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Wine Glass, Heavy Baluster Wine Drinking Goblet, Inverted Baluster Stem
Date/Period: 1680-1700

Wine Glass, Heavy Baluster Wine Drinking Goblet, Inverted Baluster Stem, entire view

Measurement: Height: 7"

Material: Colorless glass

Condition: Fine

Additional Information: A rare English Queen Anne baluster stem wine glass having a
conical bowl on a large solid baluster knop stem resting on a folded and domed foot.

$2,800.00

621-139

Wine Glass, Heavy Baluster Wine Drinking Goblet, Inverted Baluster Stem, entire view 2

Wine Glass, Heavy Baluster Wine Drinking Goblet, Inverted Baluster Stem, bottom view

Free Blown Footed Bowl, Cased Cobalt Marbrie Decoration, Folded Rim, Applied Clear Foot
American
Date/Period: Mid-19^th Century

Free Blown Footed Bowl, Cased Cobalt Marbrie Decoration, Folded Rim, Applied Clear Foot American, entire view

Measurement: Height: 6"; diameter: 14.25"

Material: Cased blown glass

Condition: Fine, small area of clear glass with a few open bubbles

Additional Information: Outstanding visual…

$4,200.00

1127-30

Free Blown Footed Bowl, Cased Cobalt Marbrie Decoration, Folded Rim, Applied Clear Foot American, top view

Free Blown Footed Bowl, Cased Cobalt Marbrie Decoration, Folded Rim, Applied Clear Foot American, detail view

Amberina Ribbed Lilly Vases, Pair, Possibly Mt. Washington Glass Company
Date/Period: Late 19^th century

Amberina Ribbed Lilly Vases, Pair, Possibly Mt. Washington Glass Company, entire view

Measurement: Height: 15.5"

Material: Blown glass

Condition: Fine

Additional Information: A pair of very tall vases displaying strong coloration…the
ruffled trumpets in shades of mahogany-red fading to amber stems and base. Polished
pontils, ribbed standard. Pairs or near pairs are extremely rare.

$2,500.00

1292-12

Amberina Ribbed Lilly Vases, Pair, Possibly Mt. Washington Glass Company, entire view 2

Amberina Ribbed Lilly Vases, Pair, Possibly Mt. Washington Glass Company, entire view 3

Amberina Ribbed Lilly Vases, Pair, Possibly Mt. Washington Glass Company, base view

Extremely Rare Georgian Drinking Glass, Daumenglas, Thumb Beaker & Cover
England
Date/Period: 1790-1810

Measurement: Height: 13.75"

Material: Brilliant heavy lead glass

Condition: Fine…mint!

Additional Information: An extremely rare free blown Georgian transparent teal blue
drinking vessel with six finger holes, lid and applied decoration. The vessel is very
similar in design to earlier German vessels in the collections of the V&A museum and
the Corning Museum of Glass. Barrel-shaped oval body with pushed-up base having
rough pontil mark; slightly domed set-in cover with solid tooled finial; two groups of three
"thumbholes" or "thumb-cups" having robust collars applied to the body. Centering the
thumbholes are two groups of three applied glass rings, the top group is finely ribbed.

$1,850.00

1127-22

Free & Mold Blown Cobalt Lead Glass Water Pitcher, Ribbed Handle, Applied Bands
Probably Boston, Possibly Thomas Cains
Date/Period: 1820-1850

Free & Mold Blown Cobalt Lead Glass Water Pitcher, Ribbed Handle, Applied Bands Probably Boston, Possibly Thomas Cains, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 5"

Material: Glass

Condition: Fine

Additional Information: Lead glass water pitcher in deep purple blue; pattern-molded and free
blown; featuring a large barrel-shaped body having two wide molded horizontal ribs tooled into
fine ribs, wide neck with wide arched lip; rough pontil mark. The applied broad handle has a
heavy medial rib continuing to a long crimped and turned-back end. George S. McKearin (1874
1958) donated an identical pitcher to the Corning Glass Museum. (Source 1943 to 1950-07-31)

$780.00

1127-27

Free & Mold Blown Cobalt Lead Glass Water Pitcher, Ribbed Handle, Applied Bands Probably Boston, Possibly Thomas Cains, entire view 5

Free & Mold Blown Cobalt Lead Glass Water Pitcher, Ribbed Handle, Applied Bands Probably Boston, Possibly Thomas Cains, bottom view

Blown Glass Fishing Floats, Pair Found in Gloucester Many Years Ago
Date/Period: 19^th Century

Blown Glass Fishing Floats, Pair Found in Gloucester Many Years Ago, entire view 1

Measurement: Diameter: 5”

Material: Free blown glass, light aqua

Condition: Fine

Additional Information: These Closed balls were used to float fishing nets, also used
for covers on pitches, bowls, and store jars, thinner walled balls were produced for
packing, they were placed upon vases as a support for the rims during shipment. This
pair with granny note was bought perhaps 75years ago in Gloucester…the jelly label
states that: “they were old then”.

$285.00

879-147

Blown Glass Fishing Floats, Pair Found in Gloucester Many Years Ago, entire view 2

Vintage Glass Scramble Millefiori Paperweight, End of Day
Date/Period: 20^th Century

Vintage Glass Scramble Millefiori Paperweight, End of Day, entire view

Measurement: Diameter: approximately 2.5”

Material: Glass

Condition: Couple tiny dings, chip to base at outside rim of foot

Additional Information: Typical flat slightly concave base, millefiori composition; many
loosely set patterned canes including latticinio and florals canes.

$165.00

784-39

Vintage Glass Scramble Millefiori Paperweight, End of Day, entire view 2

Vintage Glass Millefiori Paperweight
Anonymous
Date/Period: 20^th Century

Vintage Glass Millefiori Paperweight Anonymous, entire view

Measurement: Diameter: approximately 2.5”

Material: Glass

Condition: Couple small abrasions

Additional Information: Typical flat slightly concave base, millefiori composition; many
closely set patterned canes including latticinio, twists

$165.00

784-38

Vintage Glass Millefiori Paperweight Anonymous, entire view 2

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

Glass, Decanters, Cut Glass, 19th Century, entire view

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

Large Pair, Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Compotes, New York
Date/Period: First Quarter of 20^th Century - SOLD

Large Pair, Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Compotes, New York, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 9"; bowl diameter: 6.5"

Material: Glass, favrile

Condition: Fine

Additional Information: Tiffany compotes each with inverted saucer foot; transparent,
slightly iridescent stem continuing to iridescent compote bowls. The bowl interiors are
finished in bright gold iridescence with one featuring bold pink highlights…the other
displaying subtle blue highlights at the sides. Each compote is signed on the underside
"L. C. Tiffany Favrile". [ground pontil on each base]

SOLD

1310-102

Large Pair, Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Compotes, New York, entire view 2

Large Pair, Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Compotes, New York, detail view 1

Large Pair, Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Compotes, New York, detail view 2

Engraved Rummer, Man of War, American Flag
Unknown Maker, 19th Century

Colorless blown lead glass…engraved incurved cylindrical bowl on knop stem
continuing to stepped-disk foot with pontil. (Height: 6.75")

Engraved Rummer, Man of War, American Flag
Unknown Maker, 19th Century, detail view

$465.00

110-960

Antique Overlay Glass, Vase, Purple Cut to Clear
Eastern United States, Mid-19th Century

Ruffled flared rim continuing to a paneled neck, spreading circular scalloped base.
Polished pontil. (Fine condition; height: 8.25")

Antique Overlay Glass, Vase, Purple Cut to Clear
Eastern United States, Mid-19th Century, entire view 2

Antique Overlay Glass, Vase, Purple Cut to Clear
Eastern United States, Mid-19th Century, bottom view

$285.00

784-31

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

$575.00

1322-4

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

Antique Matched Pair of Blown Colorless Glass Punch Cups with Handles, 19th Century, pair view

(H: 2.75"; diameter: 2.25")

$265

1187-18

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

Antique Bulltown Glassworks Flask with Sheaf of Wheat and Star, Circa 1845, angle view 1

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

$575

410-149

Antique Bulltown Glassworks Flask with Sheaf of Wheat and Star, Circa 1845, angle view 2

Antique Bulltown Glassworks Flask with Sheaf of Wheat and Star, Circa 1845, spout detail

Antique Bulltown Glassworks Flask with Sheaf of Wheat and Star, Circa 1845, bottom detail

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

Antique Small Aqua Demijohn with Tooled Lip and Rough Pontil, entire view

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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Wine Glass, Heavy Baluster Wine Drinking Goblet, Inverted Baluster Stem Date/Period: 1680-1700

Free Blown Footed Bowl, Cased Cobalt Marbrie Decoration, Folded Rim, Applied Clear Foot American Date/Period: Mid-19th Century

Amberina Ribbed Lilly Vases, Pair, Possibly Mt. Washington Glass Company Date/Period: Late 19th century

Extremely Rare Georgian Drinking Glass, Daumenglas, Thumb Beaker & Cover England Date/Period: 1790-1810

Free & Mold Blown Cobalt Lead Glass Water Pitcher, Ribbed Handle, Applied Bands Probably Boston, Possibly Thomas Cains Date/Period: 1820-1850

Blown Glass Fishing Floats, Pair Found in Gloucester Many Years Ago Date/Period: 19th Century

Vintage Glass Scramble Millefiori Paperweight, End of Day Date/Period: 20th Century

Vintage Glass Millefiori Paperweight Anonymous Date/Period: 20th Century

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

Large Pair, Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Compotes, New York Date/Period: First Quarter of 20th Century - SOLD

Engraved Rummer, Man of War, American Flag Unknown Maker, 19th Century

Antique Overlay Glass, Vase, Purple Cut to Clear Eastern United States, Mid-19th Century

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Wine Glass, Heavy Baluster Wine Drinking Goblet, Inverted Baluster Stem
Date/Period: 1680-1700

Free Blown Footed Bowl, Cased Cobalt Marbrie Decoration, Folded Rim, Applied Clear Foot
American
Date/Period: Mid-19^th Century

Amberina Ribbed Lilly Vases, Pair, Possibly Mt. Washington Glass Company
Date/Period: Late 19^th century

Extremely Rare Georgian Drinking Glass, Daumenglas, Thumb Beaker & Cover
England
Date/Period: 1790-1810

Free & Mold Blown Cobalt Lead Glass Water Pitcher, Ribbed Handle, Applied Bands
Probably Boston, Possibly Thomas Cains
Date/Period: 1820-1850

Blown Glass Fishing Floats, Pair Found in Gloucester Many Years Ago
Date/Period: 19^th Century

Vintage Glass Scramble Millefiori Paperweight, End of Day
Date/Period: 20^th Century

Vintage Glass Millefiori Paperweight
Anonymous
Date/Period: 20^th Century

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

Large Pair, Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Compotes, New York
Date/Period: First Quarter of 20^th Century - SOLD

Engraved Rummer, Man of War, American Flag
Unknown Maker, 19th Century

Antique Overlay Glass, Vase, Purple Cut to Clear
Eastern United States, Mid-19th Century

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

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

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

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

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