Mold Blown Pale Green Glass Wine Carboy, 19th c., from

Two French Mold Blown Pale Green Glass Carboys, 19th c., Largest- H.- 24 in., Dia.- 18 in.

Three 19th century American blown glass bowls. Includes one with Amber body, one pale Green body and one with Colorless body. All with folded rims, Colorless bowl is mold-blown and footed. Amber and p

Rare French Provincial Pale Green Blown Glass Cantaloupe Field Cover, 19th c., of campana form, H.- 15 3/4 in., Dia.- 17 1/8 in. Provenance: from the Estate of Dr. Peter Elwood Dorsett, New Orleans, L

Four Rare French Provincial Pale Green Blown Glass Cantaloupe Field Covers, 19th c., of campana form, H.- 15 in., Dia.- 16 1/2 in. (4 Pcs.)

Late 18th-early 19th century. Olive green glass. Two mold blown gin bottles with stars on the bottom. 9.5", 10.5"h. And a seal bottle with perhaps "1818" on the seal, and a high kick up. 11"h. Various

19th Century Washington-Taylor Portrait Glass Flask. The mold-blown pale blue bottle with flattened egg form; decorated with busts in relief depicting George Washington and Zachary Taylor on opposite

Green Glass, Mold Blown, Good condition. Each with applied seal: Signed Van Dulken, Rotterdam, 19th Century, 9" tall. Keywords: Dutch, Holland,

19th century decorative fine dining glass wear, light green colored in very good condition. Panel fluting on the design, the glasses are made in Bristol. circa 1840. Appraised retail replacement value

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

Two 19th century Coventry mold-blown glass inkwells. Both with dark Green bodies and quilted diamond design, made by Coventry Glass Works, Coventry, Connecticut, (1813-1848). Some wear. Up to 2 3/4" i

Second half 19th century. Olive green, mold blown demi-john with applied lip. Indentation, broken blisters, lip has chip. 19.5"h.

Three Antique Blown Glass Demijohns, 19th/20th c., incl. 2 green bottles, h. 14 in. and 13 1/2 in.; and 1 mold-blown blue bottle, h. 12 in

19th century Stiegel type blown glass container, green color with etched foliate and bird decoration. Round carboy form with spouted rim, unpolished pontil. 14 1/2" H. Provenance: The collection of in

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

FREE-BLOWN GLASS WINES, LOT OF 12, emerald green and teal, including three having a conical bowl, four with an ovoid bowl, and three having a bell-form bowl. Various makers. 19th century. 4 5/8"

18th-19th century free-blown and engraved flip glass, probably Pittsburgh region. Pale Blue Green, cylindrical chalice shape, engraved at the front has pontil mark, 10.25 inches tall

A turn of the 19th century free-blown and engraved flip glass, probably Pittsburgh region. Pale Blue Green, cylindrical shape, engraved at the front with a flowering urn and fern motif. Late 18th-earl

Rare 19th century blown-in-the-mold uranium glass oil lamp with Greek key design around font. Pale greenish/yellow color. Open pontil hole on underside. 10.5 in high, base 5.5 inches. Comes with chimn

Pair of Frosted Pale Green Glass Lusters, late 19th c., the scalloped top with giltt and painted decoration, over sides mounted with long spear and globe prisms, H.- 13 in., Dia.- 5 3/4 in. (2 Pcs.) P

SIX THREE-MOLD CLEAR BLOWN GLASS DECANTERS19th CenturyVaried forms.Heights from 8.75” to 10.75”. Provenance:The Estate of Paul and Diane Madden, Sandwich, Massachusetts.

Early American Hand Blown Green Glass Bottle, 18th - early 19th c., with dimpled surface, 6 3/4" high, 4 1/2" x 2 1/2". Base scratches, glass imperfections.

GREEN BLOWN GLASS BOTTLEEarly 19th CenturyHeight 9.5”.

19th Century blown green glass flasks - George Washington / Gen. Taylor glass flask; Union with Clasped Hands; For Pike's Peak w/ Eagle Back and embossed "Old Rye" and reverse "Pittsburgh PA". All goo

American, mid-19th century, mold-blown glass. Yellow-amber in color, with "UNION" over clasped hands opposite an eagle, and with an applied lip and smooth pontil. 8.75" high. (LR13)