Red Vesta Lantern - free blown bubbles

An unusual little globe with some odd features: it is free blown - there are no seams. It is a sold but molted red with some tiny air bubbles. It has very smooth top and bottom edges. The dimensions a

Measures 7 5/8" W x 1 7/8" D x 7 5/8" L. Weighs 3.8 lbs.

A group of seven globes. All are free blown. A couple have chips, one has rust on opposing sides. One is not shown, it tried to run away at picture time. (1-4) 8" tall 3 1/2" base 2 3/4" top (5) 8" ta

A very unusual brass lantern with a free blown wheel cut presentation globe. The frame has a rounded top with odd vent holes. It has 6 vertical wires and the horizontal wire is not round. It is hexago

An early fixed globe lantern that has a free blown body with many swirls and shaping lines from rolling it. The globe has an applied ring to the base and it is thick and heavy. The globe overall is ve

A fixed globe lantern that has a free-blown globe adb a pinch pot base. The bail is a flat band. The vents are in a star-diamond-star pattern. The intake holes are 5 and not 6 point stars. There is an

A group of items from the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad: (1) Dietz Vesta lantern with red unmarked globe (2) Handlan oil can with chained top. Embossed NYNH&HRR on the bottom (3) Adlake K250

A group of lantern parts: (1) large free blown fixed globe measures 2 1/2" top, 3 1/2" base, 7" visible with about a 5 1/2" diameter at the center. No damage, nice swirls, (2) Gone-with-the-wind style

New Zealand Railways Lantern and Unmarked Dietz Vesta Lantern w/ Kopp Red Globe A pair of railroad lanterns including a lantern labeled New Zealand Railways with one red lens and a cracked clear lens,

No Reserve - Very Rare Murano hand blown controlled bubbles, red pasta glass, black and gold flecks art glass musician figures / sculptures. Documented to Seguso Vetri d' Arte, circa 1937, Flavio Poli

424-227 Antique Chestnut Bottle, Free Blown Globular Flask, Green, Seed Bubbles New England, Circa 1780 to 1830 Outward rolled collared mouth, clean pontil scar, Fine condition, H: 8.25" Reserve: $220

FREE-BLOWN WITCH BALL, red shaded to cranberry, rough pontil mark with a 3/8" opening. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1840-1880. 4 1/4" D.Provenance: Collection of James J. Straka of Naples,

1) Red painted Dietz Little Wizard lantern with ruby-red Dietz glass globe. 12". 2) Unpainted Dietz Vesta lantern with ruby-red Dietz glass globe. Marked "NYCS" New York Central Systems. Sticker marke

NYCS Dietz Vesta railroad lantern w/ red globe, 10" H. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper Pak Mail at (260) 637-4809 or Pakmail419@yahoo.com for shipping quote PRIOR to bidding. Sc

A group of 3 pieces of hardware from the Boston & Maine Railroad: (1) Dietz Vesta lantern with B&M red etched globe (2) Peter Gray Oil can with B&MRR embossed on one side (3) Boston & Maine Dietz Vest

Dietz NYCS Red Globe Railroad Lantern, NYCS Dressel Lantern Body, And Unmarked Dietz Vesta CNX Red Globe Lantern Three railroad lanterns including a Dietz Vesta lantern for New York Central System wit

Dietz Vesta Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Red Globe Lantern Dietz Vesta embossed with P.&L.E. R.R. on the shoulder of the lantern. The top of the lantern has a very tiny dent, otherwise is clean wit

A 1950s Dietz Vesta railroad lantern with red globe. Made in New York. Shade marked "NYNH&H" and has patented dates from the 1920s with "S 1-53" below. 15" tall with handle, lantern itself is 10" tall

Murano hand blown ruby red, Pulegoso bubble technique art glass ashtray / bowl. Attributed to the Seguso Vetri D' Arte company. Measures 4 3/4" long x 1 3/4" high.

Great and unusual Ankerlicht nautical lantern. Hanging electric lantern, Den Haan, Holland. Nice blown amber bubble glass in what appears to be copper, brass and steel. Wiring appears to be original a

FREE-BLOWN COLORED GLASS CANDLE HALL LANTERN, sapphire blue, the urn-shape globe with heavy folded rim, brass hanging frame and lower mount with single candle cup, the smoke bell with rolled rim

Antique Free-Blown Blue Glass Globe Onion Lantern. Original sheet-iron frame with a brass cap, wire guards, bail handle, and removable font with single oil burner. Probably Pittsburgh area, possibly B

Rome, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. The quintessential free-blown glass form, this cranberry red glass flask presents a globe-like spherical body resting on a concave bottom and a tall tubular neck with

2 wooden Irish shillelagh types, the other a free-blown green glass variety with red & white stripes (typical tip chips), 32-36in.