Consolidate Lamp & Glass Co. Cone Sugar Shaker

By Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. Both in cone design. One in yellow, other in light blue. Produced from 1894-1904, Corapolis, Pennsylvania. 3 1/4" H.

Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. salt shakers - group of 4 Cord & Tassel, page 43 Lechner II; pair Raised Leaves / Gaudy Leaf, 1894-1902, page 43 Lechner III; Vine Border, 1894-1899; Triple Bud, 1895-190

Circa 1895, 4 1/2" Tall, Some Lid Dents

1890s Bulging Loop sugar shaker, pink, Consolidated Lamp Co., Condition - tiny pinhead flakes on one side. NOTE - THERE IS A SMALL CRACK FROM A BUMP THAT HAPPENED DURING PREVIEW WHEN SOMEONE WAS LOOKI

GUTTATE SUGAR SHAKER, cased pink, period lid. Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 5" HOA.Undamaged.Literature: Murray - Fostoria, Ohio Glass II, p. 141, fig. 11i / top left.Prov

Consolidate Lamp & Glass English barrel form opaque cased glass coral shaker, 1884-1889, lacking lid cap.

In the "Guttate" pattern by Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. Set consists of clear handled syrup pitcher sugar shaker, and salt and pepper. Produced in Corapolis Pennsylvania, 1894-1895. Pitcher, 6 3/4"

3 pair Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co salt shakers- pair green Bulging Petal, 1894-1898, page 42 Lechner II, one lacking led; pair blue Princess Swirl, 1895-1902, page 51 Lechner II; pair pink Pineapple

Est. $ 70 - 120 Cone Squatty Satin Glass Sugar Shaker. Measures 3.25 inches. Period lid. Cased pink with satin finish.

Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co - pair blue Cotton Bale, 1894, page 43 Lechner II; pair pink Overlapping Shell, 1894, page 19 Lechner I; pair Scroll & Net, 1887-1903, page 51 Lechner II.

Consolidated Lamp & Glass Palm Leaf / Palm Leaf Fans, 1893, pair pink and single green, page 179 Peterson.

Includes pink oil lamp, glass vase, sugar shaker, and "Good Night" finger candle holder. 9 1/4" high x 4" wide to 2 3/4" high x 8 1/2" wide. MEG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and c

Lot of 6 Victorian Era Salt Shakers Floral, Pink & Blue - 3 Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. salt shakers, Swag Ruffle, 1894-1900, opaque green and blue, page 258 Lechner III; 3 Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. A

(2) SOFT BLUE SQUATTY CONE PATTERN ART GLASS SUGAR SHAKERS (1) SATIN - (1) CASED

MT. WASHINGTON FIG / BEET SUGAR SHAKER, opaque white/milk glass with a custard and peach ground, polychrome floral decoration, original lid. Mt. Washington Glass Co. 1893-1900 4" HOA.Undamaged.Literat

FOSTORIA ROSE PETALS SUGAR SHAKER, plush peachblow, having a period lid. Fostoria Glass Co. Circa 1891. 2 3/4" H.Literature: Heacock - Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass, Book III, p. 39,

MT. WASHINGTON FIG / BEET (OMN) SUGAR SHAKER, opaque white with a tan ground and peach/orange staining, polychrome-enamel decoration, floral decoration, original lid. Mt. Washington Glass Co. 1893-190

STRIPE - WIDE NICKEL MOLD SUGAR SHAKER, shaded cranberry opalescent, period lid. Nickel Plate Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 4" H.Literature: Heacock - Victorian Colored Pattern Glass, Book II

NORTHWOOD NO. 333 / LEAF MOLD SUGAR SHAKER, pale blue with satin finish, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Pattern introduced in 1891. 3 1/2" H.Literature: Heacock/Measell/Wiggins - Harry Northwood: The

OPALINE BROCADE / SPANISH LACE SUGAR SHAKER, Vaseline (black lighted) opalescent, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1899. 4 5/8" HOA.Undamaged. Expected roughness to rim, as made.Literature: Paral

CONE MINIATURE OIL LAMP, yellow cased, embossed base with matching pattern umbrella shade, period "E.M. & Co" burner, tripod and crimped top chimney. Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th/

Rare Leaf Mold sugar shaker, pale blue with satin finish, period lid, made by Northwood Glass Co. 1891. 3 1/2" H. No issues noted. In-house shipping offered on this lot.

NORTHWOOD NO. 333 / LEAF MOLD SUGAR SHAKER, Royal Silver/cased opal with cranberry spatter and mica flecks, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Pattern introduced in 1891. 3 3/4" HOA.Literature: Heacock/M

OPALINE BROCADE / SPANISH LACE SUGAR SHAKER, cranberry opalescent, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1899. 4 5/8" H.Literature: Parallels Heacock/Elmore - Opalescent Glass From A to Z, p. 160, fig