Olive Green Blown Glass Cornucopia Flask. (GIII-4)

First half 19th century. Deep olive green pint flask with urn of fruit and cornucopia. GIII-4. A few tiny bubbles. 6.25"h.

Olive Amber Blown Glass Cornucopia Flask. (GIII-4) Basket of fruit on reverse. Ex-Dr. Simpson collection. 6-3/4"h. Condition: Good.

Early 19th Century Olive Green Blown Glass Cornucopia/Urn Flask. 5-1/4"h. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

Olive Amber Blown Glass Cornucopia Flask. (GIII-7) Basket of fruit on reverse. Ex-Dr. Simpson collection. 5-1/4"h. Condition: Good.

Lot of 2 - Cornucopia & flower urn olive green blown glass flask / bottle, 5 1/4" H. Condition - good, as made unpolished pontil; blown eagle and shield amber bottle flask, as made unpolished pontil,

Cornucopia & flower urn olive green blown glass flask / bottle, 5 1/4" H. Condition - good.

olive-amber, and deep olive-green, pint, sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Coventry Glassworks (1815-1848), Coventry, Connecticut. 1820-1848. 6 3/4" and 6 7/8" H.Literature: McKearin/Wilson - American

yellow-olive and olive-green, each being pint size and having a rough pontil mark. Coventry Glassworks (1815-1848), Coventry, Connecticut. 1820-1848. 6 1/2" and 6 3/4" H.Literature: McKearin/Wilson -

Five piece antique hand blown glass flask lot, 19th c. and 20th c., 3" light blue with swirl design, 4" light blue with applied leaves, 5" olive green, 5 1/4" brown with swirl design, 6" light blue wi

Three early blown glass flasks. 19th century.Blue glass with decorative swirls: H 8-3/4". Green/Olive glass eagle: H 6-1/2". Light viridian green flower baskets: H 6-3/4".Condition: Light surface abra

Cornucopia/Urn Flasks G111-4 CA 1825-1835: Most Likely Coventry Glass Works. Olive Green Bottle has Molded Cornucopia on One Sid and Urn with Fruit on Other. Rough Pontil, Crooked Neck, Sheared Lip. 5

GIII-7 1/2 Pint Cornucopia Historical Flask: Mold Blown Flash with Rough Pontil. Deep Olive Green with Cornucopia on One Side and Fruit in Urn on Other. Very Good Condition with Minor Rubbing at High

GIII-4 CORNUCOPIA - URN PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, deep olive amber, pint, sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Coventry Glass Works, Coventry, CT. 1825-1850. 6 3/4" H, 4" WOA.Excellent condition over

ASSORTED CORNUCOPIA AND URN PICTORIAL FLASKS, LOT OF TWO, yellow olive amber, comprising a GIII-4 pint and a GIII-11 half-pint, each with sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Probably Coventry Glass Work

THREE AMERICAN HISTORICAL GLASS FLASKS19th Century1) GII-73 Eagle Cornucopia in medium brown. Height 6.75”.2) GII-73 Eagle Cornucopia in brownish green. Height 6.75”.3) GIII-4 Coventry Gla

BLOWN-MOLDED GIII-29 INKWELL, dark olive green, plain base with rough pontil mark. Attributed to Keene, NH. 1815-1840. 1 1/2" H, 2 1/4" D.Undamaged.Literature: The McKearins - American Glass, p. 256,

SIX OLIVE GREEN BLOWN GLASS FLASKS AND BOTTLESAmerica, First Half of the 19th CenturyHeights from 5.5” to 10”. Provenance:The Estate of Paul and Diane Madden, Sandwich, Massachusetts.

12 1/4" OLIVE GREEN BLOWN GLASS CYLINDER JAR W/ FLARED TOP RIM - 12 1/4" T X 5" DIA - OPEN PONTIL BASE - WEAR & SCRATCHES

11 1/4" OLIVE GREEN BLOWN GLASS CYLINDER JAR W/ PINCHED NECK & RIM - PONTILED BASE - 11 1/4" T X 6" DIA - WEAR, SCRATCHES & IMEPRECTIONS

American hand-blown amber double-sided cornucopia glass flask, 4"W x 5.5" Tall. Condition report: Has crack across bottle, please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gallery for more

American hand-blown amber double-sided cornucopia glass flask, 4.5"W x 7" Tall. Condition report: Good, no issues, please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gallery for more detaile

Ancient Roman Green Glass Jug c.2nd/3rd cent AD. Size 4 1/4 inches high. Ancient blown Medium olive-green blown glass jug having an applied handle, scattered patina. Condition: Perfect. Provenance: ex

A late 18th-early 19th century free-blown glass chestnut flask, probably New England. Medium Olive Green, ovoid body with slightly flattened sides, slender neck with applied rounded mouth, and a sligh

A late 18th-early 19th century free-blown glass chestnut flask, probably New England. Medium Olive Green, ovoid body with flattened sides, slender neck with applied rounded mouth, and a slight kick-up