An early C19th square form cut glass sweet meat jar and

Grouping of early 19th century blown and cut colorless glass pieces to include: Anglo-Irish water jug; covered sweetmeat jar; finger bowl; together a molded punch ladle, sweetmeat 13 1/2" overall. Sha

Anglo-Irish, 18th C. Clear glass urn form with diamond cut pattern panels, raised on faceted square bases. H. 28 cm (11 in)

Pair of cut glass sweetmeat or candy jars with lids, possibly Anglo-Irish, decorated with diamond cutting on a sawtooth edge foot. Apparently not marked. Approx. height 13".

Pair of English Cut Glass Sweetmeat Jars and Covers 14 1/2 x 8 in. diam.

ca. 19th c. Anglo-Irish cobalt paneled cut glass sweetmeat jar or covered dish on stem (chip on lid and rim), and European cut to clear cobalt vase-2pcs-10" x 6", 10.25" x 6"

Antique Georgian Anglo Irish Cut Glass Covered Bonbon Sweetmeat Jar Bonbonniere. With domed lid and finial decorated with cut diamond pattern and fans. 7 inches H x 3.5 diameter.

Pair clear cut hand blown glass covered sweetmeat jars, 19th Century. Cut diamond designs. Unmarked, likely English. Weight Approx., 3 lbs Measures Approx., 5 inches diameter x 12.5 inches tall

A small pair of early 19th century Anglo Irish cut glass sweetmeat vases, the globular bodies showing 'strawberry fan & diamond' cut motifs, raised on faceted stems on squared bases with hobnail cuts,

English or Irish, late 18th to early 19th century. Georgian style cut glass covered sweet meats with leaded colorless glass. Approx. of one of the pair, w. 3.375", h. 6.25", d. 3.375". Provenance: Fro

A pair of antique glass pokals, each with diamond cut design, on circular feet, petal form rims, and tear drop shaped finials. H. 31 cm (12 1/4 in.)

Pair of Large American Cut Glass Sweetmeat Covered Compotes, 19th c., facet-form, h. 18 1/4 in., dia. 7 1/2 in. Provenance: Michael W. Murphy, El Dorado, AR.

Two Georgian Irish crystal covered sweet meat dishes in urn form. Each raised on a squared base with a tapered foot, faceted body, and domed lid with knop. One is slightly taller than the other. H. of

Colorless cut glass lidded sweetmeat bowl in the "Thousand Eye" pattern, with reeded finial, raised on stepped trumpet foot. 15"H, Late 19th/Early 20th C. CONDITION: Wear consistent with age and use.

AN ANGLO/IRISH REGENCY STYLE CUT CRYSTAL SWEETMEAT JAR, CIRCA 1810-1830, the urn form jar with diamond, swagged, and bevel stepped cut decoration to the body, raised on knop form stem with spreading s

Squatty form in knobbed pink glass decorated with jeweled star fish, original flower embossed marked MW lid, marked with the CM factory stamp,6" wide. Condition: good with no defects found.

19th century; pair covered sweet meat urns, 8 in. H., tobacco jar with underplate, 10 in. H., covered compote, 10 in. H., and sweet meat urn, 9 1/2 in. H.; Estate of Dr. William M. King, Fort Lauderda

Sweetmeat, Rubina Art Glass Insert, 5.5" x 5.5", Square, Scalloped Form Clear Applied Rigoree, Set On Silverplate Frame, Michigan Private Collection.

Anglo-Irish, 19th century. Group of four pieces of amber cut glass tableware in the Georgian taste, comprising: a navette or boat-form sweetmeat dish with pair of similar master salt cellars, and a la

A matched set of four early 19th century cut crystal sweetmeats or can be used for master salts, likely Anglo-Irish, each in navette form with scalloped edges and diamond pattern sides raised on a sho

CUT OVAL AND LEAF PAIR OF COVERED SWEETMEAT URNS, colorless lead glass, each deep bowl with serrated-edge rim, raised on a panel-cut stem and stepped, square foot with polished pontil mark, original d

CUT GLASS AND SILVER-PLATED SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a square-form unpatterned biscuit jar with cut corners, fitted in a silver-plated frame with English hallmarks for J. Cameron & Son

EARLY PRESSED SWEETMEAT, sapphire blue lead glass, 12-scallop rim with ovals in each scallop, raised on a hexagonal, baluster-form stem and foot with a factory polished table ring. Third quarter 19th

A Regency Irish Cut-Glass Bowl One circa 1820 The first on square 'lemon squeezer' foot, cut with bands of relief diamonds and with turnover rim, 21cm high, the second of similar form but of early 20t

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Possibly by Thomas Webb, the red mother-of-pearl glass jar with square body and concave sides decorated with a free-form pattern and fitted with a sliver-plated lid and h