 1850 - SOLD	Flask, Chestnut, Amber Green, Free Blown, Applied Collared Mouth New England 1780 to 1830 - SOLD Applied lip with smooth chip (in-making?), pontil scar Dimensions: 5" H. 176-147

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Beaker, Bohemian, Sulfide Portrait, Possibly Friedrich Wilhelm III
Possibly by the Prussian Glasshouse of Count Harrach, Neuwelt, Circa 1830
The sulphide may be after a medal made by Leonhard Posch - SOLD

The beaker with a flared rim features faceted sides, and a faceted footed base. A large faceted star is opposite the sulphide portrait. Centering the sulphide and the star, are four cross-cut panels; two on each side. The base displays alternating star and cross-cuts panels. The beaker stands 5 5/8 inches tall and has a 3.75 inch diameter at the flared top. There are a few chips to feet. (H: 5.75”)

1121-24 - SOLD

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Blown Emerald Green Glass, Stemmed Wine Glasses, Set of Eight, Rough Pontil
Likely English, 19th Century - SOLD

(One is slightly different, married to the set, H: 5”)

659-114 - SOLD

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Smith’s Perpetual Calendar Inkstand, Inkwell, Patented 1882, Only Known in Aqua
Patented by J. G. Smith of Cleveland, Ohio, on April 11, 1882; SCARCE - SOLD

(Single tiny area or roughness to edge of mouth rim; small flake to slightly projecting foot molding, else fine; 3.5 by 2.25”)

1121-16 - SOLD

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Make-do Goblet with Mining Scenes, Fine and Rare
Nuremberg, 1680 to 1700
An early superbly engraved masterpiece of glass blowing with history - SOLD

This early blown wineglass suffered the loss of its foot which was replaced with a silver substitute. The wine itself is a superb example of late seventeenth century blown and engraved glass from Nuremberg. The piece features three hollow knops each separated by three wafers, and a generous bowl engraved with open pit mining scenes. A coat of arms is engraved in the front and is believed to be the arms of one of the Counts of Mansfeld. The foot is hand hammered silver and bears the name Mansfeld and the date 1530. (Also, in tiny font, “A.E. 12”) The foot was likely made during the late 18th or early 19th century. Mansfeld Germany was noted for copper and silver mining for 800 years; Kupferschiefer was the principle mineral; the ore was reached via open mine shafts as depicted on the bowl. This 10.5-inch goblet was likely made to commemorate the successful mining endeavors of one of the Mansfeld families. Fine condition.

745-115 - SOLD

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Glass, Bottles, Blown, Molded
Sold separately

Left to right: Black Glass Globular Utility Bottle English Circa 1790 to 1820 An attractive bottle in very good condition - SOLD (Dimensions: 12") 417-70

Blown and Molded Decanter, Colorless, GIII-2, Type 2, Embossed Gin Attributed to Brooklyn Flint Glass Works Circa 1820 to 1840 Rare mold, beautiful and strong embossing, fine condition - SOLD The flared-mouth is rolled inward and is complete with period and appropriate swirled ball stopper; pontil scar, quart with plain base having rough pontil mark. Recent scholarly discovery assigns this pattern to the Brooklyn Glass Works rather than the traditionally ascribed Mount Vernon Glass Works, Vernon, New York. (And others) (H: 10.5") 417-77

Free Blown Globular Utility Bottle, Aqua, Pennsylvania Probably Pittsburgh District, New Geneva Circa 1800 to 1830 - SOLD Very good condition; H: 12" 417-72

Sealed Cylindrical Bottle, Sir William Strickland Bart, 1809 England - SOLD Olive green, string lip, kicked-up bottom, minimal iridescence only at base under seal with all else fine. (H: 10.5") 417-78

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Blown Colorless Large Ale Glass, Funnel Shape Bowl, Trumpet, Bubble Stem, Rough Pontil, Folded Foot Rim
Unknown Maker; Leaded Glass, Georgian - SOLD

(Fine condition; H: 9.5")

110-737 - SOLD

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Pair of Brilliant Cut Glass Decanters, Colognes with Stoppers, Russian Pattern, Star Cut Base
Unknown Maker, High Quality, Sharp Deep Cutting; glows lime green under black light - SOLD

(Scattered chips, chips to base of one stopper; H: 7.5")

570-505 - SOLD

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Free Blown Colorless Glass Ale Pitcher, Engraved, Harps and Barley
Wheel Engraved, F. Sanderson
Circa 1850 to 1870
Anonymous, possibly Pittsburgh - SOLD

A free-blown bulbous pitcher with applied raised circular foot having a folded rim and solid glass handle with scrolled terminus; pontil scar. (Dimensions: 9.5" H.)

784-1 - SOLD

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Blown Glass Storage Jars, Apothecary Jars
Painted, Japanned and Tin Lids
Lot of Sixteen, including rare small sizes
19th Century - SOLD

Pushed-up bottoms with pontil scars; clear and aquamarine; remaining labels read "Crawley Root" and "Emery". Dimensions: sizes range from 4.25" H and 3" diameter to 12.5" H and 5.5" diameter.

201-340 - SOLD

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Antique Syllabub Glasses, Set of Eight with Gadrooned Bases
Footed, Clear, Flint - SOLD

Excellent condition.
Dimensions: height 4 inches.

384-36 - SOLD

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Blown Molded Steigel Type Footed Bowl
Diamond Pattern, amethyst color
18th or Early 19th Century - SOLD

A nicely formed possibly American Steigel type pattern bowl with applied circular foot in amethyst. Pontil scar; 13-diamond mold. The bowl is in fine condition and measures: height: 2.75 inches; diameter: 4.5 inches.

727-1 - SOLD

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