BLUE OPALESCENT GLASS CANDLESTICKS ATTRIBUTED FRY

Pair Fry Foval candlestands in attribution, each with sapphire blue connectors and applied spiraling. Heights are 10 1/2 inches. Decorative set in excellent condition.

Another rarity. Attributed to Albany glass Blue opalescent swirl tankard pitcher. Very unusual square top and twisted handle with star base. What a find! Measures 11 1/2" tall.

STEUBEN ATTRIBUTED CINTRA ART GLASS CANDLESTICK, Blue Cintra, shape 3178 with applied Orange Cintra edges to the socket, socket seat, and edge of the foot, no signature located. Steuben Glass Works. C

STEUBEN ATTRIBUTED CINTRA ART GLASS CANDLESTICK, Blue and Green Cintra, shape 3231, with applied Black Cintra to the edge of the socket and edge of the foot, colorless connectors, no signature located

Pair Murano glass ribbed blue opalescent lamps, attributed to Barnovier and Toso. Mid Century. Three part vase from with gilt base. Vase height 23in, overall 33in.

Attributed to Steuben Art Glass Candlesticks. Blue and amber in color. Do not appear to be signed. 8.25"H. Condition report: good with minor wear and wax build up, see photos. Please examine all photo

Attributed to Hobb's, this tankard is just amazing in person. Brilliant blue opalescent glass. Measures 9 tall inches!

Water Pitcher, Blue Opalescent Coin Dot Art Glass, 8.25" x 7", Attributed To Labelle Glass Company, Solid Blue Applied Handle, Star Crimped Rim, Lee & Carol Marple Collection.

STEUBEN ATTRIBUTED THREADED ART GLASS CANDLESTICK, Celeste Blue with amethyst threading, shape 6057, with a large socket with horizontal threads, trumpet form stem with two knop applications at the ce

Pitcher, Blue Opalescent Art Glass, 5.5" x 4.5", Stripe Design, Ball Shape, Round Neck, Clear Applied Ribbed Handle, Polished Pontil Base, Attributed To Phoenix Glass, Lee Marple Collection, Californi

Bowl, Footed Tri-Corner, Blue Opalescent Art Glass, 3.5" X 8", Crackle Exterior, Applied Fruit Decor, Attributed To Stevens & Williams, Private Collection, IL.

Do you have one of these rare tumblers? If so, you're lucky. This tumbler attributed to Albany Glass is in the Alhambra pattern and seldom ever seen. Don't miss out on a chance to own a super piece!

Elegant soft blue and clear opalescent vessels adorned with spiral pattern alone the body and round bases. Dimensions: 4.75”W x 7.75”H Provenance: Collection of Edward Flower

Comprised of a candlestick; three footed salts and a pr. of shakers. 9"H, to 2"H.

Fry attributed opalescent console set consisting a footed bowl with cover and turquoise reeding. Measures 5 5/8 inches by 6 inches diameter. Pair 5 3/4 inch candleholders with hand twist stems. Half i

Art Glass Pedestal Cruet - 9" Attributed to Fry Glass - White Opaque Body with Blue Handle and Stopper

STEUBEN ATTRIBUTED BLUE CALCITE IRIDESCENT ART GLASS CANDLESTICK, Ivrene with applied blue iridescent mouth and edge of the foot, shape 3100, waffle pontil mark. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925. 8 1/8

Pair of deep turquoise blue candlesticks with opalescent tops in the Dolphin or Koi pattern by Westmoreland Glassworks of Grapeville, Pennsylvania, signed on base. 9 inches H.

A Collection of Opalescent Blue Hobnail Glass. Including a cake plate, a pair of candlesticks, two small pitchers, a ruffled rim vase, and a ruffled rim bowl. Together with a set of five square blue h

Footed opalescent candlesticks with blue wafers and treading, 10 1/2" ht. Condition: good with no defects found

blue threaded design, 10 3/4" tall, unsigned, excellent.

Two American 19th Century Clambroth Glass Candlesticks. Translucent blue and clambroth, pressed petal and hexagonal base, attributed to Mt. Washington Glass Works. 1845-1870. 8-1/2"h. Translucent deep

FRY OVAL ART GLASS CANDLEHOLDERS, PAIR, H 10.75":OPALESCENT GLASS WITH BRIGHT BLUE ACCENTS AND THREADING AROUND THE SHAFT, FLARED CANDLE CUPS AND WIDE FLARED BASES.

FENTON ATTRIBUTED POLKA DOT OPALESCENT GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, colorless opalescent, blue opalescent, and cranberry opalescent, comprising two ewers with applied handles, and three vases. Probabl