SOUTH BOSTON GLASS WORKS BLOWN PITCHER

APPLIED CHAIN BANDS WIDE APPLIED HANDLE WITH CURL FOLDED TOP RIM ROUGH PONTIL 6" X 6 1/2" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also O

PATTERN-MOLDED SCENT BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a colorless and a deep cobalt blue, each having swirling ribs, rough pontil mark. Thomas Cains, at his South Boston Flint Glass Works or Cains'

c. 1810-1830, all clear glass, probably New England Glass Works or South Boston Flint Glass Works---1. Pair of oblong open salts, diamond diapering to sides and fan ends, each with inverted star base;

Five South Jersey blown glass pitchers, largest 6 3/4"h

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

Swirled to the left Boston and Sandwich glassworks. Rich cobalt blue with blown stopper. 2nd quarter of the 19th-C with pontil scar. Measures 3" diameter x 6" high and 6-3/4" high with stopper in plac

Two New England Free Blown and Pressed Colorless Glass Double-Burner Fluid Lamps, 1830-45. The first possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, Massachusetts, the spherical font joined by a waf

Boston Sandwich glass works GIV-7 pint with pontil scar. Rare 1st half of 19th-C. Measures 4" in diameter x 10-1/8" high including stopper.

Blown Three-Mold 'Arch and Fern with Snake Medallion' Pattern Colorless Glass 'Scotch' Decanter and Stopper, Boston & Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, Massachusetts, GIV-7, tooled flared rim, molded "S

PHOENIX GLASS WORKS THOMAS CAINES HEAVY HORIZONTAL RIBS APPLIED HANDLE WITH CURL POLISHED PONTIL 9"H PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully b

Rare Blown Three-Mold 'Arch and Fern with Snake Medallion' Pattern Colorless Glass 'Scotch' Decanter and Stopper, Boston & Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, Massachusetts, 1820-40. GIV-7, tooled flared

Truly stunning hand painted and hand blown glass pitcher and two cups in the style of Lobmeyr with an impressive coat of arms painted on all three pieces. The pieces are all in great vintage condition

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

BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER - BOSTON AND SANDWICH GLASS WORKS, CIRCA 1840'S - STAR PATTERN WITH STOPPER

Makoulpa South Africa Figural Handled Pitcher. Silver toned cast figural handled hand blown glass pitcher with Antelope head handle Approximately 10 inches x 7 inches

Blown Glass Pitcher with Applied Handle. Artist Signed. Measures You are bidding at a live sale, please read the terms and conditions. We are offering contact-less pick ups at our South Brunswick loca

South Jersey blown glass grouping of eleven pieces to include pitchers, blue vase, 7 1/2"h, shaker, etc.

BLOWN-MOLDED PANELLED COMMERCIAL COLOGNE BOTTLE, medium blue, shouldered form, plain base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Patrick F. Slane's American Glass Co., South Boston, MA, and others. 1847-1870.

HARRACH OVERSHOT PITCHER, rubina, mold-blown swirled rib body, with applied colorless reeded handle. Harrach Glassworks. Circa 1890. 8 1/8" H.Undamaged.Literature: Parallels Mergl - From Neuwelt to th

FREE-BLOWN MARBRIE-DECORATED WITCH BALL, opal with four groups of rose loopings, rough pontil mark having a 1/2" D opening. Probably United States, possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. or South Jersey

FREE-BLOWN MARBRIE-DECORATED WITCH BALL, opal with four groups of rose loopings, rough pontil mark having a 1/4" D opening. Probably United States, possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. or South Jersey

8" tall pitcher w/applied handle, 5.75" tall sherbets.

Eight Early American Blown and Pattern Molded Glass Vessels 19th Century including a Union Glass Works (Philadelphia) bottle, one pitcher, one vase, two inkwells, two target balls and one scent bottle

Massachusetts, Circa 1830s. A miniature lacy glass milk pitcher, a toy, attributed to the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, circa 1830s,. Together with a miniature blown 3 mold decanter in GIII-5 patte