Victorian Northwood Spatter Glass Pleat Salt Shaker

Northwood Spatter Glass Pleat, cranberry and white opalescent, ribbed and lobbed, 1885-1892, page 175 Lechner II.

Great pair of Victorian spatter ribbed swirl shakers. In pink and blue spatter with diagonal swirls. Shakers measures 3" H.

Oval Panel cranberry and white spatter glass salt shaker, 1890-1900, page 240 Lechner II.

Four Victorian slag glass salts by Northwood and Challinor Glass. Wonderful assortment in great colors! Condition: Excellent

10pc. Lot Victorian Northwood salt shakers in various patterns including Argenaut shell and vaseline Jewel & flower etc. Average measure of 3 1/2" H.

Northwood made some beautiful glass didn't they? Even the simplest of patterns still get little the attention they deserve. Several patterns we have here. Tallest measures 4" high.

A nice group of 3 Northwood Victorian Glass salt shakers. Two in the pattern Daisy & Fern in the parian swirl mold comprised of a blue and cranberry. One scarce Royal Ivy pattern rainbow Craquelle. Ni

Three Northwood Chrysanthemum Base Swirl opalescent salt shakers in Cranberry, flint, and blue opalescent. Nice seldom seen shakers. Each measures: 2 1/2" tall, 1 3/4" wide. Condition: Excellent

Look at all of the different shakers in this wondersome lot. All types of goodies. Tallest measures 3 1/2".

What to choose? Well, they're all to go for one money. Lovely examples from such makers as Challinor, Sandwich, & Northwood. Go find them. We dare you. Tallest measures 3 3/4".

Lot of 7 salt shakers - International Silver Co, clear green with applied brass, 1880, Early Hybrid Variant; green Northwood Intaglio, 1900-1903, page 171 Lechner II; Beaumont 101 / Inside Ribbing, 19

Lot of 2 cranberry opalescent glass - Northwood Chrysanthemum Swirl toothpick, 1893 (flea bite on inside rim); Hobbs Lattice salt shaker.

Here we have a two piece lot of Victorian glass sugar shakers. Both by Northwood. A cranberry spatter and a cased blue example. Always a nice pattern. Each measures 4 3/4" tall.

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

ASSORTED VICTORIAN GLASS SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, LOT OF 15, various colors, including two Medallion Sprig, two amber-stained with foliate decoration, two Northwood Rubina Swirl, and a Pseudo-cameo, e

Oh boy. Can you believe all this goodness in one lot? Lots of bang for your bucks here folks. Nice grouping of Victorian glass sugar and salt shakers including a cased spatter royal ivy, cranberry and

The glossy variant of this pattern just sparkles. This has great coloring in the spatter glass throughout. It measures 3 1/2" tall.

A nice offering of two Victorian sugar shakers comprised of a Libbey Maize custard with blue husk and a Northwood Royal Ivy Spatter craquelle finish example. Tallest measures 6" high.

Lot of four, all singles, including pink spatter glass, Ribbed, likely Northwood, 3" high; plus corset waisted floral scroll in spatter glass with silver mica flecking, 4" high; plus Sandwich Glass ru

You seldom see these in the spatter. Leaf Umbrella pattern is such a pretty pattern, even when it is obscured by the spatter effect of the glass. None the less, amazing piece of Victoriana at it's fin

NORTHWOOD NO. 333 / LEAF MOLD SALT SHAKERS, LOT OF TWO, canary/Vaseline (reacts under black light) with cranberry and opal spatter, one with satin finish, one with a period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Pa

Northwood Royal Ivy tumblers - one end of day, other frosted and mottled cranberry, (cracked); pair salt shakers. Good condition (mottled tumbler with crack.)

Such beauties these are folks. Soft cranberry Victorian glass salt shaker pair with lovely and abundant floral decoration set in signed Pelton silverplate holder. Simply wonderful! Measures 8" tall.

Nice find in this matching decoration to the cruet prior, in a Phoenix coinspot mother of pearl pattern salt shaker. Delicate florals encompass the example and the pink color is to die for. What a fin