19th Century American Pattern Glass Water Pitcher

American, third quarter 19th century. An early American colorless lead or flint glass water pitcher and cream pitcher, the water pitcher in the 'Ribbed Palm' pattern with applied handle and polished p

Lot of 3 early American pattern glass water pitchers, hobnail; diamonds and stars; and banded. Good condition.

CENTRAL NO. 830 / FLOWER DAISY AND BUTTON WATER PITCHER, Vaseline (black lighted). Central Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 7 1/2" H.Literature: Pattern as Hallock - Central Glass Company, p. 18

Ruby Rosette water pitcher & tumblers, Late 19th c., American, incl. a tall water pitcher and four tumblers, ruby stained pattern glass, 11.5"h x 7"w (pitcher), 3.5"h x 3"dia (tumblers, sizes vary sli

BUTTERFLY WATER PITCHER AND TUMBLER, colorless. U. S. Glass Co. Late 19th/early 20th century. 3 7/8" and 8" H.Literature: Kamm - A Second Two Hundred Pattern Glass Pitchers, p. 123, middle.Provenance:

Eight Early American Blown and Pattern Molded Glass Vessels 19th Century including a Union Glass Works (Philadelphia) bottle, one pitcher, one vase, two inkwells, two target balls and one scent bottle

Second half 19th century. Footed, Loop-pattern pitcher with applied handle, 9"h. And bowl with applied handle, ground pontil and bottom, 6.75"h.

Two ca. 1900 pieces of American Brilliant Period cut glass: pitcher with buzz saw and hobstar variant pattern, 10"h. And hobstar bowl, chipped, 3.25"h. And a late 19th century Doulton Burslem ewer wit

19th and 20th century. 2 English pitchers 9"h and 7.25"h, 2 Limoges chop plates with birds 10.5"d, 2 American pcs a "Wedding" pattern compote 8"h and a Red Cliff sauce tureen ladle and underplate 8"h,

Fourth quarter 19th century. Ten Amberina inverted thumbprint pattern: tall pitcher, 10.25"h. squat pitcher, 5.25"h. celery vase, 6"h. And seven tumblers, approx. 4"h. And an amber pitcher with diamon

Rectangular Early American Pattern Glass water pitcher in the Mitered Diamond Sunken buttons Pyramid pattern, 8 1/4' ht. Condition: minor base chips.

With stylized foliate banding and scrolling handle. H.E. Baldwin & Co. J.B. New Orleans Manufacturers H. 31 cm (12 1/4 in)

By Garaff, Washbourne, and Dunn, with retail mark for J E Caldwell Philadelphia, the pitcher features bolded scrolled acanthus decorated feat, repose floral decoration, and an ear form acanthus decora

Swirled amethyst glass with air bubbles. Applied handle. Pontil under base. Dimensions: H 10.5" x Diam. 5.5" Condition: No issues to note.

Rococo style water pitcher, unmarked coin silver circa mid 19th century. Height 11", Weight 848 grams. SHIPPING INFO: In-house shipping available for this lot. Please read the shipping section in our

Haddock, Lincoln & Foss (American (American (Boston, Massachusetts), 1811-1859). A coin silver water pitcher with scrolling leaf tip handle opposite everted rim as spout, the traditional ewer from bod

Fostoria Glass American Pattern - water pitcher 9” tall and 10” diameter round salver measuring 7” tall *may include Indiana Glass

Fostoria Glass American Pattern - water pitcher measuring 8” high, 12 plates measuring 7.75” diameter, 12 stemmed water glasses measuring 5.5” high *may include Indiana Glass

A 19th Century antique American Victorian silver plated water pitcher tippler model #43, produced circa 1870 by Meriden Britannia (Connecticut). Double walled, with exquisite floral and geometric patt

Two American 19th Century Blown Colorless Glass Pitchers. Flared tooled necks with pinched spouts and applied handles. 5-1/2" and 8"h. Condition: Smaller pitcher is good, larger pitcher has a crack at

OWL AND POSSUM GOBLET, colorless. Fourth quarter 19th century. 6" H.Undamaged.Literature: Metz - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 92, fig. 1017.Provenance: Collection of Jim Lawrence and Denver Smallw

OWL AND POSSUM GOBLET, colorless. Fourth quarter 19th century. 6" H.Literature: Metz - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 92, fig. 1017.Provenance: From the collection of Kent and Mary Stevens, Winchest

OWL AND POSSUM GOBLET, colorless. Fourth quarter 19th century. 6" H.Literature: Metz - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 92, fig. 1017.Provenance: From the collection of Kent and Mary Stevens, Winchest

OWL AND POSSUM GOBLET, colorless. Fourth quarter 19th century. 6" H.Undamaged.Literature: Metz - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 92, fig. 1017.