18th & 19th Century Glass & Lighting 2012-05-19 Auction - 874 Price Results - Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates in VA - Page 8
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171: BAKEWELL PATTERN-MOLDED AND ENGRAVED SUGAR BOWL AN69: BLOWN-MOLDED GIII-24 CREAMER337: FREE-BLOWN SAUCER-BASE WHALE OIL LAMP
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Mt. Crawford, VA, United States
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18th & 19th Century Glass & Lighting

Featuring the collections of George Kahnle and Richard LaBarge of Victory Mills, NY, Abigail and the late Edward Meyer of Plantsville, CT (including examples published in Barlow & Kaiser), Mimi and Fred Reed of State College, PA, the late Ruth Cross of Holden, MA, flasks from the Thomas Dale Barnes estate collection of Ojai, CA (collected in the 1920s), selections from the collections of the late Bill Pollard of Purcellville, VA and Bert Cohen of Boston, MA, plus additional collections from Florida, North Carolina, and beyond. New England and Midwestern blown glass including rare colored three-mold, pattern and pillar molded, and free-blown wares; large selection of fine Pittsburgh and other early cut; historical and scroll flasks and bottles, pressed lacy including rare colored examples, collection of salts, and cup plates; rare Sandwich and other colored pressed wares including candlesticks and vases; large collection of Christmas salts and pungents including many extremely rare colors; cologne bottles; the Cohen collection of antique and studio glass writing pens; paperweights; a fine selection of whale oil, fluid and early kerosene lighting including cut overlay; flint EAPG including many rare colored pieces and a collection of Early Moon & Star; European glass; a selection of art and Victorian glass including Mt. Washington; plus much more.
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ASSORTED BLOWN ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE: ASSORTED BLOWN ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a colorless creamer with applied solid handle, a cobalt blue 19-rib creamer with folded rim and applied solid handle, and an amethyst salt with 10
0170: ASSORTED BLOWN ARTICLES, LOT OF THREEEst. $50-$100
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CUT STRAWBERRY DIAMONDS AND FANS COMPOTE: CUT STRAWBERRY DIAMONDS AND FANS COMPOTE, colorless, hemispherical bowl with additional husk band below the lightly notched rim, raised on an applied medial-knop stem and star-cut foot. Probably
0178: CUT STRAWBERRY DIAMONDS AND FANS COMPOTEEst. $200-$300
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CUT COMPRESSED ROUNDELS AND FANS PEG LAMP: CUT COMPRESSED ROUNDELS AND FANS PEG LAMP, colorless, globular form with medial pattern, applied solid peg with ground bottom. Later collar and double-tube burner. Probably Pittsburgh region.
0179: CUT COMPRESSED ROUNDELS AND FANS PEG LAMPEst. $200-$300
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CUT SHEAF OF WHEAT WINE GLASS: CUT SHEAF OF WHEAT WINE GLASS, colorless, bucket bowl raised on a button stem and star-cut foot. Probably Pittsburgh region. 1820-1840. 4 1/8" H. Literature: Innes - Pittsburgh, p. 144, pl. 104,
0182: CUT SHEAF OF WHEAT WINE GLASSEst. $100-$150
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CUT STARS AND FANS TUMBLER: CUT STARS AND FANS TUMBLER, colorless, plain base with polished pontil mark. Probably Pittsburgh region. 1830-1850. 3 1/2" H. Literature: Innes - Pittsburgh, p. 151, pl. 115, fig. 3. Provenance:
0190: CUT STARS AND FANS TUMBLEREst. $100-$150
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CUT DIAMOND BAND AND FANS TUMBLER: CUT DIAMOND BAND AND FANS TUMBLER, colorless, cut basal flutes, plain base with polished pontil mark. Probably Pittsburgh region. 1820-1840. 3 1/4" H. Literature: Innes - Pittsburgh, p. 133, pl. 88,
0191: CUT DIAMOND BAND AND FANS TUMBLEREst. $100-$150
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CUT DIAMOND BAND AND FANS TUMBLER: CUT DIAMOND BAND AND FANS TUMBLER, colorless, cut basal flutes, plain base with polished pontil mark. Probably Pittsburgh region. 1820-1840. 3 1/4" H. Literature: Innes - Pittsburgh, p. 133, pl. 88,
0192: CUT DIAMOND BAND AND FANS TUMBLEREst. $100-$150
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