Glass Insulators

From various makers, including Hemingray, Petticoat, Corning Pyrex, together with one ceramic insulator H. of largest: 11cm (4 1/4in)

Group of approximately 70 glass insulators and 4 wood boxes, some are signed Hemingray, some are blue, clear, green, aqua, amethyst, and pottery brown, various sizes and shapes

Lot includes 9 estate found glass insulators, in good antique condition with expected wear and small chips from age and use(see photos for details) Measurements: 4.25 "W x 5 "HFee for Transport back t

A group of about 42 glass telephone line insulators, 36 in blue glass and 6 clear. Various sizes and manufacturers, such as Hemingray 12, 16, and 19, Armstrong, Am. Tel. & Tel., and others. A few have

Some fleabites around edges, All measure 3 1/2 x 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches.

Mounted on wooden base with gold plaque. Disclaimer to plaque: we can not confirm or deny authenticity of the plaque. Insulator: 4.25"H x 3.25"D. Base: 5.5"L x 5.5"W x 3"H. This item has no reserve. I

Vintage 'Pig' tin weathervane with lightning rod, blue glass insulator and cast iron directional. Mounted on tripod base. Measures 28.75"H x 20.75"W; base 9.75" x 9.75" x 9.75". Condition report: chip

V Hoytema gin bottle, 2 Mason Patent 1858 canning jars; "Nichols Toilet Cream green bottle; "JSP" green pepper sauce bottle; "Dr. J.G. B. Siegert" dark green bitters bottle; "Hemingray 14" green insul

Patented June 17, 1890, Some fleabites and chips around edges, Measures 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches.

SSP sign. Excellent gloss and color. Fields are clean. There is one small chip near the top center of the sign. No neon or can, just the porcelain sign with the original glass insulators. Marked Walke

Hemingray Glass made Glass Insulators from 1848 to 1972 - N. Brezner Co. is a Shoe Co. Ashtray is called Mr Cobbleright Ashtray Used as is 8in. Tall see photos

These 3 late 19th century lighting rods are 2 spiral twisted rods with white milk glass Electra glass insulators, and the third rod has an amber glass round insulator. Lightning rods were invented by

Assortment of Vintage Ball and Atlas Jars, group of mostly Hemingray Glass Insulators, Two Vintage Kerosine Lamps and six vintage Ice creams scoops.

PAIR ANTIQUE IRON ROOF MOUNT LIGHTNING RODS – (2) antique solid iron roof mount lightning rods; white blown glass insulator balls; integrated iron base; ; Condition - Great patina on rods and bases;

Lightning rod with full bodied copper star blue glass insulator. Good patina. 58" tall on tri-legged metal base. AS-FOUND ESTATE CONDITION. Please use photos as part of description. The absence of a c

Collection of insulators including a large brown porcelain threaded insulator, Brookfield, Hemingray, Lynchburg, Whitall Tatum,Cook, C.P. Co General Porcelain, Armstrong, & more. Colors include purple

Industrial Glass Ceramic Insulator Table Lamp.-- Dimensions: H: 22.5 inches: W: 5 inches: D: 5 inches ---

Stamped full bodied tin with brass directional arrow with milk glass globe insulator, 24 x 1 x 10 1/2" high, globe is 4" diameter. Condition rear half of arrow replaced.

135 Glass Railroad / Telegraph Insulators - Brookfield, Hemingray, Thomas, Whitall Tatum, etc.Massive group of glass railroad / telegraph insulators. Include 93 green, 7 brown, 30 clear, and one black

Hemingray marked glass large power insulator. This is the same style as the Muncie 75 but is not marked as such. The patent date is May 2, 1893. There is a small chip at the lower edge and on the top.

7 glass and 4 pottery insulators. 2 Mickey Mouse style in aqua and green marked Heminggray, 2 marigold carnival marked Pyrex, 1 cobalt blue glass, 1 pottery is white and marked Lapp 1928, 1 pottery is

A variety of open salts, individual and master salts in different shades of green and sizes. 4 examples are Vaseline glass. One is a large Piano Insulator. No chips, crack or repairs

Ancient electrical insulator in a transparent frosted glass. Diameter 26 cm

FRY BLACK ELECTRIC INSULATOR, regular style. H. C. Fry Glass Co. First half 20th century. 3 3/4" H.Literature: The Collector's Encyclopedia of Fry Glassware, p. 182, top right.Provenance: From the col