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.
19th C. free blown medium opaque opalescent blue witch ball. Excellent original condition with a few exterior open bubbles created in the blowing process. Very nice form and unusual color. 3 3/4″ diameter.
Price: $195
ITEM: 911EB84
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Early 19th C. American blown 3-mold decanter (c. 1820) in the GII-18 pattern. Nice early crude example, likely Sandwich, MA. Appropriate stopper. Excellent condition. Light steel gray color.
Price: $225
ITEM: 712NH85
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19th C. Midwestern Aqua Globular Bottle, 8″ tall, rough pontil.
Price: $360
ITEM: 313DP165
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An exceptionally attractive German flattened “Boot Bottle” with a fitted sterling pouring top with cover and handle. A nice combination of a normally crude style bottle with a most sophisticated silver mount. Bottle is deep olive amber, clean and brilliant. Hallmarks on the sterling silver indicate it was made by the Hilliard & Thompson Co. of Birmingham, England and dates to the period of the bottle. Great style, presence and original condition.
Price: $695
ITEM: 1211FL698
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19th C. Witch ball, 4 1/2″ diameter. Nice crude form in a very unusual yellow-green color. Good hole opening from the maker’s blow pipe. Bright, clean and clear glass. No damage. From an upstate NY collection.
Price: SOLD
ITEM: 1111EB53
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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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19th C., c. 1830-1835 blown glass pitcher with large deep cut panels and flutes. Large blown applied hollow handle with nicely crimped bottom attachment. 8″ tall overall. Excellent condition with no problems. From an old upstate NY collection.
Price: $450
ITEM: 713EB148
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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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A beautiful Early to Mid-19th C. Blown Glass Creamer in Amethyst with a very nice applied handle with a nice curl on the bottom. Rough pontil with good base wear. Likely American origin. Very nice form in mint condition. 5 1/2″ tall
Price: $450
ITEM: 16DA50
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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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