Aquamarine Glass Union/Cannon Half Pint Flask, em

An 1850s Stoddard olive green glass half pint flask with an embossed eagle on either side. Measures 6" tall. *note - small chip in opening

aquamarine, half-pint, anchor and "BALTIMORE / GLASSWORKS" embossed to one side, sheaf of wheat with a crossed pitchfork and hoe to other, applied rounded mouth, plain base. Baltimore Glassworks. 1860

aquamarine, half-pint, anchor and being "BALTIMORE / GLASSWORKS" embossed to one side, sheaf of wheat with a crossed pitchfork and hoe to other, applied collar below the sheared mouth, plain base. Bal

comprising a green pint GXI-9 and an aquamarine half-pint GXI-10, each having an applied lip, plain bases. Probably Pittsburgh area. 1860-1880. 6 3/8" and 7 1/2" H.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum est

Aquamarine Glass Frigate/Franklin and Masonic Arch Flask. Pint size flask in pale aqua with frigate sailing ship Franklin on front and "Free Trade and Sailors Rights". Reverse has masonic arch and gra

American, mid-19th century, mold-blown glass. Aqua in color, with a fleur de lis and iron pontil mark. 6" high. (LR12)

19th century, a small aquamarine flask with Union and cannon to either side. ht. 6.25".

GII-86 EAGLE - EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, amber, half-pint, plain mouth, plain base. New England, probably Granite Glass Works. 1820-1850. 6" H, 3 1/4" WOA.Undamaged.Literature: McKearin/Wils

Scarce Sheaf of  Grain / Star , 1/2 pint,  double rounded collar,  smooth base w/ molded  line, Aquamarine w/ some green with bubbles.

The two hand-blown green glass flasks from the first half of the 19th century: 1. A mold blown aquamarine glass Eagle and Grapes flask with rough pontil and plain lip. 2. A mold blown aquamarine glass

GII-63 EAGLE - WILLINGTON PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, deep amber, half-pint, obverse embossed, "LIBERTY". reverse embossed, "WILLINGTON / GLASS, CO. / WEST WILLINGTON / CONN", applied lip, plain bas

GII-88 EAGLE - EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, olive amber, half-pint, plain mouth, rough pontil mark. New England, possibly Granite Glass Works. 1820-1850. 6" H, 3 1/8" WOA.Undamaged.Literature:

A Molded-Glass Flask in Olive by Coventry Glass Works American, Early 19th Century half pint size, the obverse with portrait of George Washington and the text Washington, the reverse with portrait of

First half 19th century. Deep olive green pint flask with urn of fruit and cornucopia. GIII-4. A few tiny bubbles. 6.25"h.

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Aquamarine seems to be a rare color in this particular mold. Purchased for $60 from Gertrude Hall, Buffalo NY 1927. Pictured in the Magazine Antiques Vol XXXVIII

3 Sheaf of Grain with Rake and Pitchfork  Historic Flasks including 1)  GXIII-37 half  pint, Deep Amber, reverse plain w/  inscription "Westford Glass Co" "Westford"  "Conn".

Three Sizes of Double Scroll Historic Flasks  includes: 1) GIX-31 Half Pint, Double Scroll  with Small & Large Stars 6 / 6 - 6 / 6, Deep  Aquamarine, Vertical ribbing, Tooled flat 

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Deep olive-rare mold and color. Purchased from Frances Carey of Haddonfield NJ for $45 in April 1930.

GIV-29. Olive half pint blown-molded with crescent, hour glass and twin pillars (Boaz and Jachin) on both sides. Attributed to the Coventry Glass Works Coventry Connecticut. 6 inches.

amber, half-pint, plain bars below figures, applied rounded mouth with lower collar, plain base. Attributed to J. L. Chapman's Maryland Glass Works, Baltimore, MD. 1870-1880. 6 7/8" H.Literature: McKe

S.D. Decker Prop./ Old/ Whiskies/ A/ Specialty/ Denver, Colo./ Harry Walker Manger. Clear half pint shoofly. No embossing on base. Glass imperfection along the base. Another glass imperfection in top.

Double Eagle Historical Flask possibly  Kentucky Glass Works, Louisville, Kentucky   1845-1860. Aquamarine, Pontil mark,  sheared  mouth w/ chipped collar - pontil scar, Pint.&#160

ASSORTED CORNUCOPIA AND URN PICTORIAL FLASKS, LOT OF TWO, yellow olive amber, comprising a GIII-4 pint and a GIII-11 half-pint, each with sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Probably Coventry Glass Work

First half 19thC. Tiny clamshell fissure interior mouth. Deep puce/plum color is scarce according to the net. Dyottville Glass Works, Philadelphia PA. Purchased from Ruth Webb Lee (the famous early gl