Lot
Number | Description | Current Bid |
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| Midwestern Pitcher 5.5”H X 7” D w/handle. Greenish aquamarine coloration, 24-rib pattern mold construction, bucket form, applied corrugated handle, pontil base. Midwestern 19thC. Probably Zanesville Ohio.
Few early tableware objects can compete with early Zanesville examples in terms of form, clarity of glass and overall aesthetic appeal. This creamer has it all hands down. Beautifully done in gorgeous strong impressed pattern molding. A graceful flowing corrugated handle and perfect curl. Being larger in size just adds to the pleasure of this pitcher. Big deep pontil and crisp in condition except for the most minute little line above the terminal of the handle which is nothing. Rarity must always be considered when dealing with this quality of early American glass . This is the example everyone wants but can never get. The Best!
| $ 3,000 |
| Early Lidded Sugar Bowl 6.5"”H. Cobalt blue coloration, galleried rim, matching lid w/applied finial, applied solid circular foot, pontil base. America 18th or 18th C. . Probably midwestern in origin. Wonderful early galleried sugar bowl with matching lid with a very rare finial application. Generic in form of the period but in perfect condition. Could be late 18th C. but it is hard to ascertain because the form was used for quite some time into the 19th C. A good early American lidded sugar bowl. Rare!
| $ 950 |
| New England Ink Bottle 2”H. olive amber coloration, 8-sided construction, sheared and fire polished lip, pontil base. America 19th C. New England glass house. Very nice early ink with lots of whittle and in a good color. Nice!
| $ 210 |
| Early Utility Bottle 4.25"H. Aquamarine coloration, 20-rib construction, flared lip, pontil base. America or Europe 18th or 19th C. Very unusual form of utility bottle and in great condition. Crude and very attractive. This is the real deal!
| $ 100 |
| Early Redware Vase 10.5"H. Redware with manganese glaze, tooled rim and shoulder. America 1840-1860 Probably Pennsylvania. Very large rare redware vase with only some chipping on the base. A super manganese glazed example in a large size. Sweet! | $ 210 |
| Amethyst Miniature Creamer, 2.5"H. Amethyst coloration, applied handle, pontil base. America 19th C. Cute little late 19th C. creamer in perfect conditon. A sweet little piece! | $ 40 |
| Bottle Glass Vase 9”H. Sea green coloration, bottle glass, applied knop baluster, applied solid circular foot with folded rim, pontil base. America 19th C. Possibly New Geneva area . Excellent gutsy bottle house vase in great shape. Crude and heavy piece with lots of character blown in the early tradition. A mint gem. Rare! | $ 200 |
| New England Ink Bottle 2"H. olive amber coloration, Blown three mold GII-18, sheared and fire polished lip, pontil base. America 19th C. New England glass house. Very nice early ink with lots of character and in a good color. Nice! | $ 120 |
| Sandwich Vase 17”H. cobalt coloration, matching ball, trumpet form, applied annulated rings, drawn baluster, applied solid circular foot, pontil base. America 19th C. Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. MA. Gorgeous vase pictured in “A Guide to Sandwich Glass Vases, Colognes, and Stoppers” Barlow, Kaiser plate 3004. Attributed to Sandwich MA. We are proud to offer 2 other Sandwich vases of different color in this auction. Perfect condition and just a magnificent color with a big ball. A super rare and documented sandwich vase.
| $ 1,600 |
| Corset Waisted Cologne Bottle 8"H. Opalescent mustard yellow coloration, corset waisted pressed body, matching stopper, smooth base. America 19th C. Probably Boston and Sandwich Glassworks MA. Extremely rare coloration for this cologne and in perfect condition except the stopper which was broken and glued together. The bottle is fine. This color is most unusual and seldom seen. Rare!
| $ 500 |
| Pittsburgh Flask 7.5”H. Amber with olive tone, pint, applied lip, embossed eagle on both sides with one side having “Pittsburgh Pa” embossed in oval .America 19th C. Pittsburgh glass house. A very good flask in pristine condition and in a rare coloration. Gorgeous in sunlight!
| $ 475 |
| Cobalt Pitcher 5.5” H. Cobalt blue coloration, applied threading on neck, solid applied handle, applied crimped foot, pontil base. America 20th C.. Probably Clevenger Glass works. NJ. A very unusual pitcher in that it has applied threading. We do not see Clevenger creamers and pitchers with this type of threading application except on lily pad examples. Rare and perfect.
| $ 160 |
| Early Decanter 12"H. Amethyst coloration, flared lip, 12-rib mold, pontil base. America possibly Pittsburgh Pa district. Nice early decanter in perfect condition. Identical in color to the bar decanters made at Pittsburgh. A rare form! | $ 200 |
| Early New England Chestnut Flask 7"H. Moss green coloration, applied lip, pontil base. America 19th C. New England glasshouse. Great color on this one and crisp and clean. There is a very faint line in the body but takes some time to find it. A gorgeous bottle. | $ 100 |
| Early Ink Bottle 2.5”H. Aquamarine coloration, barrel form, embossed W.E Bonney , rolled lip, pontil base. America 19th C.. Nice crisp figural ink bottle with a good tubular pontil . The pontil variants are harder to find. Nice! | $ 160 |