TWO AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS CANISTERS.

Kitchen canisters with original domed tin lids, both with snap pontils, and fire polished lips, smaller in light aqua, 2 5/8" diameter x 4 1/2" high; larger is clear glass 5" diameter x 10" high. Cond

Third quarter 19th century. Typical shape with iron pontils. With tin lids. 7", 7.25", 7.5"h.

Second half 19th century. Clear canister with tin lid, 7.75"h. Approximately one third full of assorted clay marbles including a couple of Bennington and a red glass one. Varying condition.

18th or 19th century. very deep brown or amber color with original top. H 1/2" W3 1/2" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

Ovoid, each molded with federal eagle on each side. [6 1/2" H x 4 1/2" W x 3" D].

Nineteenth century. Applied lips. Pale green with thirty one swirl ribs. Small bubbles. 5.25"h. And pale grey-blue with twenty faint ribs. Small bubbles. 6"h.

Two Early American Sapphire Blown Glass Bottles   19th Century one with museum accession numbers in red on underside.   Height of larger 8 inches.   Property from the Estate of Beatrice

Two Antique Blown Colorless Glass Canisters. Dome lids with mushroom finials and applied rings. 9"h. and 10"h. Condition: Good with minor chips.

Two 19th century American blown glass Calabash flasks and an aqua decanter. All with tooled rims and pontil mark to base. All with some wear. Up to 9" high. ESTMATE $200-300

19th century. one dark amber with white ribbons, of exceptional form. the other, light amber, more crude. H4 5/8" H4 1/8" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

Collector Reference Books- Two Hundred Years Of American Blown Glass By George S. And Helen Mckearin, American Cut And Engraved Glass By Albert Christian Revi, Glass By Geoffrey Wills, American Glass

Seven early blown glass canisters. American, 19th century. Range of H 8-1/4" to 12-1/2". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vmyj63esuonyimu/1177150_1.jpg?dl=0

Two early American three mold blown glass decanters, with stoppers, probably circa 1840, 10.5 inches each.

Two American 19th Century Blown Colorless Glass Pitchers. Flared tooled necks with pinched spouts and applied handles. 5-1/2" and 8"h. Condition: Smaller pitcher is good, larger pitcher has a crack at

(5) Assorted Books (1) Two Hundred Years of American Blown Glass by McKearin, 1949 - (1) Handbook of Chinese Art by Margaret Medley, 1964 - (1) Antique Silver and Silver Collecting by Culme & Stra

American Two Tone Blue Blown Glass Oil Lamp. Dimensions: 14 1/2” x 6”

ART GLASS: Peter Greenwood (American, 1960-) two hand blown glass vases, the smaller with blue, green and orange pattern, asymmetrical rim, with a few scattered flea bites to rim, 6/14" h.; the second

Three early American blown glass bottles. Includes two small Calabash form with Amber bodies and a small storage bottle with Green body. All with tooled rim and pontil mark to base. Some wear. Up to 5

Three 19th century American blown glass flasks. Includes two with Colorless bodies and one in Pale Green Grapeshot. All with pontil mark to bases. All minor wear, the Pale Green flask has a strike or

Two Curtis Brock (American b. 1961), hand blown art glass vases, each a tall tapering ovoid with irregular pinched voids in amber, slate blue, and cream with black and rose inclusions, each signed CB

Assembled Pair of Anglo-American Blown Glass Hurricane Shades, second quarter 19th century, with folded glass lower edges, h. 22" to 22-1/4", dia. 7" to 7-1/4".

Mid 19th Century. Two cake stands, one with hollow blown stem, 9"h. 13"d. and one with dome and folded foot. 13.5"h. 10"d. And a compote with baluster stem and folded rim. 7"h. 8.25"d.

Late 19th-20th century. Two amber, five blue, two amethyst, one chartreuse and one orange. Some minor surface wear. 1.75"d. to 4"d.

Nineteenth century. Two pieces of 3-mold, tumbler and decanter with stopper. Bubbles, frit. 10.5"h., creamer with rigaree handle and applied threading, small bubbles, and a flint compote with cut bowl