TWO MARY GREGORY COBALT BOXES, C. 1880

Two equally sized drink pitchers with ruffled top, hand-painted Mary Gregory boy and girl. Ruby glass body with clear handles. Issued: c. 1880 Dimensions: 6.5"L x 5"W x 8"H Manufacturer: Fenton Countr

Two Glass Ring Boxes, 19th c., a green Mary Gregory style example with enameled decoration; the second of beveled glass with etched bird decoration, Gregory- H.- 3 1/2 in., Dia.- 2 1/2 in. (2 Pcs.). P

7 pieces of Mary Gregory enameled glass objects includes three miniature cups and pitchers, two vanity boxes, square perfume bottle, and vase. Objects range in size 1.5" to 3.5" high. Condition report

Decorated with girl and goose. Some wear and scratches. 4-3/4"h x 5-1/2"w x 3-1/2"d

A beautiful lot of Three pieces Victorian Glass to include a Mary Gregory décor signed Meriden Silverplate Cobalt dresser box, an irridized hinged dresser box, and a signed Hawkes engraved glass di

Including one hinged box, 4" x 4 3/4" x 2 5/8"; and one atomizer, 4 3/4" H. Both decorated with white enamel figures of children. Cord, ball, and tassel missing from atomizer. Dresser box with hinged

Antique 19th C Mary Gregory Painted Glass Box. Hand painted on blown glass round jewelry box or powder jar. Measures 2 inches in diameter.

Pill Box, Cobalt Blue Art Glass, 1.25" x 2", Mary Gregory Scenic Decor Of Young Girl, Harold & Joeleen Passow, Iowa.

19th and 20th century. The lot includes an elegant vase by Royal Copenhagen along with an antique enamel decorated Mary Gregory glass box. Each in good overall condition. Tallest: H6 3/4"

Mary C. Mugnier (Louisiana, 1880-), Three Bird Paintings, consisting of a pair of duck paintings and an American Bittern, 20th c., oils on canvas, each signed lower right, two presented in matching fr

maiden in the garden playing a harp, fancy gold leaf & floral in rich blue, 6" diameter, circa 1880....Mary Gregory is the name used for a type of glass that is easily identified. White figures were p

2 gauche painted silk taffeta in 18th C revival style: 1 w/ gold highlights, multicolored metallic sequins, carved guards & sticks w/ openwork & gilding, c. 1880, box label "J. Duvelleroy by Appointme

Six colored Glass Grouping includes: early 19th C., hand blown cobalt brandy 9 3/4" decanter, a green glass Mary Gregory 10" decanter, a 2" cranberry Mary Gregory rouge jar; a 4" cobalt Mary Gregory p

Heart shaped Box and Cover c.1880, the cobalt blue body decorated with 22ct gilded butterflies and beetles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 1 1/4"h, 2 1/4"l Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Set of four Mary Gregory glass Barber's bottles, cobalt blue with hand painted white enamel scenes of young girls playing either badminton or tennis, late 19th/early 20th c., 8" (height)

Movement Vase C.1880, the cobalt blue straight sided vase decorated with 22ct gilded leaves with two 22ct gilded scroll handles above; 5" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Great lot of two Victorian powder boxes in clear enameled Mary Gregory decoration and the other in porcelain with scenice decoration. Largest measures 2 1/2"

French Gilt Bronze Cranberry Glass Scent Bottle, Inset with Hand colored Medallions of European Tourist Destinations; together with two gilt metal mounted glass boxes, one black with Mary Gregory flor

Aesthetic Movement Vases c.1880, the straight sided cobalt blue bodies decorated with 22ct gilded sprays of branches and flowers, with 22ct gilded pierced collars, all upon four 22ct gilded ball feet;

Dresser Box, Cased Cranberry Art Glass, 5” x 7” x 6.5", Beveled Edges, White Enamel Mary Gregory Style Scenic Decor Of Two Children With Broken Egg That Has Child Inside, Gilt Metal Fittin

A BRASS SPICE TOWER. Probably Hungarian, c. 1880. On round base with box shaped upper portion fitted with four bells and three flags (two now lacking). 8.2" tall.

Including one large dresser casket; two trinket boxes; and one paperweight. Each decorated with young women in white enamel - one figure chasing butterflies, one viewing flowers, one carrying a bouque

English, 19th century. Collection of two silver plated biscuit boxes comprising of a William Hutton & Sons (English, 1880-1930), victorian silver plated biscuit jar or box with hinged, domed, circular

Porcelain Aesthetic Movement Cabinet Plates c.1880, manufactured the for the American china retailer, Davis Collamore & Co. 921 Broadway, New York. the white ground bodies with a broad cobalt blue bor