19th c American Cornucopia/ Urn Flasks

Ca. first half 19thC. Two antique American green glass urn flasks with rough pontils, sheared mouths. Fair to good age-appropriate condition, free of any chips, cracks, or repairs. Some roughness alon

Ca. 19thC. Very good with no chips, cracks or repairs. Rough pontil. Good color as shown.

Early 19th century American relief molded glass flask with cornucopia fruit and fruit in urn sides, rough pontil, deep spinach green glass, 6.75 inches tall.

First half 19th century. Deep olive green pint flask with urn of fruit and cornucopia. GIII-4. A few tiny bubbles. 6.25"h.

EARLY AMERICAN CORNUCOPIA FLASK DEEP OLIVE GREEN H. 6 1/2"

American Chippendale Mahogany Parcel Gilt Mirror having a foliated cornucopia urn adorned by roset swan neck pediment over a rectangular mirror plate having foliated openwork festoon residing as off s

First half 19th century. Three-cold clear pan with folded rim, 1.25"h. 5.7"d. A clear pan with folded rim, 1.75"h. 5.5"d. An aqua ribbed chestnut flask, 4.5"h. And an olive flask with cornucopia and u

THREE AMERICAN HISTORICAL GLASS FLASKS19th Century1) GII-73 Eagle Cornucopia in medium brown. Height 6.75”.2) GII-73 Eagle Cornucopia in brownish green. Height 6.75”.3) GIII-4 Coventry Gla

19th century. Consisting of two aqua colored bottles, one with federal eagle and the other with cornucopia and a olive colored bottle with floral urn design. Good condition throughout. Tallest: H6 1/2

American or European, probably 1st half 19th century, cotton on linen. Central urn with vining flowers surrounded by birds, butterflies and cornucopias. Stains and some loss. Framed, 23.5"h. 35"w.

Antique American Federal New England amber color blown glass flask. Decorated with a relief molded cornucopia and an urn of fruit. Rough pontil on the base. Circa the early 19th century. Antique Ameri

Northwestern Europe / United States, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A silver-plated brass flask in the form of a scallop shell with a threaded screw lid. This fancy piece may have been for holding

The two hand-blown green glass flasks from the first half of the 19th century: 1. A mold blown aquamarine glass Eagle and Grapes flask with rough pontil and plain lip. 2. A mold blown aquamarine glass

The aqua colored glass examples as shown. Measure 6 to 9.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

19TH C. AMERICAN GLASS FLASKS - LOT OF 3 Lot of three 19th century American made glass flasks. Includes: Amber strap flask. Measures 4" x 1.75" x 7.25". L. Lewith flask. Marked "L. Lewith Wholesale L

Mid-19th Century Cornucopia / Urn Flask - 9". Flea bite on lip.

Ca. second half 19thC. Two antique American glass bottles, one with embossed summer and winter tree design, one with a hunting and fishing scene on either side. Summer/winter tree flask in very good a

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

**Originally Listed At $300** North America, United States, ca. 1840s to 1860s CE. A stunning collection of 3 vessels known as scroll or violin flasks, all formed from translucent, aquamarine glass to

Antique American 19thC Amber Glass Handled Flask Bottle. Ca. mid to second half 19thC. Antique American amber glass flask with an applied "C" handle, and bottom pontil. Very good age-appropriate condi

Two 19th century American blown glass Calabash flasks and an aqua decanter. All with tooled rims and pontil mark to base. All with some wear. Up to 9" high. ESTMATE $200-300

A pair of late 19th century American cast iron garden urns with egg and dart rim over handles and stepped base. 21" x 16" x 16"

Europe or North America, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely antique brass powder flask with a non-rigid leather body, and a tall stem stamped "Sykes Patent". Size: 3" W x 8.25" H (7.6 cm x 21 cm) Provenan

A rare antique 19th century American coin silver hot water urn or samovar. Hallmarked on the underside for R. and W. Wilson, Philadelphia, 1825 - 1846. Robert and William Wilson were American silversm