1830's Redford Glass Company unissued scrip

1830's Redford Glass Company unissued full sheet of company scrip in several denominations, 7 3/4" x 12 1/4"

attributed Redford, NY Glass Factory blown & twisted aqua glass cane, published & exhibited by the Clinton County Historical Association, line of descent Mary Hartson to Anne Erickson to Phil & Shirle

attributed Redford, NY Glass Factory blown & twisted aqua glass cane, published & exhibited by the Clinton County Historical Association, from Tom Hafford, Union Falls, length length 34", handle broke

Redford Glass Company fragments of slag glass, collected by Eva & Harold Boire in the mid 1900's, sold w/ Redford Glass Company research materials from the collection of Phil & Shirley Gordon

Massachusetts, Circa 1830s. A miniature lacy glass milk pitcher, a toy, attributed to the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, circa 1830s,. Together with a miniature blown 3 mold decanter in GIII-5 patte

A. H. HEISEY & COMPANY STOCK CERTIFICATE, $100, No. 97, unissued with attached receipt tab. Framed together with an unissued check from the Cambridge Glass Company. Circa 1920. 21 1/2" x 28" OA.Excell

Galveston Bay & Texas Land Company, Scrip No. 1070 for One Sitio, containing 4428 102/1000 English Acres. New York. October 16, 1830. 8 x 12.5 in. Featuring a map of the company's Texas land holdings,

REDFORD GLASS, NEW YORK TWENTY FIVE, FIFTY AND SEVENTY FIVE CENT. ESTIMATE: $200-$300

Rare Galveston Bay & Texas Land Company Sitio Scrip An official document issued by the Galveston Bay & Texas Land Company, Scrip No. 802, issued in New York City on October 16, 1830, the day t

Massachusetts, circa 1830's.Pair of miniature lacy glass cups and saucers, toys attributed to the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company.

A GROUP SIX ANGLO/IRISH REGENCY PERIOD CUT GLASS DECANTERS, CIRCA 1830, comprising a lead crystal flute cut three ring decanter with associated stopper, height: 10 3/4"; a clear glass flute cut three

Pair of Free Blown and Pressed Colorless Glass Lamps and related Candlestick. Attributed to Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Circa. 1830-1845. Candlestick measures 11"h. Condition: Good with chips.

AN AMERICAN FEDERAL PERIOD GILTWOOD AND VERRE EGLOMISE LOOKING GLASS, CIRCA 1820-1830, the rectangular giltwood pine framed looking glass with engaged baluster form columns at the top and sides separa

Federal mahogany secretary with original glass and pulls, ca. 1830, 6 ft. 6 in. T, 42 in. W, 20 in. D.

AN AMERICAN CLASSICAL GOLD PAINTED AND EBONIZED CARVED WOOD LOOKING GLASS MIRROR, POSSIBLY BY ISAAC PLATT (1793-1875), NEW YORK, CIRCA 1830, the rectangular triple mirrored glass panels enclosed by a

Probably Coventry Glass Works, Coventry, Conn., 1830-1848, medium olive amber Appx. 6-3/4"h

Staffordshire Transferware Coverved Tureen & Tray, together with two lacquered bowls, one acid etched vase, and one circular glass plate. The circa 1830s Commerce pattern black transfer printed sauce

A NEAR PAIR OF WILLIAM IV CUT GLASS MAGNUM "ROYAL" DECANTERS, CIRCA 1830, each with a very wide rimmed lip over a triple ring neck and slice cut shoulders continuing down the "V" cut segmented side pa

With original pewter top. Together with a flattened blown molded cobalt blue flask. 1800-1830, possibly German made. 4 1/2"h and 6 1/2"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily J

Pennsylvania Empire Cherry and Birds Eye Maple Child's Size Chest of Drawers. Circa. 1830-1840. Four full width dovetailed drawers with the original colorless glass pulls, paneled sides with turned st

Circa 1830 Empire drop-leaf table, high grade solid flame mahogany top, square tapered hour glass form pedestal, platform base, raised scroll feet, in the manor and quality of Meeks, NYC, similar to o

American Gilt Lacquered Brass and Bronze Solar Lamp , c. 1830, attr. to H.N. Hooper & Co., Boston, period blown, cut, and etched glass shade, "Angel" wings cut crystal prisms, the inverted pear-shaped

Probably New York, 1815-1830. Together with a Neoclassical Eglomise and Giltwood Looking Glass. 2 pieces The first 4 3 1/2"h x 28"w x 5"d. The second 47 1/2"h x 27"w x 3 1/4"d By descent from the Esta

Marsh, Williams & Co. Mahogany Shelf Clock. Circa. 1830's. Having a column and splat mahogany veneered case, reverse painted glass panel, painted wooden dial, weight driven wood works. Condition: Good