Early Glass & Bottles
This category contains Mid-Western and New England tableware, flasks, chestnuts, wine glasses, blown and pitchers, as well as blown 3-mold glass.
“Pitkin” type Flask, c. 1800-1825. Pattern molded with 30 vertical ribs over 30 ribs swirled to the right. Probably Mid West origin. Elliptical formed body in a very attractive medium sea green color. 6 7/8″ tall with a rough pontil. The glass is clear and brilliant with no staining, chips, cracks, stars, etc. The base is a bit slanted and would benefit from a small amount of clay to add maximum stability. There is some high point exterior wear, but it does not detract from its appearance and bright color. A nice example in form and expecially color.
Price: $795
ITEM: 1112AGA321
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Nice heavy white milk glass witch ball. Unusual color. 19th C. Excellent condition.
Price: $295
ITEM: 612HE70
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Very nice example of a pint GII-73 Eagle and Cornucopia Flask in a bright medium amber, Keene, NH Glass Works. Good mold impression and virtually mint condition. Glass is clear and brilliant with no damage, no stains or haze. No noticeable surface wear. Rough pontil. Base shows impression of mold line and 3 raised dots, a bit unusual.
Price: $295
ITEM: 1113EB146
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True matched pair of early blown oil lamps. Blown font with raised rim and hole for burner. Long hollow blown baluster stem applied to font, and circular foot , no issues.
and large applied concave foot. There is a bit of roughness in the center of each circular foot, but not a true pontil. The lamps are 9 1/3″ tall. Excellent original condition, with no issues
Price: $225
ITEM: Pers112
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Nice pair of 1/2 pint American blown 3 mold decanters in the GI-29 geometric pattern with concentric ring type III bases and rough pontils, c. 1815-1830. Attributed to the Sandwich, MA Glass House. The glass is clear and brilliant and the pattern is crisp and well defined throughout. The stoppers are appropriate and likely original. Excellent condition with no damage, stains or sickness. From a NY State collection.
Price: $395
ITEM: 105R20
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19th C. blown glass Witch ball, 4 1/2″ diameter. Unusual aqua/light pale blue color. Nice example in excellent original condition. No damage. From an upstate NY collection.
Price: $225
ITEM: 1211EB57C
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Very nice large pint scroll flask in McKearnin’s GIX-11 Pattern. Plain lip and iron pontil. Nice light to medium blue/green color. Clear and brilliant glass. Excellent condition with no damage or stains. Nice original surface ouster. Virtually no high point wear. Probably a Louisville, KY Glass Works piece.
Price: $185
ITEM: InventoryNumber: 1013BE86
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Very nice pair of early 19th C. pressed glass compotes, probably New England. Made of 2 parts each connected by a glass wafer at the top of the stems. Excellent original condition. One compote is 5 1/8″ tall with a 6 3/8″ diameter. The other is 5 3/8″ tall witha 6 1/4″ diameter. Slight differences created by the hand finishing and assembly variances. Bases are the same diameter – 4 1/8″.
Price: $145
ITEM: 611IN80
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19th C. blown green-aqua storage jar, 10 1/2″ high, rough pontil
Price: $360
ITEM: 313DP190
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Very nice 1/2 pint George Washington and Sheaf of Rye Flask. McKearnin GI-59 pattern. Light blue/green color. Glass is clear and brilliant with no damage, some light internal haze. Lip is applied and tooled, base is smooth. Listed as comparatively scarce.
Price: $165
ITEM: 1013HA92
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