CENTRAL NO. 796 / ROPE AND THUMBPRINT SUGAR SHAKERS,

NORTHWOOD NO. 315 / ROYAL OAK SUGAR SHAKER, strong rubina with satin finish, period lid. Together with an amber Central No. 796 sugar shaker. Two pieces total. Northwood Glass Co. Pattern introduced i

CENTRAL NO. 796 / ROPE AND THUMBPRINT COVERED COMPOTE, blue, high standard. Central Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 12" HOA, 8" D.Undamaged.Literature: Hallock - Central Glass Company, p. 173,

5 1/2" Tal, Some Lid Dents

Circa 1885, 6 1/2" Tall, Some Lid Issues

6 1/2" Tall

ASSORTED CENTRAL PRESSED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, Vaseline (black lighted), comprising a Central Pressed Diamond open compote and open salt, and a Rope and Thumbprint open compote. Central Glass

Lot Consists of 2 Victorian Sugar Shakers. Both Have an Inverted Thumb Print Motif. One is Cranberry. Approximate Size is 4 1/2" inches Tall. In Good Condition.

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Two cranberry glass sugar shakers, including a Victorian era tapered "Inverted Thumbprint" example, and a later L.G. Wright Nine Panel "Coin Dot" example. Both in good condition with dents and splits

Group of six Victorian cranberry glass articles, plus stand, including: one inverted thumbprint vase with enamel floral painted decorations; one muffineer sugar shaker; one small glass cup; one silver

Illinois Central Railroad silver soldered lidded 5" sugar dish, and 7" oval tray by Reed & Barton. Two Pennsylvania Railroad silver soldered salt & pepper shakers and two double handle cup holders by

Weighted Sterling Rogers Salt and Peppers - Sugar Tongs - Monogramed - Appr. 4.1 troy ounces weighed without salt and pepper shakers - See photos for condition and details

Another super toughie in the realm of sugar shakers or Victorian glass is this one. Northwood cranberry opalescent ribbed coinspot example is sure to be a fine addition to any glass collection. It mea

Featuring The Vintage Jeanette Glass Jadeite Square Salt And Sugar Uranium Glass Shakers. Measuring 5" Tall And 2.5" Square, Glows Green Under Blacklight. In Good Condition, No Nicks, Chips Or Cracks

Very Rare, Mt. Washington Glass Chick head sugar shaker. Excpetional decor of blue background and a profusion of lavender and purple forget-me-nots. Seldom Found and this is a museum piece! Measures 3

How Great is this piece? The best Cranberry Opalescent Criss Cross Consolidated Criss Cross pattern Sugar Shaker. Super color and crisp opalescence! Measures:5" tall, 3 1/4" wide. Condition: Excellent

Rare Translucent Fig Form Mt. Washington Glass Sugar Shaker. Enameled Pansy decoration. Measures 4" H, 3 3/4" W.

Herend Queen Victoria Green Sugar Shaker and Jam Jar on Stand, each with pink rose finial. Dimensions: Sugar Shaker 5.5 in.h. Condition: Very good with no damage or restoration. Like new condition.

Vintage Barry Kieselstein Cord (aka. B. Kieselstein Cord) 18K yellow gold clip earrings, circa 1982, in scroll design with central rope pattern, marked: "B. KIESELSTEIN CORD / 1982 / 18K." with moon a

MIXED LOT OF FOUR SILVER PIECES. TWO STERLING SILVER BUCELLATI FLOWERS & STERLING SILVER SUGAR SHAKER. ONE SILVER PLATED OWL. Height: 7 in. by Width: 2.5 in. by Depth: 2.5 in.

Continental, 20th Century, large faience sugar shaker of pear shape with pedestal foot and high domed and pierced screw on lid, stylized floral decoration with diaper panels. Marked E. S. on base (uni

Assorted Lot of Herend Porcelain, comprising Rothschild Bird Heart Shaped Bon Bon (chip to tip of box top) and Bell, Fruits and Flowers Sugar Shaker, Queen Victoria Pierced Basket, Oval Woven Basket,

Baldwin Locomotive Works #5 Number Plate from Cuban 2-8-0 Steam locomotive A neat Baldwin Locomotive Works front number / smoke box plate from 36" gauge Heriberto Duquesne Sugar Central / Adela 2-8-0

To include 11 bread and butter plates (7.25"), 4 salad plates (8.75"), 1 medium salad bowl (3.75" D), 1 salt shaker, 1 pepper shaker, sugar bowl, 12 coffee mugs, 3 dessert bowls (one Me