RARE Jersey Aquamarine Free Blown Lily Pad Pitcher

18th to Early 19thC. Complete with REPAIRED BREAKS AS SHOWN. We include this because Ledlie Laughlin bought this at auction, when it was in perfect condition. We discovered this pitcher as it sits now

Possibly southern New Jersey. Light green aquamarine color with a crimped foot and pontil scar. 2nd quarter of the 19th-C. Measures 5-1/2" in diameter including the handle and 3-3/4" diameter at the t

REPRODUCTION FREE-BLOWN LILY-PAD PITCHERS, LOT OF TWO, aquamarine, each baluster form, one with lily-pads in a vertical position with the other having them swirled to the right, applied handles and to

Type 1 with applied disk foot, applied ribbed handle and threaded neck. Possibly South Jersey or New York. Early 19th C. 8 1/4"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson D

Late 18thC to first quarter 19thC. Aquamarine lily pad blown glass pitcher Northern NY, likely Redford. Ledlie Laughlin purchased from McKearin, Hoosick Falls, NY June 1930. Lot comes with original re

Late 18thC to first quarter 19thC. Small South Jersey bluish green swirled bottle with applied handle, applied lip and lily pad base. No chips or cracks. Rare form, purchaed from Frances W. Carey, Had

Ca. last half 20thC. Excellent with no chips, cracks or repairs. Hand blown, created in an 18th to early 19thC manner. White glass details make this a striking piece of glass.

19th c free blown lily pad Type II decorated bowl w/ folded rim, Redwood, NY, aquamarine glass, open pontil, ht 2 3/8”, dia 6 3/4”, Dr Oliver Eastman collection, Garth's auction Sept 22, 1972 #515

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

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Very rare form. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this piece from Annie H. Kerfoot of Freehold NJ during April 1930 for $250, after seeing it pictured for sale in the ma

Late 18thC to first quarter 19thC. Crimped round pad base, applied handle, undecorated body. No chips or cracks. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this around 1930.

First quarter 19thC. No cracks HOWEVER, has a chip/missing piece off the tail end of the handle. Other than that this pither is in excellent condition.

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. An elegant, free-blown pitcher formed from translucent glass of a pale turquoise hue. The vessel is defined by a flat base, a globular body which gra

FREE-BLOWN MARBRIE LOOP PITCHER, aquamarine with opal loopings, baluster form with an elongated spout, applied solid handle with three lower crimps and a curl, applied circular foot, rough pontil mark

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

Ca. last half 20thC. Excellent with no chips, cracks or repairs. Vintage hand-blown glass pitcher created in a late 18th to early 19thC manner. Signed D. V. 82'.

FREE-BLOWN MARBRIE LOOP WATER PITCHER, aquamarine with opal loopings, baluster form with an applied solid handle with lower crimp and an applied prunt to the lower terminal, tooled circular foot, roug

Clevenger Glass Pitcher, Clayton, NJ, late 1930s, free blown glass in Jersey blue-green, applied handle, 8 1/4" high, RCA, LLC

New Jersey Type Dark Aqua Footed Pitcher. Bulbous body with lily pad base, elongated neck, pinched spout and applied handle. 8"h. Condition: Very good.

FREE-BLOWN GLASS DEEP BOWL / PAN, aquamarine, cylindrical form with a rolled-over rim, rough pontil mark. Probably South Jersey or Midwestern. First half 19th century. 5 7/8" H, 9 1/4" D rim. Provenan

FREE-BLOWN MARBRIE-LOOP DECORATED DECANTER, aquamarine with opal loopings, shouldered form with three applied neck rings, rough pontil mark. Probably Pittsburgh or South Jersey. Second half 19th centu

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.

ASSORTED FREE-BLOWN TOY ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising a colorless and pale green bottle, two aquamarine pitchers/jugs, a pale blue urn-form vase, and a cobalt blue jug. Various makers. 19th and/or

Middle to late 18thC. No cracks, bird finial tail and lower ear of one handle chipped. Purchased at the Dec 6th, 1931 King Hooper Sale by American Art Assn-NYC for $70. Previously sold at the McKearin