LOT 12 EARLY 19th c. LACY SANDWICH GLASS SALTS + c.1770

LOT 12 EARLY 19th c. LACY SANDWICH GLASS SALTS + c.1770 HAND BLOWN SHOT GLASS

Five early-mid 19th century pressed & lacy glass salt dishes, New England and others. Including a Colorless by the New England Glass Co., inscribed on the base, rectangular with fruit basket motif; a

Two early-mid 19th century pressed & lacy glass salt dishes, New England. Including an Amber lacy, octagonal with scroll motif on a stippled ground, and a Light Green, round with diamond pattern and s

Fourteen in the lot. 19th C. Various patterns including one in opalescent glass. Various sizes.

Two mid 19th century pressed lacy glass salt dishes, Boston & Sandwich Co. Opalescent and Opaque White, rectangular shape, each front and back is pressed with two eagles facing a shield with braided r

A mid 19th century pressed lacy glass salt dish, Boston & Sandwich Co. Opaque Blue shaded, boat-form, with "Lafayet" on the paddle wheels, "B. & S. Glass Co." on the stern, and "Sandwich" at the inter

(lot) Victorian tableware, late 19th/ early 20th c., including: (8) glass individual salt cellars, (8) glass salt shovels/ spoons, made in Czechoslovakia paper label, (10) pressed glass knife rests, (

Two mid 19th century pressed lacy glass salt dishes, probably Boston & Sandwich Co./New England. Cobalt Blue and Opalescent, each is of rectangular shape with scroll ends, one with a lyre pressed at t

This is a set of three cobalt blue glass footed oval fluted salt dips dating to the early 19th century. Each is 3 x 3 3/4 x 2"

Lot Of 2 Strings Of Very Large Holy Land Glass Beads (Hebron Or Kano Glass Beads Early 19th C) Measure From 12.2MM To 21.6MM. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Florida

19th C. Included in the lot are trumpet vases, tumblers, a pharmacy bottle, blown glass bowls and underplates; and a Sandwich glass comport. Varying sizes 2" to 6 1/2"H.

Lot of 8, Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others, including: Blown-molded (blow-over) rectangular salt with diamonds above vertical ribs and rayed base, c. 1810-1830; 3 3/8" x 2", 1 1/2"H; scattered c

(lot of 12) French Louis XVI style sterling silver individual salt cellars, by Edouard Ernie (French 19th/20th c.), comprising: (6) cellars having a glass inserts, footed sterling exteriors with Miner

Seven early blown glass canisters. American, 19th century. Range of H 8-1/4" to 12-1/2". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vmyj63esuonyimu/1177150_1.jpg?dl=0

LOT (4) EARLY VASELINE GLASS TABLE LAMPS, 19TH C., H. TALLEST 12"

ASSORTED PRESSED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF 23, colorless and opalescent, including a Sandwich Tulip vase, melon-font kerosene stand lamp, and several pieces of lacy. 19th century. Various sizes.Provenanc

ASSORTED LACY PRESSED OPEN SALTS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an unlisted alabaster/clambroth OP-12, a violet blue SC-5, and a golden amber SL-2. Very rare. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and other

Lot (3) early Coach lights. Brass with glass shades. 12" L..

Lot of 2 antique Philadelphia related glass pharmaceutical bottles includes: O.S. Hubbell late 19th c. 10 ½” (height) x 4 ½” (length) x 3” (width) Superior Bay Rum & Albert H. Entwistle early

Early 19th C sandwich glass oil lamp. 10" tall.

Mostly by Jeffery's. Depicting the East Indies, Germany and surround, Asia, Africa, "Turky in Asia" , Italy and surround, Spain & Portugal, early North America, France, South America, Europe, and Hung

c. 1810-1830, all clear glass, probably New England Glass Works or South Boston Flint Glass Works---1. Pair of oblong open salts, diamond diapering to sides and fan ends, each with inverted star base;

Two late 18th-early 19th century pattern-molded glass salt dishes, probably Pittsburgh region. Including a Stiegel type Cobalt Blue, diamond pattern-molded, and an Emerald Green, round with 18 ribs ab

Lot including early 19th c. cut glass decanters (one with stopper frozen), pair of "Pusser's of the West Indies" Scottish lead crystal goblets in fitted vase, "The Glass Eye" Mount St. Helen 1989 arti