This lot features a variety of Early American Pattern Glass and Victorian opalescent pieces, including a Fenton-style hobnail opalescent vase with a ruffled rim and radiating foot, a four-footed beaded opalescent bowl with a crimped rim, a double-handled sugar bowl and two coordinating open salts in a brilliant cut pattern, and three additional clear glass pieces including a small diamond cut pierced four footed base and, a 2 handled sugar bowl and creamer in diamond pattern and Gothic arch motifs. The opalescent pieces show good translucency and color; the clear glass items exhibit sharp molding and star-cut bases. Condition is generally good with minor surface wear consistent with age to the molded edges, and some shelf wear to the undersides. Opalescent vase: H 5.5", W 3?, D 3"; Footed Opalescent bowl: H 4.25", W 5", D 5"; Handled sugar: H 3.5?, W 6.75, D; Small holders: H 2.25" W 2.5" D 2.25": Diamond four footed base H 5?, W 3.75?; Creamer H 4.5? W 5.25?; Sugar H 4-1/8? W 5.5?. Own a piece of history from The Donley's Wild West Town Museum!