19th Century Blown Cobalt Glass Cream Pitcher.

American 19th Century Blown Cobalt Blue Glass Cream Pitcher. Bulbous form with applied handle and base. 5"h. Condition: Very good.

Two sizes, five, height 3.5 inches, diameter 5 inches. The others, height 3.5 inches, diameter 4.5 inches.

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

Applied handle, raised repeating leafs, lobed font and prominent pontil. 6 1/4 inches

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

American 19th Century Blown Cobalt Blue Glass Bowl. Slightly flared shoulder with folded rim. 3-3/4"h. x 7" diam.

An early 19th century free-blown glass cream jug. Medium Amber, pear-form with applied scroll handle with spur terminal, raised on an applied foot. Foot is misshapen. 5 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $200-300

Description: Five pieces of antique glass, including an early 19th century English Bristol blown cobalt glass brandy decanter, two Bohemian cut glass decanters decorated with stags in wooded landscape

Two late 19th century Victorian Period scent bottles. Blown Cobalt glass bodies with shaped designs. Minor wear, both lack stoppers. Up to 3 3/4" high. ESTIMATE $50-75

Three Antique Victorian Cranberry Glass Pitchers. 19th century blown glass Victorian items. Largest measures 8.25 inches in height.

19th century, American or English. Cranberry colored blown glass pitchers with blown and pulled handles. Each with polished pontils at underside. Good condition throughout, no damage detected. H6 1/4"

19th Century Cobalt Blue Blown Glass Rolling Pin. Hand painted decoration "For My Mother", flanked by two clipper ships. 13-1/4"l. Condition: Good with wear.

VICTORIAN CLAM BROTH GLASS PITCHER WITH COBALT RIM, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 6"

Possibly South Jersey, Early 19th C. 4 1/4"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest

19th C. blown glass witches ball with opalescent swirl with chain 6”D, and an earthenware pinched spout molasses pouring pitcher in brown glaze and early wood top, 10”H. Sussman Collection

Second quarter 19th century. Twelve ribs with slight swirl on neck. Applied handle with rigaree end. Deep cobalt has faint opalescence. Minor surface wear and tiny spots of frit. 6.75"h. Purchased 196

FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 10 3/4 INCHES.

Early 19th century, likely American or British. The piece having a band decorated top with pulled and applied handle on ovoid body with flared foot. No chips or cracks. No restoration. Good wear to ba

Probably American, 2nd half-19th century. 3.5"h. From the collection of the late Chris Powell and Christine Powell, Zoar, Ohio.

A pair of Continental cobalt glass vasesLate 19th/early 20th centuryEach slender vase with blown cobalt blue glass body with gilt-bronze floral mounts centering portrait roundels, 2 piecesEach: 12.75&

19th century. Consisting of a pepper caster, a tea caddy and an unusual oil lamp. Good overall condition with minor wear to feet and surface. Tallest: H5 7/8"

Stiegel Type Cobalt Blue Expanded Diamond Blown Glass Cream Pitcher. Bulbous body having flared rim and pinched spout, applied loop handle. 3-1/2"h. Condition: Very good.

LOT EARLY FREE BLOWN HYACINTH COBALT/TEAL GLASS VASES, 19TH C. H. 9"

England, second half 19th Century. Bulbous form with foot, rows of controlled bubbles, folded rim, applied handle with berry at base. Broken pontil and nice wear on bottom. 7.75"h.