Blown Molded White Opalescent Diamond Pitcher

Reeded handle, polished pontil, 9" H. Condition - good.

12 blown molded 3.5"T Christmas lamps includes: 1 tin and multicolored glass panels with a wire hanger, we have 2 cobalt blue, 1 white opalescent glass, and 1 amethyst marked "Brock's Illumination - M

BLOWN-MOLDED COMMERCIAL PUNGENTS / SCENT BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE, colorless opalescent, opaque white/milk glass, and deep blue with opal marbling swirls, each concave eight-sided form with threaded neck

BIG WINDOWS BLOWN-MOLDED VASE, blue opalescent, ruffled rim, banded cylindrical neck with a swirling bulbous bases. Together with a Big Windows cream pitcher. Two pieces total. Probably Buckeye Glass

ASSORTED KEROSENE LAMPS AND A CHIMNEY, LOT OF THREE, comprising a green Erin Fan footed finger lamp, a colorless opalescent font Primrose stand lamp, and an opaque white blown-molded Lion Mask and Rib

ASSORTED BLOWN-MOLDED MINIATURE STAND LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, opaque white and moss green opalescent, each with polychrome decoration, urn-form font and pedestal foot, opaque white chimney-shades, period c

BLOWN-MOLDED COMMERCIAL PUNGENTS / SCENT BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE, colorless, opaque white/milk glass, and blue opalescent, each six-sided ogee form with threaded neck, period Britannia/pewter cap. Bosto

BLOWN-MOLDED COMMERCIAL PUNGENT / SCENT BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE, opaque white, translucent blue, and colorless opalescent, each six-sided ogee form with threaded neck and period caps with two having cor

BLOWN-MOLDED GV-11 SYRUP PITCHER, colorless, applied hollow handle, Diamond Type II base; lacking top of lid. King, Son & Co. Circa 1875. 7 1/4" HOA.Literature: Parallels the McKearins - American Glas

Blue mold blown swirled rib font with white opalescent ribbing in the opposite direction as the molded ribs on clear beaded column with molded finger ring, lobbed, domed & flared foot, brass collar &

Front with mold blown swirled ribs and white opalescent swirled ribs in the opposite direction as the molded ribs, on clear turned column with domed pattered foot, brass collar & burner, 4 1/2" diamet

ASSORTED CONTINENTAL BLOWN ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, colorless, cobalt blue, opalescent white, and opaque white, including two footed mugs with gilt decoration, and a dip-molded mug and cup, each with pol

ASSORTED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF 12, various colors, including two reproduction three-molded decanters, a Diamond-Quilt cream jug, an Acanthus lamp, and a free-blown pitcher. Various makers. 19th and 2

GOOD MIXED VINTAGE ART GLASS GROUP. Comprising seven art glass items, including a pink blown out diamond quilted vase, a blue opalescent striped vase, a blue to white Victorian Coralene vase, an amber

On mold blown clear font with white opal swirled ribs in opposite direction from molded swirled ribs, on clear palm leaf & fan pattern column on domed & lobbed foot, brass collar, 5" diameter x 8 1/2"

Nine Cranberry Glass Pieces, includes: hand blown 6 1/4" pitcher with gilt and enameled flowers, a molded glass 7 1/4' vase, six assorted enameled and or opalescent cranberry tumblers and an opalescen

BLOWN-MOLDED DIAMOND KEROSENE FOOTED FINGER LAMP, dark blue, applied handle, repeating diamond panels over ribbed stem, No. 1 Taplin-Brown collar. Fitted with a period No. 0 slip burner and colorless

measures about 8 inches tall, no chips or cracks

6 1/2 inches

Near Pair 11 inch Jack in pulpit vases, each with florals, different artist but each signed, 7.5 inch pink crest white opalescent diamond optic, artist signed 32,33

hand painted 8" T x 3 1/2" W

European, late 19th-early 20th century. Blown molded with diamond pattern. Three earliest have folded rims, two pale green, one cobalt. Various other colors including blues, greens, amethysts and ambe

early 20th century. blown and molded pitcher with art nouveau design in the mold. glass itself has what are possibly swastikas surrounding body. H11"

EXCELSIOR ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, colorless lead glass, comprising a blown-molded water pitcher and a large and standard-size candlestick. New England and Pittsburgh areas. 1850-1870. Pitcher: 8" H, C