FREE-BLOWN PAIR OF RING JARS

FREE-BLOWN RING JARS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, each cylindrical form with two applied rings and rough pontil mark, each domed cover with applied hollow finial. Pittsburgh and other areas. Second half

FREE-BLOWN GLASS RING JARS, LOT OF TWO, colorless with applied deep blue rings, each being cylindrical form with two rings to the body, matching domed covers with an applied blue rim, each having

FREE-BLOWN PAIR OF DECANTERS, colorless, each Prussian form with three applied neck rings, flared mouths, and Type 4 stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 10 3/4" and 10 1/2" HOA, 8 1/2" H b

FREE-BLOWN AND PRESSED NEAR PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS, colorless, each with a deep cylindrical socket having a galleried rim and an applied ring at base, raised on a double-knop shaft applied to pressed Ro

VENETIAN FREE-BLOWN VESSELS, LOT OF TWO, light green and light brown non-lead glass, comprising a trumpet-form beaker with applied wavy foot-ring, and an Albarello/jar with bulbous shoulder, applied f

ENGLISH FREE-BLOWN COLORED GLASS PINT DECANTERS, LOT OF THREE, deep cobalt blue, each club form, comprising a pair with two applied neck rings above the spirit designations and appropriate stoppers wi

Rome, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A free-blown green glass vessel of an exceedingly elegant and unusual form comprised of a round base leading to a globular body with a prominent ring at the upper end

FREE-BLOWN GLASS DECANTERS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, comprising a pair of quart examples with two applied neck rings and period stoppers, and a pint example with three applied neck rings and a bar lip

FREE-BLOWN RINGED STORAGE JAR, medium emerald green, cylindrical form with three applied thick rings to the body, cover having an applied finial with factory-polishing to the tip, polished pontil mark

American free-blown glass apothecary jar, 19th c., likely Pittsburgh, clear glass with cobalt blue rings, rough pontil, 9.25"h x 4.5"w

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. This pair purchased by Ledlie Laughlin from the McKearin AAA sale Jan 7th, 1932, lot #336. Paid $70 for the pair! Bargain.

FREE-BLOWN PAIR OF TRUMPET VASES, cobalt blue, each having a deep conical bowl with a gauffered rim, raised on a short waisted stem and applied circular foot, rough pontil marks. United States. First

FREE-BLOWN PAIR OF CLARET JUGS IN STAND, each of ovoid form with applied foot and unmarked silver-like mounts, fitted in a silver-plated stand. Fourth quarter 19th century. 12" HOA, jugs 9 1/4" HOA.Pr

Roman, late Imperial Period, ca. 4th century CE. A free-blown jar made from translucent, sage-green glass with a concave base and smoothed pontil scar. The vessel features a globular body with a round

**First Time At Auction** Roman, late Imperial Period, ca. 4th century CE. A free-blown jar made from translucent, pale-green glass with a concave base and smooth pontil scar, a globular body with a r

Ancient Near East, late Sassanian to early Islamic period, ca. 7th to 9th century CE. A fine, free-blown jar composed of semi-translucent yellow glass covered in a uniform layer of earthen material. T

**Originally Listed At $250** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. A beautiful free-blown jar made from semi-translucent, orange-brown glass with a concave base and rough pontil scar, a

Two early 19th century free-blown glass storage jars. Medium Olive Green, each is cylindrical with rounded shoulders and a flared mouth. Minor wear; numerous air bubbles. 10 1/4 and 11" high. ESTIMATE

FREE-BLOWN GLASS PAIR OF VASES, emerald green, each having a deep conical bowl raised on inverted baluster stems and applied circular feet, polished pontil marks. Maker unverified. 19th century. 9" H,

LOT (4) ASSORTED FREE BLOWN APOTHECARY JARS, APPLIED BASE, 19/20TH C., LARGEST H. 28"

19th Century Medical Free Blown Leech Jar and Two Holders. (2) Very rare doctor's free blown colorless glass leech holders. These holders were to transport the leeches to the patient from the jar. Eac

FREE-BLOWN STORAGE JAR, deep olive green, cylindrical form with a slightly flaring mouth, slight kick-up base, rough pontil mark. Similar examples attributed to Stoddard, NH. 19th century. 12 1/2" H,

CONTINENTAL FREE-BLOWN APOTHECARY JAR, deep cobalt blue, urn-form bowl raised on a short spool-like stem and high domed foot with rough pontil mark, cover with medial shoulder and drawn solid finial.

A large free blown apothecary jar with open pontil scar and having a dome shaped lid with and applied cut spiral finial, 19th century - the jar without finial measures 6 1/4" diameter x 8"H, and measu