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.
Very nice example of a pint GII-73 “Eagle Cornucopia” Flask in deep olive amber, Keene, NH Glass Works. Excellent mold impression and virtually mint condition. Glass is clear and brilliant with no damage, no stains or haze. This example appears to be a bit “fatter” than usual giving it a nice hefty look. No noticeable surface wear.
Price: $295
ITEM: 1113PA190
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GI-41 “Washington-Taylor” 1/2 pint Historical flask in aquamarine. Smooth base. Nice small flask from an old New England collection (old label affixed). Minor roughness on small area of lip. May have come from the making.
Price: $125
ITEM: 1013HA92
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Terrific example of “ROHRER’S EXPECTORAL – – WILD CHERRY TONIC”, “Lancaster, PA”. Nice medium amber color with red highlights. Excellent condition, clean and brilliant glass with nice original surface luster. No damage or stains.
Price: $395
ITEM: 413PA522
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Scarce Blown Three Mold Baroque Pattern Pint Decanter (GV-8) with correct original stopper. Strong impression. Excellent original condition – no cracks, stars, chips, etc. The collar around the top of the pattern has an original mold sag in the collar line.
Price: $155
ITEM: 1113EB72
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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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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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A Steigle type enameled clear glass bottle with a pewter top. The cap to the top is missing. Enameled flowers in red, blue and yellow. 6 1/2″ high.
Price: $395
ITEM: 86DA23
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A pair of 19th C. blown apothecary jars in a nice rich golden amber color. Outward rolled rims and ground pontils. Original black and gold trimmed tin covers and paper labels. 8 1/2″ tall. Normal base wear. Excellent original condition. Probably French origin.
Price: $245
ITEM: 42LT50
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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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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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