THREE AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS BOTTLES.

Three American Blown Glass Bottles featuring George Washington. Height of largest 8 inches. Provenance: Property from The Estate of Richard H. Brown

Three American Blown Glass Bottles, 20th Century. Largest dimensions: H: 14 5/8 x Dia: 9 5/8 in.

Three early American blown glass bottles. Includes two small Calabash form with Amber bodies and a small storage bottle with Green body. All with tooled rim and pontil mark to base. Some wear. Up to 5

Three 19th century American blown glass bottles. All with Amber bodies. Includes a shouldered storage jar with tooled rim, a small bottle, and a mold-blown carafe. Jar and small bottle with pontil mar

Three Early American Dark Olive Blown Glass Liquor Bottleswith applied glass seal, AS, CRheights 12 1/2", 10 1/2", 9"

Ca. late 19th to first quarter 20thC. No major chips, cracks or repairs. All show cut and polished pontils. All three bottles will sell for a single winning bid.

Michael Anchin (American, 20th century). Group of five blown swirled glass bottles with elongated necks. Three clearly signed underneath, the other two unsigned or signature obscured.. Tallest approx.

American/British, possibly 18th/19th century,ÿof varying form with long tapered necks, 8-3/4 in. to 11-1/2 in. , Provenance: Private Collection, North Carolina

American and European, 19th century. Includes mold blown "Blankenheym & Nolet" gin bottle, 9.25"h., three various bottles, 14.25"h - 12"h., and a mold blown eagle flask. Wear and

Four American blown glass vessels probably Blenko post 1950 Comprising a covered jar and three bottle vases the largest height 20in (51cm); width 9 1/2in (24cm)

New York or possibly Southern States, circa 1830s, highly figured mahogany veneers, hinged lid opening to divided interior with three early blown clear glass bottles, stepped base set on carved paw fe

20th century, three amethyst glass vessels including swirl patterned pitcher; small flask with diamond pattern; and long neck bottle; reproduction of an American chestnut flask in Amberina glass, prod

American, 19th-20th century. Two colored glass molded bottles including a gin bottle and a bourbon bottle, and three smaller clear blown glass liquor bottles; tallest ht. 10.75 in.

Group of three early blown glass flasks or bottles; a mid 19th century American GIX-11 Scroll flask in aquamarine, pint size having a sheared mouth, with an eight-point upper and lower star, the base

First half 19thC. Embossed "BRANDY" decanter, possibly Sandwich Glass. NO chips or cracks.

Three hand blown pieces by Plymouth Michigan artist Donald Jay Schneider (American, 1949-2016). Includes a crystal clear bottle or decanter and two wowls in clear with lavender decoration. The bottle

Third quarter 19th century. Typical shape with iron pontils. With tin lids. 7", 7.25", 7.5"h.

Ca. First to second quarter 19thC. Fine with no chips, cracks or repairs. Applied top, pontil mark bottom. Nice early bottle.

Stopper marked 322 K U.S.A. Rare American blown glass bottle most likely pharmaceutical. 26"H.

Group of 11 American Mold Blown goblets and vases including: 3 George Washington bottles, 2 Eagle bottles, 1 Major Ringwald bottle, 1 Brazilian Gum bottle, 1 Radway and Co bottle, 2 cobalt blue goblet

Nineteenth century. Applied lips. Pale green with thirty one swirl ribs. Small bubbles. 5.25"h. And pale grey-blue with twenty faint ribs. Small bubbles. 6"h.

Two Early American Sapphire Blown Glass Bottles   19th Century one with museum accession numbers in red on underside.   Height of larger 8 inches.   Property from the Estate of Beatrice

Late 18th-early 19th century. Olive green glass. Two mold blown gin bottles with stars on the bottom. 9.5", 10.5"h. And a seal bottle with perhaps "1818" on the seal, and a high kick up. 11"h. Various

Possibly Zanesville, Ohio. H5 3/4"