Early Glass & Bottles

Large 19th C. olive green storage/preserve jar. Free blown and formed in a dip mould and finished by hand. Nicely formed rim and large pontil. 12 1/4″ tall. Excellent condition. Probably French origin.

Price: $195

ITEM: PERS
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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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Elegant Quite Small Clear Glass Pittsburgh area Pillar Molded Pitcher or Creamer (5 1/2″ tall to top of handle). Excellent original condition with no damage or stains. Great form and weight and nice unusual smaller size. Found in Indiana.

Price: $235

ITEM: 611IN20
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Early free blown creamer in a nice blue-black color. Well formed body with a nice applied handle and foot. 4 1/8” tall. Probably American origin from the 1st quarter of the 19th C. Excellent, no fault condition.

Price: $395

ITEM: 46DA35
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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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Nice medium olive green American chestnut bottle, 5 7/8″ tall. Good form. Nice applied lip. Excellent condition. Clean and brilliant glass.

Price: SOLD

ITEM: 713BS175
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Nice early examples of free blown wine or cordial glasses each with a folded foot base. 2 are “bucket” shaped bowls and 2 have “funnel” shaped bowls. One, the third from the left also has a slightly swirled ribbed pattern from a dip mold. They range in height from 3 3/4″ to 4″, the 4″ one having the ribbed pattern. Pictured together but sold separately. We have about another 100 early small wines in inventory if you have a specific interest in wines.
1. Left (N17) is $45
2. 2nd from Left is $45
3. 3rd from Left (N15) is $50
4. Far Right (KH7) is $45

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A large (8 1/8″ high) and important free blown English “Nailsea” applied handle pitcher in a striking medium yellow-green with the traditional embedded white spots and applied white trailings on the rim. Robust bulbous form and nicely applied and crimped handle. Large tubular pontil. Normal wear from usage. In excellent original condition with no cracks, stars, chips or the like. An appealing size and form with the desired crudity of an early example in excellent condition.

Price: $1250

ITEM: 126EB142
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Early 19th C. Nailsea area utility pitcher, 6 1/8″ tall. Very nice deep foreest green body with white inclusion decoration. Crude, heavy conical form with pinched pouring lip and attached handle. Clear brilliant glass with nice swirls and striations. Excellent condition with no issues. A nice kick up pontil. Fine example.

Price: $395

ITEM: 713BS325
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Beautiful pair of quart size blown 3-mold clear glass decanters in the GV-14 pattern. Nice crisp pattern impressions with clear brilliant glass. Original stoppers. Excellent condition with no damage or staining. Size is 11″ tall. Ex Paul Richards collection. A very good natural pair.

Price: $575

ITEM: 108DA369
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