21 PIECES EARLY AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS DIAMOND POINT

Early 20th century. Similar diamond point pitchers with white metal lids and acanthus leaf handles. Larger has replaced ice insulator. 12", 13.25"h.

16 pieces Early American Pressed Glass, 10 spooners & 6 pitchers, Frosted Lion bases, various sizes, in good condition, EAPG.

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Description: To include three early American diamond pattern pressed glass examples (one round), an early 20th century green glass example decorated with cherries, an early 19th century cut glass exam

Pair of Sandwich Early American Pressed Glass Oil Lamps, with brass fonts and diamond and coin spot pattern receptacles on shaped paneled feet and hexagonal base. Dimensions: 9.75 in.h. Condition: C

Twenty-Five Pieces of American Pressed Glass, early 20th c., including "Westward Ho," "Animals," and "Three Faces," consisting of 12 covered dishes, 2 celery holders, 4 goblets, 2 salt and pepper shak

ASSORTED EAPG REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 21, including Kamm, "Two Hundred Pattern Glass Pitchers", vols. 1-8; Metz, "Studies in Early American Pressed Glass", booklets 1-6; and Unitt, "American and Can

(1) deep blown socket on hollow blown shaft, with (2) piece wafer construction on stepped pressed plinth base. 10 1/2 inches. The second with a solid shaft measures 9 inches.

For your consideration is this lovely blue opalescent Early American Pressed Glass Bowl from early 1900s produced by the Northwood Company. The piece features many intricate details and is in overall

Over 60 clear glass open salts. American and possibly European, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. Clear pressed / pattern glass, possible pieces of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG). Range of size

Decanter, Early American Brilliant Cut Glass, 11.75" x 4.5", Diamond And Punty Motif, Pattern Cut Stopper, Point Chip, Virginia Chaplin Collection, VA.

CLEAR WITH APPLIED HANDLE DIAMOND AND FAN VARIANT AND COBALT BLUE NUTMEG WITH WIRE HANDLE 3 1/2"H 21/2"H PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read careful

Pedestal Celery Vase, Early American Brilliant Cut Glass, 10.25" x 5", Strawberry Diamond, Bullseye And Diamond Motif, Hourglass Shape Stem, Ray Cut Foot, Two Points On Rim Have Professional Touch-Up,

Antique American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Trays and Bowls Four Pieces Total 1x Large Centerpiece Serving Tray Hobstar Center Strawberry Diamond Point Cross Hatching Hobnail Cane Motif Celery Tray De

This American Brilliant cut glass decanter is an early piece cut by Libbey in their Harvard pattern. It is has a long curved handle cut with crosshatched diamonds. The stopper is pattern cut with a la

Late 19th / early 20th century, including: 1. Unusually large bottle of globular form with fan, diamond and hobstar motif; paneled cut neck; elaborate 16-point star base; faceted ball stopper; approx.

45 pieces Early Pressed glass, Gillinder Glass Co. , various stems, small bowls, on frosted lion bases, EAPG, in good condition.

A Group of Early American Pressed Glass Cobalt Tumblers and Mug Circa 1840-1870 including seven tumblers and one mug. Height of tallest 4 inches. Property of a Midwestern Institution

Measures 9 x 8 inches.

Mid 19th century, likely Sandwich Glass. The largest in a clams broth color with a slight sparkle and the other is lavender and atop a marble base. The white lamp having a tight hairline that is stabl

Height 12 inches.

24 Hat Pins Including 10K And Sterling Silver In Early American Pressed Glass Celery Vase. 1 Pin With 10K Gold End, Unmarked, End Tests As 10k. 3 Pins With Ends Marked Sterling. 9 Marked G Silver, Tes

EARLY AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS REFERENCE VOLUME, "Pressed Glass in America, Encyclopedia of the First Hundred Years 1825-1925", John & Elizabeth Welker, Ivyland, PA: Antique Acres Press, 1985, limited t

Early American Pressed Glass Pickle Caster in Meriden Plate Stand, the clear glass in Little River pattern, the quadruple-plate stand cast with floral motifs, with matching tongs. Stamped Meriden mark