Five Lacy Pressed Glass Plates, America, mid-19th century.

Description: Including the following examples: BF1c (very rare), BS2, NE2, NE4, BF1f. Type: Salt cellarMaterials: GlassMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: Early to mid 19th century Maker: New Engla

A mid 19th century pressed lacy glass cup plate, possibly European. Brilliant Peacock Green, rosette center with extending rays, stippled ground, with 51 scallops about the rim. Lee/Rose No. 348, p.23

Five mid 19th century pressed lacy glass Princess Feather & Diamond dishes. Including 4 sauce dishes in cobalt blue, light amber, medium amethyst, and dark amethyst (almost black), and 1 olive green p

A mid 19th century pressed lacy glass Eagle cup plate, probably Midwestern. Medium Blue, with an eagle at the center, beneath thirteen stars, within a rope border and scalloped rim. Lee/Rose No. 677-A

Five early-mid 19th century pressed & lacy glass salt dishes, New England and others. Including a Colorless by the New England Glass Co., inscribed on the base, rectangular with fruit basket motif; a

Three Blown and Pressed Glass Lamps, America, mid-19th century. 1. Flint glass lamp with blown bulb-form oil font joined with ringed wafer to conforming top of press-molded triangular scrolled standar

Four Blue and Green Pressed Glass Dishes, America and Europe, mid-19th century. 1. Large amethyst pressed glass bowl with scalloped edge encircling a Princess Feather Medallion pattern, diam. 7 1/2, h

Six Yellow Pressed Glass Candlesticks and a Vase, America, mid-19th century. Assembled group of candlesticks with six-petal sockets, four wafer-joined to a loop base with hexagonal knop, and two wafer

Two mid 19th century pressed lacy glass salt dishes, Boston & Sandwich Co. Opalescent and Opaque White, rectangular shape, each front and back is pressed with two eagles facing a shield with braided r

A mid 19th century pressed lacy glass salt dish, Boston & Sandwich Co. Opaque Blue shaded, boat-form, with "Lafayet" on the paddle wheels, "B. & S. Glass Co." on the stern, and "Sandwich" at the inter

Two mid 19th century pressed lacy glass salt dishes, probably Boston & Sandwich Co./New England. Cobalt Blue and Opalescent, each is of rectangular shape with scroll ends, one with a lyre pressed at t

Two early-mid 19th century pressed & lacy glass salt dishes, New England. Including an Amber lacy, octagonal with scroll motif on a stippled ground, and a Light Green, round with diamond pattern and s

Description: Including the following examples: LE3, EE3b, EE1a, CT1a, OG2.Type: Salt cellarMaterials: GlassMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: Early to mid 19th centuryMaker: New England Glass Co.,

American, 19th century. Includes a small dish in deep emerald green, an opalescent cup plate with an oak border, an opalescent round plate with the ship Cadmus, and a pair of colorless cup plates with

Mid to late 19th century, Britain or America. Converted electric, the lamp having very heavy and well-detailed hob nail glass shade with early colorless glass chimney all resting atop pressed brass fl

A fine mid 19th century fashionable doll, the pressed bisque socket head, bisque shoulder-plate, elongated almond shaped blue striated glass eyes with a darker edge to iris, delicately painted feature

American, mid 20th century. Green glaze antelope vases by "Royal Haeger", marked on the underside. 15.25"h. And four vaseline stretch glass plates, 7.75"d. And an English late 19th century transfer pl

Comprised of two pressed circular plates; a blown vase; a molded mug; a footed molded vase; a molded pitcher; a small rectangular open salt; a table bell (no flapper) , Included in the lot are vaselin

Five Framed Prints, America, mid-19th century. Assembled group includes two hand-colored lithographs, titled 'Tree of Temperance' and 'The Life and Age of Woman' published by Kelloggs & Comstock; one

American pressed glass small tumbler, circa mid 19th Century. The tumbler has 15 flutes, the color is medium to dark blue, with a purplish tint. Excellent condition. Measures 2 1/4" tall. Shipping: Do

A mid 19th century pressed glass Panel vase, New England. Rare Brilliant Peacock Blue, or Deep Teal, having a ten-petal rim above a six-panel body, joined by a wafer to a hollow octagonal standard and

A pair of mid 19th century pressed glass Circle and Ellipse oil/fluid lamps, possibly Patrick F. Slane's American Glass Co. Violet Blue, each has a hexagonal font raised on a conforming standard with

An English silverplate and cut glass five bowl epergne mid 19th century Engraved with crest and motto: NE OUBLIE and coat of arms, in a fitted mahogany case. height 13 3/4in (35cm); diameter 20in (51c

A pair of mid 19th century pressed glass Dolphin single-step candlesticks, probably Boston & Sandwich Co. Opaque Medium Blue, each has a six-petal socket raised on a dolphin-form standard and single-s