SAXONY CRYSTAL GLASS, FIRST HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY.

This pair of lusters were made in England during the first half of the 19th century. The body is made of cut-glass with applied gilt. There are twelve long prisms that hang from the top rim.

A Baroque style giltwood carved looking glass first half 19th century, having a bow form crest surmounting the ribbon and floral decorated frame surrounding the diamond dust mirror, overall 39"h x 26"

ANTIQUE WOODEN POCKET COMPASS, turned wooden case housing hand-colored paper directional indicator and iron needle, under glass. First half 19th century. 2 1/2" D.Excellent condition overall.

A Pair of French Gilt Banded Opaline Glass Vases First Half 19th Century Height 11 5/8 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois

A GOLD-MOUNTED ROCK CRYSTAL SCENT BOTTLE, FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY of compressed baluster form, with pierced and chased gold mounts. 11cm high

TWELVE PIECES OF ENGLISH BRISTOL GLASSFirst Half of the 19th Century1-2) Pair of dark green nine-sided decanters with stoppers. Heights 11.5".3-10) Eight blue-green hexagonal wineglasses with pol

sterling silver engraved crystal Continental bottle, first half of 19th Century, L: cm 12, H: cm 26 (L: 5,1 inch, H: 10,2 inch)

Baccarat Scattered Canes on Muslin Glass Paperweight, France, first half of the 19th century, several silhouette canes, unmarked, ht. 1 3/4, dia. 2 in. Footnotes: Provenance: Dorothy Lee Jones collect

THREE GILT-DECORATED COBALT BLUE GLASS LIQUOR BOTTLESFirst Half of the 19th CenturyProbably English. Marked "Hollands", "Rum" and "Brandy". Stoppers with coordinating let

TWO BRISTOL OPALESCENT GLASS MUGSEngland, First Half of the 19th CenturyWith enamel decoration and applied strap handles.Heights from 5.5" to 6.75". Provenance:The Estate of Paul and Diane Madden, San

A hobnail cut glass preserve jar and cover, first half 19th Century, oviform with step and prism cut borders, 21cm high

AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk on linen, five alphabet and numeral rows above "Executed by / Margaret Eliza Shaw / Aged 10 Years". Housed under glass in a period frame. First half 19th century. 9"

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART DRAWING, watercolor on paper, cut-out, depicting a basket of fruit, no signature located. Housed under glass in a red-painted frame. First half 19th century. 5

The two hand-blown green glass flasks from the first half of the 19th century: 1. A mold blown aquamarine glass Eagle and Grapes flask with rough pontil and plain lip. 2. A mold blown aquamarine glass

SIX OLIVE GREEN BLOWN GLASS FLASKS AND BOTTLESAmerica, First Half of the 19th CenturyHeights from 5.5” to 10”. Provenance:The Estate of Paul and Diane Madden, Sandwich, Massachusetts.

each bust length, comprising a left-facing young man with ponytail, and a right-facing gentleman. Each housed under glass in a period stamped-metal frame. First half 19th century. 4" x 2 5/8" and 5 1/

American (possibly Pittsburgh), first half 19th Century. Clear flint glass with hollow handles and broken pontils. Some wear and missing blown stoppers. 8.75" h. 7" h.

Pair, Antique New England Glass Company large-scale and finely etched hurricanes, Cambridge, MA, first half, 19th c. [Provenance: Fessenden Family, Cambridge MA; Estate of Dr. Robert Vanarsdall, Villa

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 GLASS LARGE PAN, light green, wide conical form with a rolled-over rim, tooled spout, rough pontil mark. Probably New York or South Jersey. First half 19th century. 4 5/8" H, 20 1/2" DOA. P

FREE-BLOWN GLASS DEEP BOWL / PAN, medium green, cylindrical form with a rolled-over rim, rough pontil mark. United States. First half 19th century. 4 3/4" H, 6 1/2" D. Provenance: From the Peter H. Ti

First half 19th century. Three-cold clear pan with folded rim, 1.25"h. 5.7"d. A clear pan with folded rim, 1.75"h. 5.5"d. An aqua ribbed chestnut flask, 4.5"h. And an olive flask with cornucopia and u

FREE-BLOWN GLASS LARGE PAN, light green, wide conical form with a rolled-over rim, tooled spout, rough pontil mark. Probably New York or South Jersey. First half 19th century. 4 3/8" H, 15 1/4" DOA. P

IRISH CUT GLASS SERVING DISH, colorless lead glass, oblong octagonal form with stylized shield design on panels, shaped rim, and rayed base. First half 19th century. 3" H, 7 1/2" x 10 1/4".Provenance: