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$285 USD Offers ConsideredVal St. Lambert Frosted Dog Covered Compote or Candy Dish c. 1897
Glass:Antique
Exciting and rare covered compote or candy dish from Val St. Lambert, circa 1897. This would be a wonderful addition to a Frosted Dog collection. A watchful dog, most likely a Setter or Retriever, sits alertly atop the lid. He appears to be on a paved brick surface. The base of the piece continues with the brick pattern with the addition of vines and leaves. The bottom has three feet, which all have a dog head and two paws. This piece measures 8 inches tall and is 6 inches wide. For it's age, it ...
$50 USDEAPG Fishscale (Coral) Sugar Bowl with Lid - Free Shipping
Glass:Antique:Eapg
Early American Pattern Glass Sugar Bowl in the Fishscale pattern by Bryce Brothers circa 1880's. This pretty sugar bowl comes complete with it's lid. It is 7 1/2 inches tall to the top of the finial, 5 inches to the top of the bowl. It is 4 1/4 inches wide and in great condition, especially for it's age. There are a few small areas of rim roughness on the inside of the bowl where the lid sits. Looking at the bottom, you will notice a shear mark and a piece of debris trapped in the glass, both ...
$325 USD Offers ConsideredSandwich Blown 3 Mold Decanter In GIV-7 Pattern
Glass:Antique:Bottles
Here is a beautiful flint glass, open pontil piece. The decanter measures 9 7/8" tall with the stopper affixed, and 8" with it removed. It is approximately 3 7/8" across the base. The lip is a flared application, with the entire bottle composed of flint glass. A round scarred open pontil is in the center on the rayed and ringed (type II) base. The size is a quart, with the word SCOTCH embossed inside an area that is encircled by snakes. I have located all my information on this item, from the ...
$125 USD Offers ConsideredWicker Covered Bourbon Bottle Label Under Glass 1860's
Glass:Antique:Bottles
Here is an awesome antique glass cylinder, seldom showing up these days, as examples are extremely hard to locate, especially in this condition. This is 3 piece mold, base embossed with a single DOT (*), whiskey cylinder, measuring 11 5/8" in height, 3" in diameter and with a single collared applied top. The color can best be described as a rich Honey Amber, with traces of Orange throughout. The cylinder (fifth size), is covered by wicker. The wicker has fallen off around the base. In the center ...
$65 USD Offers ConsideredWestmoreland Forget Me Not Creamer and Sugar Milk Glass
Glass:Antique:Eapg
In the early 1900's Westmoreland Specialty Company manufactured decorative containers which were sold filled with mustard. What an great marketing plan. People would buy the mustard, then when finished, had a re-usable serving piece. Here is a matching creamer and sugar, both with original lids. Westmoreland called the pattern Forget-Me-Not, though you will sometimes see these listed as Paneled Forget Me Not. this older milk glass is a bright white color with a bluish, fiery opalescence to the ...
$90 USD Offers ConsideredAntique McKee Glass Gladiator Tobacco Jar Humidor 1897
Glass:Antique:Eapg:Tobacco Jar:Humidor:Tobacciana
A fabulous Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) Tobacco Jar from McKee Glass circa 1897. The pattern is Gladiator. This large antique pressed glass jar is 5 1/8 inches wide and is 7 1/8 inches tall to the rim of the jar and 9 inches tall with the lid on. The outside of the lid, and the inside of the jar are ground so that they fit perfectly together. It is in great condition for it's age and has just a few minor issues to note. As this is a very large, thick and heavy piece of glass, it does have ...
$62 USD Offers ConsideredDugan Glass Wheel and Block French Opalescent Whimsey Vase
Glass:Antique:Opalescent
Fabulous EAPG Opalescent Whimsey Vase in the Wheel and Block Pattern by Dugan Glass circa 1905. This fabulous vase has a lot going for it. The shape is unusual with a bulbous body and narrow bottom. The scalloped rim has a fiery opalescence. The Wheel and Block pattern is beautiful, and repeats on the four sides. It measures 4 1/2 inches tall and 5 1/2 inches across the top. It is 3 3/8 inches across the foot. This 100+ year old vase is in great condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There ...
$110 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Jacob's Ladder (Maltese) Tall Covered Compote
Glass:Antique:Eapg
Dazzling Early American Pattern Glass covered compote in the Jacobs Ladder pattern by Bryce c. 1876. Also known as Maltese. This highly popular and recognizable pattern was patented by John Bryce in June 1876. This antique comport is 7 1/2 inches wide and 11 1/4 inches tall to the top of the cross finial. Wonderful condition for a 130+ year old piece of glass. The base is in good condition with no chips or cracks. There is a small pot stone embedded in the glass. It does not break through on ...
$62 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Diamond Point Spill Vase Holder Gold Gilt Rim circa 1869
Glass:Antique:Eapg
Heavy Early American Pattern Glass Spill Vase in the diamond point pattern. Diamond point was a popular pattern made by several companies. The spill holder is generally attributed to the New England Glass Works, circa 1869. This spill has a gold rim which has partially worn off, but is still visible. It is 5 ½ inches tall, 3 ¾ inches across the top and 2 7/8 across the foot. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There is age appropriate basewear.
$110 USD Offers ConsideredEarly Keene Antique Blown Glass Hat Whimsey
Glass:Antique
EARLY BLOWN GLASS HAT WHIMSEY Deep aquamarine, cylindrical (probably from a whiskey mold) with widely flaring brim, tubular pontil, 2 3/4"H x 5 5/8" across brim, outwardly folded rim, MINT. American, probably blown at a Southern New Jersey or New Hampshire Glass House. Circa 1840 - 1860 ; rare size. Just a wonderful piece, full of tiny seed bubbles. It also has a nice wavy, whittled look to the glass. A real gutsy piece, being quite heavy for its size. Examples of these hats have been attributed ...
$62 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Model Peerless Pint Decanter with Original Stopper c.1895
Glass:Antique:Eapg
Early American Pattern Glass Jug in the Peerless pattern by Model Flint Glass Company circa 1895. Though the company just named this "Peerless", it is usually called "Model Peerless" due to other companies having patterns with the same name. Two different sizes of decanters were made in this pattern, this is the pint size. The body of this antique jug has a pattern of diamonds, and fans. It has a cut-shut mark on the base. This decanter is 8 inches tall to the top of the original stopper. It is ...
$85 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Pennsylvania Pattern Decanter with Original Stopper c. 1898
Glass:Antique:Eapg
Beautiful Early American Pattern Glass Decanter in the Pennsylvania Pattern by US Glass Company. Pennsylvania was part of the "States" series of pressed pattern glass. OMN: US Glass No. 15,048. AKA Balder, Hand, Kamoni. This antique glass decanter was made in 2 versions, this is the one without handles. It stands 10 1/4 inches tall to the top of the original stopper. It is 8 inches tall to the top of the mouth. It has a cut-shut mark on the bottom. This antique decanter is in great shape for its ...
$62 USD Offers ConsideredNorthwood Grape & Cable Custard Glass Nappy
Glass:Antique:Northwood:Custard
Pretty Custard Glass double handled Nappy in the Grape pattern by Northwood Glass circa 1906. This square bowl has the Grape pattern on the inside. The exterior of the bowl has the basketweave pattern. The scalloped edge of the bowl appears to be white on the on the tips. It is 7 inches across and 2 1/4 inches tall. The piece is in good condition with no chips or cracks. There are a couple of small cooling marks (heat checks) on the rim, and some inconsistencies in the color that occurred in the ...
$62 USD Offers ConsideredNorthwood Blue Opalescent Stump and Vine Mug Cup
Glass:Antique:Opalescent
This early 1900's mug is in the Stump and Vine pattern.(aka Stump; Tree Stump). Highly detailed pattern has a tree trunk on the front, and the vines growing up on the back. It is a beautiful aqua blue with opalescent accents. This pattern glass mug is 3 inches tall, 2 3/4 inches across the top and 2 7/8 across the base. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There is a little mold seam roughness on the foot, and a tiny sliver of the overfill has flaked off. you can see it at ...
$65 USD Offers ConsideredNorthwood Louis XV Custard Glass Spooner Gold Gilded
Glass:Antique
Presenting an Early American Pattern Glass Spooner in the Louis XV (AKA Winged Scrolls) pattern by Northwood Glass Company. C. 1898. It is a soft creamy custard color with embossed floral scrolls, golden feature design on the sides, standing on golden scrolling legs. The Louis XV Northwood Ivory Custard Glass pattern was issued at Northwood in 1898. In very good condition. No chips or cracks. Most of the original gold is still intact (some wear as expected as shown in our images). It is 4 5/8 ...
$62 USD Offers ConsideredNorthwood Louis XV Custard Glass Berry Bowl Gold Gilded
Glass:Antique:Northwood:Custard
Presenting an Early American Pattern Glass Individual Berry Bowl in the Louis XV (AKA Winged Scrolls) pattern by Northwood Glass Company. C. 1898. It is a soft creamy custard color with embossed floral scrolls, golden feature design on sides, standing on golden scrolling legs. The Louis XV Northwood Ivory Custard Glass pattern was issued at Northwood in 1898. In very good condition. No chips or cracks. Most of the original gold is still intact (some wear as expected as shown in our images). It ...
$62 USD Offers ConsideredNorthwood Argonaut Shell (Nautilus) Custard Glass Creamer
Glass:Antique:Northwood:Custard
Argonaut Shell is one of the most collected and recognizable of Northwood's Custard Glass patterns. The pattern is also called Nautilus and was made between 1890 and 1900. The Northwood name is in script on the base. This mark was used on products made at their Indiana, PA location. This cream pitcher are a creamy beige color with dark green and gold gilding. It is 4 3/4 inches tall and 5 1/4 inches x 3 1/2 inches wide. (excluding the handle) Part of an recent estate purchase, this piece was in ...
$75 USD Offers ConsideredNorthwood Maple Leaf Custard Glass Spooner Green Gold Gilt
Glass:Antique:Northwood:Custard
Beautiful example of early Northwood Custard Glass. This pretty spooner is in the Maple Leaf Pattern. It is a beautifully naturalistic pattern with three leaves and stems forming the handles. They are on a veined and textured background. It is a soft creamy custard color with a hint of green. Each leaf has been enhanced with a lightly applied green stain. The edges are gold gilt. There was once gold gilding on the scalloped rim, but it has mostly worn off over time except for the areas at the ...
$125 USD Offers ConsideredNorthwood Argonaut Shell (Nautilus) Custard Glass Sugar Bowl
Glass:Antique:Northwood:Custard
Argonaut Shell is one of the most collected and recognizable of Northwood's Custard Glass patterns. The pattern is also called Nautilus and was made between 1890 and 1900. The Northwood name is in script on the base. This mark was used on products made at their Indiana, PA location. This sugar and cover are a creamy beige color with dark green and gold gilding. It is 7 inches tall and 5 1/4 inches x 3 5/8 inches wide. This must have been a cabinet piece as it is in very good condition. One end ...
$95 USD Offers ConsideredNorthwood Louis XV Custard Glass Master Berry Bowl Gold Gilded
Glass:Antique:Northwood:Custard
Presenting an Early American Pattern Glass Master Berry Bowl in the Louis XV (AKA Winged Scrolls) pattern by Northwood Glass Company. C. 1898. It is a soft creamy custard color with embossed floral scrolls, golden feature design on sides, standing on golden scrolling legs. The Louis XV Northwood Ivory Custard Glass pattern was issued at Northwood in 1898. In very good condition. No chips or cracks. Most of the original gold is still intact (some wear as expected as shown in our images). Some in ...
$65 USD Offers ConsideredNorthwood Inverted Fan Feather Custard Glass Spooner Gold Gilt
Glass:Antique:Northwood:Custard
Inverted Fan and Feather is a beautiful pattern designed by Harry Northwood around 1900. It is a soft creamy custard color with an embossed fern and feather pattern, golden feature design on sides, and is standing on golden scrolling legs. This custard glass spoon holder has gold gilding as well as the light pink/lavender highlighting on the raised pattern. It is 4 1/4 inches tall and 4 inches across the top. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. The gold gilding has worn on ...| Items 1 - 21 of 21 | Page 1 of 1 |
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