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.

Washington/Sheaf of rye Flask

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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Large Apothecary Bottle

Very large deep olive green apothecary bottle. Excellent original condition retaining its original cork and tin cover. Nice gold and black label. Large pontil area. Nice luster to the glass surface.

Price: $725

ITEM: 412PA60
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Light Blue Opaque Witchball

Large 19th C. glass witchball. Unusual light blue opaque glass with lighter blue/white striations randomly swirled around the ball that look like bands of clouds. Excellent condition. 4 3/8″ diameter.

Price: $295

ITEM: 87DEL19/3
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Lace Maker's Lamp

A lovely lacemaker’s lamp complete with tin burner. 6 1/2″ tall with burner.

Price: $450

ITEM: 76B28
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Blown Three Mold Baroque Decanter

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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Clear Blown Cruet

Early free blown clear glass cruet with applied large hollow handle and blown hollow stopper. Nice rough pontil and base wear. We belive the stopper to be original. The very tail of the lower handle attachment was ground and polished at one time, perhaps at the time of making since the stopper base is also ground and polished. It is hard to see how a curl would have chipped off and left such a large tail piece to grind. 8 1/2″ tall.

Price: $185

ITEM: 91LD81
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