Very Rare Hobb's Cranberry Opalescent Windows Cheese

Now this is the first one we have had of these. This piece is very rare and if you are an opalescent or Hobb's collector, this is a must have. Cranberry Opalescent windows covered cheese dome on origi

Great example and tough to find. Here's a cranberry opalescent Hobb's windows pattern butter. This one straight out of an old woman. Her collection was the finest around. Strong opalescent and deep cr

Here's one fine sugar shaker. This one in cranberry opalescent. A Hobb's windows swirled sugar shaker. Measures 5" tall.

Always a fan favorite and staple in any opalescent collection. This Hobb's Windows pitcher is just that.

Scarce Cranberry Opalescent Victorian glass Hobb's windows swirled pattern celery vase. This is a strong example and we are proud to offer in this auction and in upcoming auctions selections of the fi

The best color and opalescence is showcased in this example of Hobb's glass. Take notice of this one folks and don't miss your opportunity to own it. Cruet measures 6" tall.

Now folks, this is a toughie here. We sold the covered butter in the last sale and you can add the covered sugar to your collection here. Killer example with deep rich cranberry coloring and the most

Crisp white opalescence covers this gorgeous pitcher with the deepest cranberry coloring. Such a strong, strong example. You will have to be bidding on this one folks. It measures 8 1/4" tall of pure

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Folks we have decided to offer these two gems together. Why split them up being the same pattern? Both excellent examples with all that you could ever want in examples in this pattern. Tallest measure

Hobbs cranberry opalescent windows swirled Victorian cruet. Excellent color and opal. Measures 5 1/4" H, 3 1/2" W.

What a showey and rare pitcher this one is. A deep cranberry cherry pie colored Victorian Big Windows Swirled Victorian pitcher with the great opalescence. Another favorite pattern of ours and seldom

Ugh, if you don't like this one, something is severely wrong with you. It is absolutely, delectably scrumptious! We can't say enough about this fine example. It stands 9" tall of pure lusciousness.

This bottle is over the top folks. When do you see it. Well, we are waiting??? Exactly. Such a rare form and pattern for this bottle not to mention the color!

The following treasure is from the living estate of Ailene & Buddy Ford; noted dealers and lifelong collectors of exceptional antique & vintage heirlooms. The Ford estate presents highly valuable item

Made by Hobb's this cranberry opalescent windows pattern Victorian barber bottle is a nice find and addition to any collection. Measures 7" tall.

ASSORTED OPALESCENT GLASS KEROSENE FINGER LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a blue opalescent Phoenix Drape and a cranberry opalescent Hobbs Windows, each having a period brass collar. One fitted with a p

ASSORTED VICTORIAN OPALESCENT GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a Ruby/cranberry opalescent Hobbs Window Swirl toothpick holder, and a colorless opalescent Swirl globular small pitcher with blue

rare Cranberry opalescent Hobb's glass Vitcorian perfume bottle. Seldom found. Original stopper. Measures 6" H, 3" W.

A lot of Very rare Hobb's Punch or Custard cups in Opalescent Swirl pattern. Rare to find these! Measure: 1 3/4" tall, 4" wide. Condition: Excellent.

HOBBS WINDOWS TUMBLER, Ruby/cranberry opalescent, factory-polished rim. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., Wheeling, WV. Circa 1888. 3 7/8" H.Undamaged.Literature: Parallels Heacock/Elmore - Opalescent Glass Fr

Folks, this is a rare, rare pitcher and seldom shows up. The color and opalescence on this Hobb's Windows Swirledpitcher is over-the-top wonderful. Even if you are lucky enough to find one of these, t

HOBBS NO. 326 WINDOWS / COIN DOT MINIATURE LAMP SHADE, Ruby/cranberry opalescent. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. Circa 1889. 2 1/4" H, 2" D fitter.Literature: Smith - Miniature Lamps I, p. 209, fig. 510.

Pair (similar one with taller neck) Hobbs Collared Reverse Swirl Polka Dot (Opalescent Windows) cranberry salt shakers, 1888-1890, page 98 Lechner II.