POLKA DOT - WEST VIRGINIA MOLD ASSEMBLED PAIR OF SALT

POLKA DOT - WEST VIRGINIA MOLD WATER PITCHER, colorless opalescent, shouldered form with four-lobe rim, applied handle with pressed-feather design to upper terminal. West Virginia Glass Co. Pattern in

WEST VIRGINIA MOLD - POLKA DOT SYRUP PITCHER, blue opalescent, period lid, applied handle. West Virginia Glass Co. Circa 1894. 6" H.Undamaged.Literature: Heacock - Book III: Syrups, Sugar Shakers & Cr

Hobbs Polka Dot Swirl (opalescent windows) Francisware swirl mold, ringed neck, 1889-1890, page 98 Lechner II; pair Northwood Paneled Sprig, 1895-1900; Reverse Swirl Tall, 1887, page 37 Lechner III; p

Water Set, Cranberry Opalescent Art Glass, Polka Dot Pattern By West Virginia Glass, (1) 9" X 7" Pitcher, (6) Matching 3.75" Tumblers, One Tumbler Has Rim Chip, Lee & Carol Marple Collection.

Water Set, Clear Opalescent Art Glass, Polka Dot Pattern By West Virginia Glass, (1) 8.75" X 6.5" Pitcher, (4) Matching 3.75" Tumblers, All Tumblers Have Edge Chips, Lee & Carol Marple Collection.

Water Pitcher, Cranberry Opalescent, 9.25" x 7", Polka Dot Pattern By West Virginia Glass Company, Circa 1899, Estate Of Dr. Barry and Dee Free.

These are always a fan favorite. Super well matched pair of shakers. Each measures 3 1/4" tall.

With applied frosted blue glass handle, Some tarnishing on top piece, Measures 7 x 4 1/2 x 4 inches.

Scarce find in this West Virginia glass cranberry opalescent Polk Dot pattern toothpick holder. Fine example.

This form was produced by West Virginia Glass. Pleasing to the eye, this is a superior example with fine color and opalescence. It stands a regal 5" tall.

POLKA DOT BITTER'S / BARBER'S BOTTLE, blue opalescent, six-lobe Melon Rib form, with a ceramic spout. Probably West Virginia Glass Co. or Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1894. 7 1/4" H bottle.Undamaged.Lite

Here's another piece by West Virginia Glass. This is the coordinating syrup pitcher to the sugar shaker prior. Tough syrup to find. Standing in at 6" tall.

POLKA DOT CRUET,blue opalescent,applied handle, colorless cut-faceted stopper, polished pontil mark.Northwood Glass Co. or West Virginia Glass Co.Circa 1894.6 3/4" HOA. Literature: Parallels Heacock

POLKA DOT BITTER'S / BARBER'S BOTTLE, opal to cranberry, six-lobe Melon Rib form, having a metal spout. Probably West Virginia Glass Co. or Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1894. 7 1/4" H bottle.Undamaged.Li

Comprising, a pair of salt and pepper shakers, a Wedgwood jasperware covered box, Royal Grafton red polka dot teacup, two saucers, and two plates, 6 Royal Bayreuth dessert plates, 6 St. Amand et Hamag

Group of 7 - pair Bryce Higbee Bee Hive, 1879-1907, page 22 Peterson; pair West Virginia Glass Cord & Pleat, 1896-1899, page 192 Lechner III; US Glass, Vermont, 1899, page 195 Lechner II; Jefferson Gl

Circa 1880s The two examples, one in glossy finish and one matte finish made by Hobbs, Brockunier Glass Company in Wheeling West Virginia are displayed in later molded resin griffon stands. Each measu

Pair (similar one with taller neck) Hobbs Collared Reverse Swirl Polka Dot (Opalescent Windows) cranberry salt shakers, 1888-1890, page 98 Lechner II.

Three (3) Kentucky and West Virginia salt-glazed stoneware jars. 1st item: Bierbower and Company, Maysville, KY cobalt decorated jar stenciled "Bierbower & Co./Stoves/Tinware (illegible)/39 Market St.

J.H. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. Wheeling Peachblow Morgan vases, pair, with griffin stands Wheeling, West Virginia frosted and glossy opaque glass unmarked each (including stand): 3 1/4"w x 3 1/4"d x 10"

PROVENANCE: From The Estate of FAIRMONT FARMS MANSION, within the city of Fairmont, West Virginia, September 1940, by E.T. NEWELL & Co, Inc., Auctioneers, 710 N. Howard ST, Baltimore, MD. (841) 2 Chin

PROVENANCE: From The Estate of FAIRMONT FARMS MANSION, within the city of Fairmont, West Virginia, September 1940, by E.T. NEWELL & Co, Inc., Auctioneers, 710 N. Howard ST, Baltimore, MD. (227) Pair O

Possibly West Virginia or Kentucky, circa 1900. Tightly bent in an intricate pattern. Some wear especially to the seats. I7" seat ht. 38"h.

Wheeling West Virginia Druggist Jugfourth quarter 19th century, four gallon size, salt glazed stoneware, tooled mouth, decorated in cobalt with stencil and brushed design, semi-ovoid form with '4' und