A GROUP OF SEVEN NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY ACID ETCHED

A GROUP OF SEVEN NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY ACID ETCHED GLASS VESSELS IN THE "POMONA" PATTERN, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1885-1920, the Joseph Locke designed pattern, patented in 1885, with thumb

Early fixed globe lantern likely made by the New England Glass Company. The globe is etched PRR and is assumed to be for the Passumpsic Railroad as opposed to the Pennsylvania. The top has moderate de

Pair, Antique New England Glass Company large-scale and finely etched hurricanes, Cambridge, MA, first half, 19th c. [Provenance: Fessenden Family, Cambridge MA; Estate of Dr. Robert Vanarsdall, Villa

A group of seven Baccarat glass animals, each with acid etched and/or engraved signatures, comprising horse and elephant each designed by Loet Vanderveen; pig; owl; bear head; donkey and a snowman on

Group of 18 Glass Paperweights to include Perthshire flower, Murano, New England Glass Company "1620" weight, some signed, etc. Height of largest 3 inches

Pair of 19th Century Canary Yellow Candlesticks. New England glass, Pedal top sockets and column on stepped square base. 9-1/4"h. Condition: Top and bottom rim chips.

3 Mettlach beer steins and a Whites Utica. 1/2L Mettlach # 2402, Mettlach #2121, Mettlach # 2754 and 3/10L Whites "Prosit".

From left to right. 1L P.Thewalt, 3/10L Girmscheid, 1/2L Marzi Remy and 3/10L JWR.

2 Pieces of New England Peachblow Glass. Both are unsigned. 3-5/8" pitcher and 3-1/2" diam. Bowl. Condition: Very good.

Large Group of Assorted Artwork. Including Joanne Bradley Contemporary skyline, San Giorgio Venice print signed Simpson, oil on board of New England Dockside, leaded glass panel, Japanese tryptich, dr

A GROUP OF FIVE LATE VICTORIAN BLUE GLASS LIGHTING PIECES, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, consisting of an translucent ruffled shade with figural, lattice, and flower garland rococo acid etched motif,

Group of Glass Table Articles Comprising a cut and acid-etched goblet, height 8 3/4 inches; a ruby glass compote, height 6 1/2 inches; five pairs of colored cut and acid-etched plates; pair of gilt-de

New Haven Clock Co. "Sauer's Extract" Advertising Wall Clock. Mahogany case with serpentine cornice, glazed door with reverse acid etched advertisement for Sauers Flavoring & Extracts, 12" dial and in

Group of 7 blown glass canisters with original painted tin lids. 19th century. Condition: Excellent Range H 6-1/2" to H 8-1/2". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/h7em

Framed Wallace Nutting New England Uplands, 1908, together with a large group of framed prints and photos comprising ruby glass photographs, "A Chip Off the Old Block," Maxim's book page framed, and a

Large Group of Antique GlasswareLarge Group of Antique Glassware, comprising, 10 extra large gilt-decorated champagne coupes, 22 acid etched cordials, and 22 colorless pressed glasses.Used condition,

Including two pairs of dolphin motif candlesticks, an assembled cruet set, decanter, pitcher and a ruby etched glass vase and glass. Tallest 15 1/2"h. Provenance: Property of a New Jersey Collector.

Group of Four Art Glass Scent Bottles, incl. blue, lavender and ochre, illegibly signed, etched, "6/98", h. 8 in., w. 4 1/4 in.; iridescent purple, blue and green, inscribed "© 1997 Nuance, New Orlea

NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, PLATED AMBERINA CREAMER. HEIGHT 2 3/8" (HAIRLINE CRACK ON SIDE)

2 New England glass company pressed glass figural candlesticks. One opalescent and one clear glass, each with caryatid form, hexagonal stepped base. Clear with The Levine Collection label and addition

Antique New England Glass Company fruit bouquet consisting of an unusual number of fruit: 7 whole pears, plus one partially hidden pear, and green leaves, all beautifully displayed in a swirled lattic

Rare 19th c. New England Glass Company, opalescent Caryatid candlestick. Pressed glass, 9 1/4" Ht.. RECORDED: cf. George S. and Helen McKearin, American Glass (Crown Publishers, New York, 1941), pl. 1

New England Glass Company 19TH CENTURY, (1818-1878) a glossy peachblow syrup pitcher Height 5 3/4 inches Estimate $ 100-200

New England Glass Company 19TH CENTURY, (1818-1878) a pair of footed vases, each with applied decoration Height 8 inches Estimate $ 40-60