Northwood Opalescent 2 pc Lot Victorian Sugar Shakers

Two super Northwood Victorian sugar shakers. One being a blue opalescent Blown Twist and the other a Vaseline Spanish Lace example. Good color and opal. Tallest measures 4 1/2" high.

We have paired two nice Victorian sugar shakers together in this lot. One being a Northwood blue opalescent Parian swirl pattern. The other a Blue diamond quilt mother of pearl.

Great offering of two Victorian Northwood Blue Opalescent Sugar Shakers. One Spanish Lace example, one Ribbed Lattice example. Tallest measures 5".

Select offering of two Victorian cranberry opalescent sugar shakers: One in the Chrysanthemum Base Swirl pattern, the other in the Buckeye Reverse Swirl pattern. Fine examples. Tallest measures 4 1/2"

Two of the finest Victorian sugar shakers. Yes, they are around. But these are really nice examples of the Spanish Lace pattern and coin spot. Tallest measures 5".

Coin spot sugar shakers are a favorite among collectors, novice and advanced. These will suit the bill. One green and one blue example. So pretty. Tallest measures 4 3/4".

Select offering of opalescent sugar shakers- One in cranberry, the other is clear opalescent. Tallest measures 4 1/2" high.

Select offering personally hand selected by Mother Magnum herself. This pair is unique in the fact they are two different patterns yet both in blue opalescent. Go find them! Tallest measures 6".

Victorian Shakies unite for this wonderful offering of two opalescent sugar shakers! Yes, we have paired together two fabulous examples of Victorian opalescent shakers at their finest: One Beatty Rib,

A two piece lot of Victorian glass sugar shakers comprised of a cranberry Guttate pattern and a cranberry rubina opalescent coinspot example. Tallest measures 5 3/4" tall.

A nice offering of two Victorian sugar shakers comprised of a Libbey Maize custard with blue husk and a Northwood Royal Ivy Spatter craquelle finish example. Tallest measures 6" high.

We have paired two fine examples of Northwood together in this choice lot: A syrup and a sugar shaker for your bidding pleasure.

Another nice pair of sugar shakers offered here. A Cranberry Beaumont Inverted Fern pattern and a Northwood ring neck Aurora. Good examples and they don't show up often. Tallest measures 5 1/4" high.

Nice pairing of two pieces of cranberry opalescent glass combined for your bidding pleasure. A Northwood Cranberry opalescent coinspot ball shape syrup along with an L.G. Wright nine panel mold sugar

Such a nice offering of a blue Reverse Swirl pattern sugar shaker and cruet. Aren't they nice. We think so! Tallest measures 6".

Here we have a two piece lot of Victorian glass sugar shakers. Both by Northwood. A cranberry spatter and a cased blue example. Always a nice pattern. Each measures 4 3/4" tall.

Nice grouping of 3 Victorian glass sugar shakers to include Northwood example and in blue and cranberry opalescent. Average measurement of 4 3/4" H.

A wonderful lot of 2 Victorian Northwood Ribbed Lattice Sugar Shakers. One in deep cranberry, one in rich blue. Super pair! Measures: 4 3/4" tall, 2 1/2" wide. Condition: Excellent.

7pc. Lot Northwood Hobbs and more opalescent Victorian salt shakers in various patterns. The average measurement of 3 1/2" H.

Northwood pair Daisy and Fern salt shakers opalescent blue and white, 1894-1905, page 169 Lechner II; lot of 2 blue and white opalescent sugar shakers.

Super lot of two Victorian sugar shakers paired together- One Flower Mold, one Venetian Diamond. Tallest measures 5 1/2".

A nice offering here. Seldom seen transparent blue Quilted Phlox pattern and a deep amber Melligo example. Tallest measures 4 3/4" high.

Two lovelies of the Victorian period here folks. A green English ridged swirl and an opaque blue Reverse Swirl Mold example paired together for simple joy and pleasure. Tallest measures 5 1/2".

Offered here is a pairing of Mt. Washington glass egg form sugar shakers with floral decorations. Nice coloring and decoration. Of course they retain the original lids. Woud you expect any less? Each