THREE AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS CANISTERS.

Third quarter 19th century. Typical shape with iron pontils. With tin lids. 7", 7.25", 7.5"h.

Three American Blown Glass Bottles featuring George Washington. Height of largest 8 inches. Provenance: Property from The Estate of Richard H. Brown

Three American Blown Glass Bottles, 20th Century. Largest dimensions: H: 14 5/8 x Dia: 9 5/8 in.

Second half 19th century. Clear canister with tin lid, 7.75"h. Approximately one third full of assorted clay marbles including a couple of Bennington and a red glass one. Varying condition.

18th or 19th century. very deep brown or amber color with original top. H 1/2" W3 1/2" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

Three early American blown glass bottles. Includes two small Calabash form with Amber bodies and a small storage bottle with Green body. All with tooled rim and pontil mark to base. Some wear. Up to 5

Mid 19th Century. Two cake stands, one with hollow blown stem, 9"h. 13"d. and one with dome and folded foot. 13.5"h. 10"d. And a compote with baluster stem and folded rim. 7"h. 8.25"d.

Three 19th century American blown glass bottles. All with Amber bodies. Includes a shouldered storage jar with tooled rim, a small bottle, and a mold-blown carafe. Jar and small bottle with pontil mar

Three 19th century American blown glass bowls. Includes one with Amber body, one pale Green body and one with Colorless body. All with folded rims, Colorless bowl is mold-blown and footed. Amber and p

Three 19th century American blown glass flasks. Includes two with Colorless bodies and one in Pale Green Grapeshot. All with pontil mark to bases. All minor wear, the Pale Green flask has a strike or

Three Early American Dark Olive Blown Glass Liquor Bottleswith applied glass seal, AS, CRheights 12 1/2", 10 1/2", 9"

Seven early blown glass canisters. American, 19th century. Range of H 8-1/4" to 12-1/2". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vmyj63esuonyimu/1177150_1.jpg?dl=0

Two early American three mold blown glass decanters, with stoppers, probably circa 1840, 10.5 inches each.

Three 19th century American mold-blown glass decanters. All with colorless bodies. Includes one with applied rings on both neck and body and one with a replaced stopper. Some wear, the decanter on the

Ca. late 19th to first quarter 20thC. No major chips, cracks or repairs. All show cut and polished pontils. All three bottles will sell for a single winning bid.

A set of three (3) Elaine Hyde (American, b. 1949) blown glass highball cocktail glasses having banded centers. All signed on bottom. Provenance: From the estate of Bradley Mansfield, purchased direct

A group of six American blown glass articles19th-20th centuryComprising three clear glass beehive pitchers, an amber glass pitcher and bowl and an amethyst center bowl.height of amber pitcher 9 1/2in

Kitchen canisters all clear glass with original domed tin lids, with snap pontils, and fire polished lips, smaller three are 5 1/2" diameter x 7 1/2" high; largest is 6 1/2" diameter x 8" high. Condit

Four American blown glass vessels probably Blenko post 1950 Comprising a covered jar and three bottle vases the largest height 20in (51cm); width 9 1/2in (24cm)

Three blown glass paperweights. Unsigned. Dimensions: 2" H x 2.8" ⌀; 

Four 19th century American blown glass storage jars. Includes one with Amber body and three with Green bodies. All the with tooled rim and pontil marks to base. Some wear, slight edge damage. Up to 4

Including a pair of early 19th century American blown glass sticks with cut panels on sockets, possibly Pittsburgh, 8” high; plus three matching Hawks cut sticks with air-trap stems, early 20th cent

Early 19th century, British or American. Three vessels each of varying form. Good wear to foot consistent with age. Tallest: H10 1/2" Sold from a Wilmington, North Carolina family.

20th century, three amethyst glass vessels including swirl patterned pitcher; small flask with diamond pattern; and long neck bottle; reproduction of an American chestnut flask in Amberina glass, prod