UNRECORDED PRESSED CUP PLATE

ASSORTED UNRECORDED PRESSED GLASS CUP PLATES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, one with a waffled base and stippled fleur-de-lys pattern, other with a rayed base and Diamond Point-type pattern. Maker unverified

ASSORTED PRESSED CUP PLATES, LOT OF THREE, comprising an Ex-Powell fiery opalescent 265, an Ex-Elsholz cobalt blue 440-b, and a colorless 869 with amber-stained silhouettes and an amethyst tint. Bosto

MIDWESTERN, NEW ENGLAND 3 3/8" Terms: Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell?s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-LINE ONLY Auction at 2481 Belvidere Rd, Phillipsburg, Nj. 08865. There wi

Pressed Glass Cup Plate Base and Similar Lamp, Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. (1825-88), Sandwich, Massachusetts, c. 1830. Thick pressed flint glass plate molded without cap ring, a large pontil scar on

American, 19th-20th century. Includes an octagonal colorless plate with George Washington, a round colorless plate with Thomas Jefferson, and two with Henry Clay (medium and deep blue). 3.5" diameter

ASSORTED PRESSED GLASS CUP PLATES, LOT OF 17, colorless, comprising Lee/Rose No. 491, 494, 499, 505, 508, 510, 515-517, 520, two 521 (one with green tint), 522, 523-A, 532, 538, and 546. 1840-1870. Va

Sulphide cameo embedded in pressed glass cup plate, with the head of Napoleon in profile with laurel leaf crown. Minor chips to underside. Probably early 19th C. Approx. 3 1/4" diameter.

Group of Lacy Pressed and Other Colorless Glass Cup Plates, New England, some Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Boston, and the Midwest (Pittsburgh), 1835-50. All pertaining to history and genre subjects,

Group of Lacy Pressed and Other Colorless Glass Cup Plates, New England and the Midwest (Pittsburgh), 1835-50. All pertaining to marine subjects and comprising four 'Benjamin Franklin' cup plates, two

LEE/ROSE NO. 447-B CUP PLATE, unrecorded peacock green, 73 even scallops, 14 shoulder rings. Extremely rare or possibly unique. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1850. 3 1/2" D.Proof.Literatur

LEE/ROSE NO. 235 CUP PLATE, unrecorded colorless with silver nitrate/amber staining of uncertain origin, cavetto with large center rivet, 42 even scallops. Probably unique. Unknown origin. 1830-1850.

LEE/ROSE NO. 459-E CUP PLATE, unrecorded deep peacock blue, 43 even scallops. Rare or possibly extremely rare. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1850. 3 7/16" D.Near proof, one scallop lightly

A mid 19th century pressed lacy glass cup plate, possibly European. Brilliant Peacock Green, rosette center with extending rays, stippled ground, with 51 scallops about the rim. Lee/Rose No. 348, p.23

A collection of English transferware china, and also a group of colored pressed glass cups and plates.ÊÊ

A mid 19th century pressed lacy glass Eagle cup plate, probably Midwestern. Medium Blue, with an eagle at the center, beneath thirteen stars, within a rope border and scalloped rim. Lee/Rose No. 677-A

Lot of Fostoria "Cubist" Pressed Glass Tableware; incl. cups, plates, pitchers, etc.

LEE/ROSE NO. 160-X-1 CUP PLATE, colorless, significant unrecorded variant, octagonal with six even scallops between corners, cavetto center inner circle is plain, flower blossoms are made up of six be

Two Lacy Pressed Electric Blue Glass 'Henry Clay' Cup Plates, 1840-52; and a Pressed Dark Blue 'Double Hearts' Cup Plate, 1835-50, all the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Boston, Massachusetts. All three

INCLUDING SEVEN LACY ITEMS, PITCHER, THREE BOWLS, TWO PLATES, TUREEN BASE. SIX PLAIN PRESSED GLASS TWO CANDLESTICKS, TASTER, IRON, CUP AND PLATE. TWO ENAMEL GOBLETS 1" TO 1 5/8" Please Read Carefully

LEE/ROSE NO. 168-B-X CUP PLATE, colorless, major variation with 34 bull's-eye scallops like No. 167. Unrecorded, possibly unique. Midwestern. 1830-1840. 3 9/16" D.Near proof with only three scallops v

American, 19th century. Includes a small dish in deep emerald green, an opalescent cup plate with an oak border, an opalescent round plate with the ship Cadmus, and a pair of colorless cup plates with

LEE/ROSE NO. 266-A-X CUP PLATE, fiery opalescent, 53 even scallops. Unrecorded in AGCP, probably very rare. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1850. 3 1/2" D.Near proof with only one lightly ti

Probably Pittsburgh, c. 1850, colorless pressed glass. Lee/Rose 314, made for Sampson and Lindley at No. 92 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 3.5" diameter.

Large lot of approx. 50+ Historical and conventional Cup Plates in a brilliant array of unusual colors, designs and rim styles.. Cup plates are one of the first of the pressed glass objects to be made