Two Clear Glass Mary Gregory Pitchers

One decorated with enamel scene of young boy holding a flower. Other of young girl clutching a bouquet holder. Applied clear handles. Rough spot on surface of one. 6 1/4" H.

Pitcher And (2) Tumblers - 9" Clear Art Glass Water Pitcher with Mary Gregory Decor of Young Girl with Colored Face Highlights - Sells With (2) 6.5" Mary Gregory Tumblers with Iridized Marigold Base

Two equally sized drink pitchers with ruffled top, hand-painted Mary Gregory boy and girl. Ruby glass body with clear handles. Issued: c. 1880 Dimensions: 6.5"L x 5"W x 8"H Manufacturer: Fenton Countr

Mary Gregory pitcher and (6) tumblers, ruffled edge pitcher with applied clear glass handle, enamel painted with children fishing and bird catching, 9-1/2"h pitcher and 4" h tumblers, flake to (1) cup

Antique glass articles including a Mary Gregory red glass pitcher with clear handle. Largest 7.75" H.

One enameled with young boy dropping seeds and other with young girl holding flower. Having transparent bulbous toppers. Each 7 3/4" H.

Victorian "Mary Gregory" Pitcher & Glass Set: 5 blue cups, 1 blue pitcher. Additional 5 hand painted Mary Gregory clear glasses, Blue glass with white hand painted design. Kids on swing in tree. Clear

water set, some nicks to tumblers, crack at base of pitcher handle

Group of two items from Mary Gregory: one glass pitcher jug with ruffled border and applied ribbed handle; and one barrel shaped vase. Both with hand painted white enamel decorations featuring a young

Stein, Blue Art Glass, Mary Gregory Scenic Decor, 6" X 3.75", Young Child Smoking Pipe, Pewter And Clear Glass Flip Lid, Two Small Rim Nicks, Pheobie Lea Stutheit Collection.

enameled girl & forest decor, 9 1/2", circa 1880....Mary Gregory is the name used for a type of glass that is easily identified. White figures were painted on clear or colored glass as the decoration.

A set of two Mary Gregory green glass oil and vinegar pitchers. Each with white enamel decoration depicting male and female figures in a landscape setting. Each with stoppers. Measures 6" high to top

(4) Assorted Mary Gregory Art Glass Pitchers and Mugs - (1) 5.5" Clear Pitcher with Young Girl Decor - (1) 4.25" Clear Creamer, Young Girl Decor - (1) 4" Amber Mug, Young Boy Decor - (1) 3.75" Clear C

Including one decanter, 12 3/4" H. and two matching liqueurs, 4" H. Each in clear glass decorated with white enamel scene of women on bicycles. Some chips on stopper.

Two Mary Gregory blue glass items including a ruffled rim vase and a lidded tankard pitcher each with children, 8 1/2" ht. CONDITION: Good, minor chip to the rim of the tankard.

Decorated in enamel with two cherubs. Vessel sits on four gilt trimmed clear glass feet. 5 1/2" x 5" Sq.

One with enamel decoration of figure of girl looking upward. Other with figure of a boy in a similar position. Both with clear glass bases. 5" H.

Including one pitcher in clear glass and with applied handle; and four tumblers. Each decorated with matching scenes of children holding flowers or watching birds. Mostly in white enamel, but figure's

7 pieces of Mary Gregory enameled glass objects includes three miniature cups and pitchers, two vanity boxes, square perfume bottle, and vase. Objects range in size 1.5" to 3.5" high. Condition report

Great lot of two Victorian powder boxes in clear enameled Mary Gregory decoration and the other in porcelain with scenice decoration. Largest measures 2 1/2"

Pitcher, Green Optic Rib Art Glass, 7", White Enamel Scenic Mary Gregory Decor Of Young Girl, Clear Applied Handle, Pheobie Lea Stutheit Collection.

A lot of three antique Mary Gregory hand painted white enameled glass items depicting children in landscape scene to include a clear vase, clear pitcher and a a light blue to milk glass vase. Tallest

Each decorated with white enamel scenes of young boy. One with hinged ruby glass lid, 6 3/4" H. Other with hinged clear lid, 4 3/4" H. Damage to metal lid encasement on larger stein.

The lot Includes an Amberina coin spot pitcher and vase, an unsigned Steuben threaded vase, two Mary Gregory black plates by Westmoreland, and several blue glass dishes. The Lot looks to be in overall