early 19th c amber free-blown glass creamer

An early 19th century free-blown glass creamer, probably Pittsburgh region. Brilliant Cobalt Blue, baluster-form with an applied solid handle terminating in three crimps, raised on an applied sloping

An early 19th century free-blown glass cream jug. Medium Amber, pear-form with applied scroll handle with spur terminal, raised on an applied foot. Foot is misshapen. 5 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $200-300

A late 18th-early 19th century free-blown glass and painted chestnut flask. Olive-Amber Green, ovoid body with slightly flattened sides, hand-painted scene of sailboats, having an elongated neck with

First half 19thC. NO chips or cracks. Rare version with rib along the applied handle. Beautiful early glass in excellent original condition. according to the heirs this large creamer was bought from G

An early 19th century free-blown glass milk pan, possibly West Virginia. Medium Amethyst, round shape with a folded rim. Minor wear; light scratches. 7 1/2" diameter. ESTIMATE $200-300

A late 18th-early 19th century free-blown glass chestnut flask, probably New England. Medium Olive Green, ovoid body with slightly flattened sides, slender neck with applied rounded mouth, and a sligh

An early 19th century free-blown glass cuspidor/whimsey. Dark Green, round shape with flared, upturned rim. Hand-numbered "69" in white underneath. A 3" long trace of red along the edge. 6 1/8" diamet

A late 18th-early 19th century free-blown glass chestnut flask, probably New England. Medium Olive Green, ovoid body with flattened sides, slender neck with applied rounded mouth, and a slight kick-up

A late 18th-early 19th century free-blown glass chestnut flask, probably New England. Medium Olive Green, ovoid body with flattened sides, an elongated neck with applied collar, and slight kick-up bas

Two early 19th century free-blown glass storage jars. Medium Olive Green, each is cylindrical with rounded shoulders and a flared mouth. Minor wear; numerous air bubbles. 10 1/4 and 11" high. ESTIMATE

A late 18th-early 19th century free-blown glass chestnut flask, probably New England. Medium Olive Green, ovoid body with slightly flattened sides, an elongated neck with applied collar, and slight ki

A late 18th-early 19th century free-blown glass chestnut flask, probably New England. Olive Green, ovoid body with slightly flattened sides, an elongated neck with applied collar, and kick-up base. Ci

Antique American Federal New England amber color blown glass flask. Decorated with a relief molded cornucopia and an urn of fruit. Rough pontil on the base. Circa the early 19th century. Antique Ameri

Ca. early 19thC. Excellent original condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Folded rim on the pad foot. South Jersey. From the Ledlie Laughlin estate.

American and English, 18th/early 19th century, three decanters: free-blown with three applied rings on neck, 8-1/2 in.; large and small examples of similar form mold-blown form combining fluted barrel

Possibly South Jersey, Early 19th C. 4 1/4"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest

Amber kidney shaped free blown demijohn measuring 18 inches tall with sand chip pontil and hand applied top, very whittled. The glass is in beautiful estate found antique condition with minor shelf we

(7) 19th c. Blown Colored Glass Vessels, including: (2) Free blown footed amethyst glass master salts, early 19th c., one with flared rim and wide foot, the other double ogee form with knopped stem, 2

FREE-BLOWN GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, colorless, including a covered sugar bowl, a covered individual sugar bowl, an open sugar, and a creamer. Various makers. 19th century. 2 1/4" to 7"

New England, 19th Century. A Free-Blown Olive-Amber Flask with tooled mouth and pontil. The aqua blue glass cylinder-shaped bottle with tooled mouth and rounded bottom is possibly used for the darning

Free-Blown and Engraved Masonic Goblet. Early 19th century. Colorless lead glass with engraved Masonic symbols. 5-7/8"h. Condition: Very good, small chip ground out on base rim.

including 2 clear glass bottles with hints of gold leafing at the tops, with stoppers (h. 6 x 2-1/2 x 3-3/4 in.); plus 2 amber glass bottles, with silver overlay on the stoppers, handles, and centers,

medium amber, ovoid form, applied sloping mouth, iron pontil mark. Maker unverified. 19th century. 19" HOA, 12 1/2" DOA.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum estate collection, Winston-Salem, NC.

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. This pair purchased by Ledlie Laughlin from the McKearin AAA sale Jan 7th, 1932, lot #336. Paid $70 for the pair! Bargain.