Invalid Feeder, Clear Glass

Invalid Feeder, Clear Glass, 7" x 3.5", Embossed Fluid Ounce Markings, Labeled "The Best", Patent 1891 By Gotham Company New York, Private Collection

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Enamel, pewter, stainless and glass invalid feeders, shaving/bleeding bowl, measures, pumps, cups and a tablespoon-size medicine warming lamp.

Lot of two including a Victorian small bird cage, wire and poplar with turned maple perch, tin drawer base with porcelain knob for cleaning, two clear pressed glass feeders/waters, that mount on wire

Largest glass candy container measures 2.5 x 3 inches; clear and milk glass

LALIQUE "Serpent" vase, France, des. 1924 M p. 416, no. 896 Frosted clear glass with amber patina Molded R. LALIQUE 9 3/4" x 9 1/2" Provenance: The Solana Collection

A SET OF EIGHTEEN BOHEMIAN STYLE GILT BLUE CUT TO CLEAR GLASS GOBLETS 20th century height 7 3/4in (19.5cm) Lot to be sold without reserve.

Large blown lamp with cobalt base. Sandwich, Massachusetts, circa 1820. H 7" D (base) 5". Condition: Fine original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/k

Lalique Clear Glass Tete de Chevel BustPost-194

Amethyst Cut to Clear Glass Water Pitcher with Mixed Metal Copper and Sterling Silver Top. Applied handle. Wheel etched floral pattern. Top is copper and sterling silver, marked "J.E Caldwell & Co. St

From my personal collection is this extremely unusual plate in Amethyst to clear. The design is an unknown, but it lays out extremely similarly to American Cut Glass's Star Rosetta design patent as sh

Attributed to Baccarat French Art Deco period green and clear glass large chandelier with fruit motif drops. 32" H x 27" diameter.

A suite of Baccarat clear glass stemware in the Harcourt patternmodernComprising fourteen 6 1/8n water goblets 6 1/8in and fourteen claret goblets 5 3/8in (14cm); etched factory mark. (28)

Italian Murano, 20th Century, One Of A Pair Offered In Subsequent Lot, Two Tiers Of Twelve Lights, Elaborately Decorated With Feather Corona, Flowers, Drop Pendants And Collars, Height 42, Diameter 36

Italian Murano, 20th Century, One Of A Pair Offered In Previous Lot. Two Tiers Of Twelve Lights, Elaborately Decorated With Feather Corona, Flowers, Drop Pendants And Collars, Height 42, Diameter 36 I

A 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition (PPIE) clear glass Novagem from the Tower of Jewels, 1.75"dia. Provenance: Property from the private collection of Stephen and Lynette Schwartz of Stephe

LALIQUE "Formose" vase, France, des. 1924 M p. 425, no. 934 Clear glass with sepia patina Etched R. Lalique France No. 934 6 3/4" x 6" Provenance: The Solana Collection

A GROUP OF TWENTY FOUR OPAQUE WHITE CASED CLEAR GLASS GOBLETS In façon de Venise style, by repute Tommasi, Murano, each with a cinquefoil bowl above a knopped stemApprox. 16cm highA special commiss

Pair Large Clear Glass Poliedri Sconces Each Sconce has 50 Poliedri GlassMeasurement Height: 30" / 76.2cm Depth: 11" / 27.94cm Length: 18" / 45.72cm No. of Items: 2 Please note that this lot has a res

LALIQUE "Bacchantes" vase, France, after 1945 M p. 438, no. 997 Clear glass, remnants of gray patina Unmarked 9 5/8" x 8 3/4" Provenance: The Solana Collection

8 Light Venetian Glass Chandelier. Clear glass with pink and blue accents. The chandelier with pink, blue and yellow flowers. Condition: no damage identified. Height 31" Diameter 30"

8 Light Venetian Glass Chandelier. Clear glass with red accents and many multi-colored flowers. Condition: no damage identified. Height 25" Diameter 31"

This is an exceptional example of cut to clear glass from Val St. Lambert. While an identical pattern was cut by Clark - denoted as Iris, this is by Val and is shown in their catalog. It is extremely

LALIQUE "Sauterelles" vase, France, des. 1912 M p. 414, no. 888 Clear and frosted glass with blue patina Spurious mark 10 3/4" x 9 1/2" Provenance: The Solana Collection

R. Lalique "Eucalyptus" vase in clear glass with a very light green patina.Height 6 1/2 inches. Circa 1932.Reference: R.Lalique by Felix Marcilhac 1994 Edition, page 425