Two Blown Three Mold Glass Ink Wells. Deep amber and

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

DESCRIPTION: (3pc) A collection of three Antique blown glass inkwells with green tints. Two round and one with bronze mount and turtle form. Marking under inkwell with stopper: "A257" CIRCA: 20th Cent

Deep amber blown molded glass ref. Gii-18 and a second in deep olive with a diamond diapering pattern. 11/2 and 1 3/4 inches. Together with a Harrison's Columbian Ink example.

Seven Blown Glass Items, to include three inkwells, two flasks, a flask with an eagle on a shield on one side and a flag on the opposite side, along with a flask with an eagle on each side, some old,

A large oak desk stand, A large oak desk stand, early 20th century, fitted with two, large, clear glass inkwells, 39cm wide 24cm deep 18cm high Provenance: The Gordon Gridley Collection, London. Condi

Including an amber faceted glass ink well with enameled flowers, a dark cut amber ink well and a triple ball glass ink well, tallest 5 1/2' ht. Together with a blue faceted glass shaker. Condition: go

Together with a pitcher with ribbed handle, pitcher, two flip glasses, one barrel tumbler (GIII-21-22), handled basket and two casters. 4 1/2"h

TWO SOUTH JERSEY AQUA ROUGH PONTILS, TWO CLEAR LARGEST WITH CAST IRON LID AND COVERED INK WITH WHITE METAL AND TIN BASE 1 3/4" TO 3" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gall

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

French inkstand with a bronze mounted wooden case having a pen tray, pen nib box and two glass inkwells. 7 in. high x18 1/2 in. wide x 11 1/2 in. deep.

IN DEEP OLIVE - ATTRIBUTED TO KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE

19th Century Blown Three Mold Geometric Inkwell. McKearin G II-18, Coventry, CT, olive-amber bottle glass, open pontil. 2"h. x 2-3/4"diam. Condition: Very good.

Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty four well formed swirl ribs. Deep amber. Surface wear, imperfection in neck with roughness and open rib. 8.25"h. From the collection of the late Ch

England, second half 19th Century. Ground glass lids with knob handles, rolled rim and foot and ground pontils. Two are 7"h and one 5.25"h. Part of the Bruce & Vivalyn Knight Collection.

Another offering of Victorian glass novelties for you novelty collectors out there. All three in chair form. Two are inkwells. One is you guessed it, NOT. Just a whimsy chair. Ever have guests come ov

Boxed Scent Bottles and Two Ink Wells19th century, including a continental mahogany cased box with brass, interior with mirrored lid and three glass scent bottles together with two glass ink wells wit

Four Sheaffer Foutain Pens. Each with a 14 karat gold nib. Together with five glass inkwells, one jade inkwell, two glass quills, and three pens

BLOWN-MOLDED GII-18 INKWELLS, LOT OF TWO, deep olive green, applied mouth, one having a plain base, other having a Ringed Type II base, each having a rough pontil mark. Probably Coventry Glassworks (1

GLASS: Seven clear glass inkwells, c. 1870-1940, including; three non-spill inkwells, one with cork at base, one manufactured by A. W. Brinkerhoff stamped at base; two cut glass hexagonal inkwell, one

comprising an inkstand with two inkwells with glass liners (16 inches wide, 9 inches deep); a metal-mounted inkwell (3 1/2 inches high); a blotter (5 1/2 inches wide); and letter rack (12 3/4 inches w

ink well collectibles, vintage possibly antique, one stair stepped bi level with two wells ht app 3.5 inches and marked Pat. Jan 19, 1869, second has deep cylindrical well with textured fitted lid, ht

ASSORTED GLASS INKWELLS, LOT OF SEVEN, including a blown-molded emerald green example with brass screw cap and a colorless octagonal panel-cut example with hinged lid. Two sterling silver covers toget

Deep blue, rough pontil mark, c. 1815-1840; Coventry Glass Works, Coventry, CT; 2 3/8" dia., 1 9/16"H; good condition---Reference: AMERICAN GLASS, George S. and Helen McKearin, plate 120, figure 2 (In

Deep blue, rough pontil mark, c. 1815-1840; 2 1/4" dia., 1 3/4"H; minor flake to one point on side design---Reference: AMERICAN GLASS, George S. and Helen McKearin, page 250, pl. 87 (Inv. 11-8)