8 Early Cambridge Chantilly Pattern Glasses

1- Vintage Elegant Etched "Chantilly" Pattern Cambridge Glass Cream and Sugar Set with Sterling Bases, both 3" tall. 2- Elegant etched glass Tray 10" 3- Sterling Overlay Cream and Sugar both 2.75 tall

CANADIAN MILK PITCHER, colorless. Maker unverified. Circa 1870s. 8" H.Literature: Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 97, top left.Provenance: From a Pittsburgh private collection.

BUNGALO - RUBY-STAINED TUMBLER, colorless with engraved decoration, factory polished base. Windsor Glass Co. Circa 1888. 3 7/8" H.Undamaged.Literature: Parallels Metz - Early American Pattern Glass, p

POLAR BEAR GOBLET, colorless and frosted, flared rim. Possibly Crystal Glass Co. Circa 1883. 6 1/8" H.Literature: Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 368, bottom right.Provenance: From the

VALENTINE / TRILBY (OMN) WATER PITCHER, colorless, on circular foot. U. S. Glass Co. Circa 1891. 9 1/8" HOA.Literature: Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 482, left.Provenance: From the c

WESTWARD HO COVERED COMPOTE, colorless and frosted, high standard. Gillinder & Sons. Circa 1879. 14 3/8" HOA, 8" D.Literature: Parallels Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, pp. 498, 499.Prove

MASCOTTE (OMN) / DOMINION WATER PITCHER, Vaseline (black lighted), applied handle. Ripley & Co. Circa 1888. 8 7/8" H.Literature: Parallels Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 321.Provenanc

MONKEY MASTER BERRY BOWL, colorless. with a rayed base. Possibly Valley Glass Co., Beaver Falls, PA. Circa 1890. 4 1/4" H, 8 3/8" D.Literature: Parallels Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, p

Ship Decanter, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Cambridge Pattern By Pairpoint, 8.25" x 6.5", Double Notched Handle, Hobstar Base, Interior Rim Roughness, Stopper Nick, Estate Of Dr. Barry and Dee Free.

DIAMOND / SQUARED FINE CUT - MAIDEN'S BLUSH-STAINED SALVER / CAKE STAND, colorless. Likely 20th century. 6 1/2" H, 9 7/8" SQ.Undamaged.Literature: James/O'Brien - Early American Pattern Glass Cake Sta

Pitcher, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Cambridge Pattern By Pairpoint, 8" x 8.25", Triple Notched Handle, Hobstar Base, Virginia Chaplin Collection, VA.

MONKEY MUG, deep amethyst, with fancy handle. Possibly Valley Glass Co., Beaver Falls, PA. Circa 1890. 3 3/8" H.Literature: Parallels Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 334, left.Provenan

Water Pitcher 4.75" H, and Creamer 4.75" H Condition: All good

oil or kerosene lamps: the first a clear three-part heart pattern font on on a blue glass base. fine shelf wear, good condition. 8.5" tall. The Second an opalescent ribbed two-part stand lamp in good

EAPG IMPERIAL TOBACCO GLASS ADVERTISING HUMIDOR: Advertising display humidor with "Imperial Steel Cut" on the knop; Early American Pattern Glass; 7 1/8"h x 5 1/2"d.

EARLY AMERICAN PATTERN GLASS RUBY STAIN AND CLEAR. 2 4" TUMBLERS, 7" PITCHER (HANDLE IS PERFECT) A FEW SMALL BASE CHIPS, 7" COVERED JAR, 5" CREAMER, 5" SYRUP, 3" SALT SHAKER, & 1" SALT DISH. ALL IN GO

Nice pairing of two pieces of Victorian Colored pattern glass comprised of a Riverside Pitcher and a Heisey Pineapple & Fan syrup pitcher. Both wonderful pieces. Tallest measures 12" tall, 8" wide. Co

Eight lovelies in green. Some with gilt decoration. Victorian did love their toothpick holders. Various Early American Pattern Glass makers and patterns.

Both pieces of glassware feature a hobstar pattern. The compote measures 6" tall x 8" across; the bowl stands 3½" tall x 9" across. Both appear to be in nice overall condition showing signs of wear

Fern and berry etching. 3" to 8" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply wit

EARLY AMERICAN PATTERN GLASS COVERED JAR WITH ETCHED DECORATION AND FULL FIGURED LIONS ON THE HANDLES AND A FROSTED LION ON THE FINIAL. 8 1/2 INCHES HIGH.

Lot of eight early American pattern glass spoon holders. All height measurements. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. Sawtooth spoon holder, made of flint glass. 4.25 inches

DRAPED WINDOW GOBLET, colorless. Fourth quarter 19th century. 5 5/8" H.(UPDATED 9/21/16) Undamaged, with some minute mold roughness to rim.Literature: Metz - Much More Early American Pattern Glass, p.

Circa 1878-1886 George Duncan & Sons Early American pattern glass Three Face pattern twenty-four piece glassware lot includes: nine 6 1/4" (h) water goblets, two 8 1/2" (h) covered compotes, 9 1/4" (h