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$65.00
A lovely purple amethyst glass vase in squat form with the bulbous form and slender neck, the bottom has a rough pontil mark and the vase is a heavier blown glass. First half of the 20th century, has a mid century modern appeal.
Circa 1900-1950
Measures:
6 1/2"
Condition:
No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs, Overall Excellent
$42.00
A pretty Victorian satin cased glass rose bowl with shades from a rich pink at the top to light pink at the base and a white interior. Attributed to Mt. Washington, circa 1890. The bowl has a ruffled top consisting of eight ruffles, measures with the entire circumference of the bowl.
Circa 1880-1900
Measures:
4" T with a 3" opening
Condition:
No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs, Overall Excellent, No Damage
$259.00
$275.00
This beautifully crafted Hobbs Brockunier & Co's opalescent sapphire blue swirl water pitcher jug is sure to dazzle any dining table. With its transparent blue handle, glossy polished rim, polished pontil and fan design to the upper terminal, this No. 325 pitcher is a must-have for anyone who cherishes timeless quality!
Circa 1880-1900
Measures:
8 5/8"
Condition:
No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs, Overall Excellent
Literature: Bredehofts - Hobbs, p. 107, bottom row middle.
$74.00
Treat yourself to this elegant Jeanette Pink Depression Glass Drink Set. Its 52 oz. pitcher and four 9 oz. tumblers feature a classic block Windsor pattern dating all the way back to the 1930s, a stunning reminder of the past. Get ready to make memories in style!
Manufactured by Jeannette Glass Co, 1936-1946
Condition: Excellent condition. No chips, cracks, or nicks in the glass.
Dimensions: Pitcher 52 oz capacity - 6 3/8" H x 5 3/8" W; Tumblers - 3 7/8" H 9 oz capacity
$74.00
This EAPG Beatty Glass Admiral Dewey Gridley Rose Pitcher is a 1920's version of a commemorative piece. Crafted from pressed glass, it features a bust of a soldier with the US flag, the American Eagle and a shield under the spout, and a famous quote to celebrate the win of Manila Bar during the Spanish-American War. The top edge is beaded while the bottom edge features bullets, and the list of his ships is inscribed on the side.
Measures: 9"
Condition:
No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs, Overall Excellent, NO damage, typical imperfections to glass of this time period such as some trapped air bubbles and rough seam
$46.00
$65.00
$277.00
$65.00
A lovely Victorian period cased glass tumbler attributed to Thomas Webb circa 1880-1900, the tumbler is a brownish opalescent color in matte finish with a pink satin interior and decorated with enamel panted flowers, some light gold flecking along the leaves is also present.
Measures: 3 7/8" H x 2 3/4" W
Literature: Bredehoft - Glass Tumblers, p. 149, top right.
Condition:
A very tiny flake to the rm otherwise, No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs
$45.00
A wonderful Imperial Marigold Carnival Glass EAPG Bowl with the Open Rose pattern on the interior and roses with daisies on the exterior of the bowl. Really nice hues of purple and blue coming through the iridescence, the bowl has the sawtooth rim and the raised collar base.
$55.00
A wonderful Imperial Diamond Lace Marigold Carnival Glass Master Berry Bowl with nice color and iridescence. Larger size at 8 1/2" Diameter.
$33.00
White Milk Glass Hen Chicken and Egg Basket covered Dish 1950's Era Glassware Figural canister. Both Lid and Basket have "W" Westmoreland Glass mark. The hen has red painted features sitting on top of the basket with handles on each side.
$74.00
A beautiful antique Fenton carnival glass bowl with crimped and fluted edges executed in a pretty emerald green color and coin dot pattern. The bowl has great iridescent colors coming through. The crimped rim is called the 3-in-1 edge, the colors are vibrant and pretty.
$183.00
A beautiful peachblow tumbler in dark coral fading to a chocolate color to white. The tumbler is cased with a white interior and a polished pontil in a glossy finish. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., Wheeling, WV. Fourth quarter 19th century.
Measures: 3 7/8" H.
Literature: Bredehoft - Glass Tumblers, p. 139, top right.
Condition:
No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs, Overall Excellent
$140.00
An absolutely beautiful carnival glass bowl by Northwood Company. The bowl has the basket weave exterior and ruffle points with extraordinary colors and iridescence, with lots of green and blue coming through on the grape and cable pattern.
$45.00
An pretty aqua blue glass tumbler with white opalescent swirl pattern. The top rim and bottom are both polished. Attributed to Jefferson Glass Co. there were many makers of this pattern in the late 19th century including Hobbs and Jefferson who both produced the majority. Upon careful review and many reference books I feel this is a Jefferson piece due to the shape, Hobbs tended to be a bit more squat form and wider.
Circa 1888
Measures:
4"
Condition:
No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs, Overall Excellent, normal tiny inclusions typical for period of glass
$83.00
A wonderful uranium glass console bowl in canary yellow with the vaseline glow under uv light. the center bowl has a rolled rim and sits upon a slightly raised pedestal base. Nice color, nice green glow throughout.
Condition: Overall Excellent, No Chips, No Cracks, No Repairs
Circa 1940s
Dimensions:
10" Diam, 3" H.
$64.00
An outstanding Dugan Black Amethyst Purple carnival glass hat with a ruffle rim and an interior having the ten panel design, the outside remaining smooth. Displays well from all sides, has wonderful iridescent colors. Rare and beautiful bowl! Wonderful addition to any glass collection. Yours to enjoy for years to come!
Condition: Excellent hat bowl in that it is undamaged, no chips, no cracks, no repairs. I cannot detect any damage to this piece. Any non-perfections are from the firing/manufacturing process. *Note: there are a couple of very light water stain circles in the bottom interior which showed up under high resolution photos, I think they will clean up with a little glass cleaner or vinegar no problem.
Circa 1930s produced by Dugan Diamond Documented
Dimensions:
H: 3 1/4", Base: 2" , Rim: 5 1/4"
$42.00
$42.00
$79.00
An amberina glass tumbler in inverted diamond optic pattern made by New England Glass Co with a nice cranberry top fading down into the yellow glass "amber" color. Polished pontil on the bottom.
Circa 1884
Measures:
3 3/4" T
Condition:
No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs, Overall Excellent, normal inclusions for period of glass
Information Provided in Glass Tumblers 1860 to 1920 Book Page 160
$79.00
An amberina glass tumbler in inverted diamond optic pattern made by New England Glass Co with a nice cranberry top fading down into the yellow glass "amber" color. Polished pontil on the bottom.
Circa 1884
Measures:
3 3/4" T
Condition:
No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs, Overall Excellent, normal inclusions for period of glass
Information Provided in Glass Tumblers 1860 to 1920 Book Page 160
$183.00
A wonderful Victorian period EAPG blue opalescent glass celery vase in the ribbed swirl pattern by AJ Beatty & Sons circa 1889, this piece was produced in Steubenville, OH before the merger into US Glass in 1891. The celery vase has wonderful color and a nice scalloped top.