New England Glass Company Amberina Pitcher in 'Hob and Star' Pattern, Cambridge, Massachusetts, ...

A GROUP OF SEVEN NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY ACID ETCHED GLASS VESSELS IN THE "POMONA" PATTERN, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1885-1920, the Joseph Locke designed pattern, patented in 1885, with thumb

A HAND BLOWN AMBERINA RIBBED GLASS BUD VASE, NEW ENGLAND GLASS CO., CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1883-1890, of baluster form, with vertical ribs and shaded red to amber with applied rigaree spiral,

New England Glass Co. plated Amberina tumbler Cambridge, Massachusetts glossy opaque glass unmarked 2 5/8"dia x 3 3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Governor Jim Thompson, Chicago, Illi

Produced in the mid-1800's in Cambridge, Massachusetts by the New England Glass Company. 5" H.

thumbprint decor, clear ribbon handle, 10" tall, circa 1880, attributed to Mt. Washington or New England Glass Company, excellent.

Pitcher & Tumbler, Amberina Art Glass By New England, Coinspot Pattern, Outstanding Color, Amberina Applied Handle, (1) 7.25" X 7.5" Pitcher, (1) 3.75" Tumbler, Lee & Carol Marple Collection.

NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, PLATED AMBERINA CREAMER. HEIGHT 2 3/8" (HAIRLINE CRACK ON SIDE)

Amethyst candlestick with hexagon base. New England Glass Company, Sandwich, Massachusetts, circa 1850. H 7-1/8" D (base) 4". Condition: Excellent original condition. Three minor imperfections at base

New England Glass Company (attributed) plated amberina creamer. Excellent condition, with three 1/16" hairline cracks on the lip. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: 4 - 1/2" x 4" x 2 - 1/

Three Libbys New England glass works amberina glass pitchers of various sizes dating to 1883 to the 1890's. Each pitcher comes with a square top and has coinspot designs covering each of thepitchers.

This is one you just don't see folks. A scarce piece of New England Amberina. Seldom seen in peachblow and certainly not in amberina. Super color and appealing form. 6 1/4" tall.

Compote, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Rare Peppermint Stick Border, 6" x 8", By New England Glass Company, Frosted Greek Key Pattern, Ray Cut Foot, Very Nice Example. The Seller Of This Item Has Elec

Water Pitcher, Amberina Art Glass By New England, 7" x 7.25", Square Top, Coinspot Design, Amberina Ribbed Applied Handle, Polished Pontil Base, Extra Nice, Lee & Carol Marple Collection.

Pitcher, Amberina Art Glass By New England, 4.5" x 4.5", Square Top, Coinspot Design, Amberina Ribbed Applied Handle, Polished Pontil Base, Extra Nice, Lee & Carol Marple Collection.

Pair, Antique New England Glass Company large-scale and finely etched hurricanes, Cambridge, MA, first half, 19th c. [Provenance: Fessenden Family, Cambridge MA; Estate of Dr. Robert Vanarsdall, Villa

New England Glass Company plated tapered, rose to cream, ribbed lemonade cup with applied amber handle. Marked on the bottom with paper sticker, stating "Patent Applied For". Free of cracks, chips, sc

New England Glass Company plated rose to cream ribbed mug with applied amber handle. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, scratches or repairs. Condition: Dimensions: 2 - 1/2" 3 - 1/2" x 2 - 3/8

New England Glass Company plated rose to cream, ribbed punch cup with applied amber handle. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, scratches or repairs. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 2 - 1/2

New England Glass Company (attributed) trumpet lily vase in Meriden silver plate holder. Repaired 1/2" break at base. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 9 - 1/2" x 3 - 1/4" x 3 - 1/4".

New England Glass Co. Green Opaque articles, two: tumbler and toothpick holder East Cambridge, Massachusetts, circa 1887 model decorated glass unmarked tumbler: 2 5/8"dia x 3"h; toothpick holder: 2 1/

Attributed to New England Glass Co. Peachblow celery vases with crimped rim, pair Cambridge, Massachusetts matte and glossy opaque glass unmarked each: 3 3/4"dia x 6 1/4"h Provenance: Property from th

Vase, Two Handles, Amberina Art Glass, 3.75" x 5.25", Swirl Mold, Attributed To New England Glass Company, Indiana Personal Collection

New England Glass Company 19TH CENTURY, (1818-1878) a glossy peachblow syrup pitcher Height 5 3/4 inches Estimate $ 100-200

thumbprint decor, attributed to New England Glass Company, late 19th century, 6".