1st half 19thC Pittsburgh glass compote in honeycomb pa

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. This massive 17" tall free blown and cut/polished lidded compote is in excellent original condition, with baluster knob stem on large 5 1/2" round pad foot, supp

Ca. 1st half 19thC. Ex. Ledlie Laughlin. Rough pontil, raised interior center. No chips, crack, or repairs. Approx. width 5" x 3 1/4" tall.

English, 1st half 20th century. Pink opalene bowl and clambroth base. Unmarked. 4.5"h. 10"d.

First half 19thC. Tiny clamshell fissure interior mouth. Deep puce/plum color is scarce according to the net. Dyottville Glass Works, Philadelphia PA. Purchased from Ruth Webb Lee (the famous early gl

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. See plate #53 McKearin AMERICAN GLASS.

Ca. First half 19thC. No chips, cracks or repairs. Forth of four New England and/or Pittsburgh pieces in this sale.

Ca. First half 19thC. No chips, cracks or repairs. Fifth of five New England and/or Pittsburgh pieces in this sale. Blown and molded;

Three American Flint Glass Compotes, mid 19th c., attributed to McKee and Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, each top and base joined with wafers, the largest in the "honeycomb" pattern, Largest- H.-

Ca. First to second quarter 19thC. Probably Pittsburgh PA. circa 1840s. Excellent with no chips, cracks or repairs. Fantastic form.

EARLY THUMBPRINT / ARGUS (OMN) ARTICLES, LOT OF 13, colorless lead glass, including three compotes and a water carafe/bottle. Bakewell, Pears & Co., Pittsburgh, PA. Third quarter 19th century. 1" to 7

A Gillinder and Sons Lion Pattern Glass Service Philadelphia, PA, Second Half 19th Century comprising compotes, goblets, an egg cup, sauce dishes, plates, platters, and other articles; 48 items total.

Two Clear Glass Modern Circular Swan Sculptures on conical pedestals, 2nd half of the 20th Century, 16 x 9.5 inches and slightly smaller, Provenance: The Estate of Hannah Kamin, Pittsburgh, Pa.

BRASS INLAID CLASSICAL CONTINENTAL RECAMIER ROSEWOOD, 1ST HALF 19THC. (81" LONG X 33 1/4" TALL X 27" DEEP)

Second quarter 19th century. Fine, large, deep white compote cased in clear with clear stem and foot. Folded rim. 8.5"h. 10.5"d. Purchased at Garth's, 1967, ex Peter Tillou. Noted at the time as one o

Single sided reverse painted glass sign with factory copper frame and wooden backing has very good color. The field exhibits areas of minor surface wear with areas of loss in the fields which are main

Phillip Semmer - Pittsburgh, PA - leaded glass lamp on original tree trunk base c1910. Some light wear to original green paint on base, excellent condition. Unsigned. 24"h x 23.5"d Spend $5000 or more

TIFFIN CAT AND MICE GLASS NOVELTY ELECTRIC LAMP, opaque white/milk glass with painted decoration, screws into an opaque black base. United States Glass Co., Pittsburgh, PA. Circa 1925. 8 3/8" HOA.Unda

Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass and Glass Company, table lamp, Sunset Landscape shade, on an Owl base, Pittsburgh, PA, reverse painted glass, patinated metal, unsigned, 18"dia x 22"h overall

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Deep olive-rare mold and color. Purchased from Frances Carey of Haddonfield NJ for $45 in April 1930.

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Very rare form. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this piece from Annie H. Kerfoot of Freehold NJ during April 1930 for $250, after seeing it pictured for sale in the ma

Very light blue, perhaps this is clear with a blue tint. First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. The notes suggest "Bluish-Aqua" color. Purchased for $76.50 from George McKearin, NYC, on June 3rd, 1929

American or English, 1st half-19th century. Clear blown shades with folded foot and etched center band. Both have very similar copper wheel engraved floral bands with grapevines around the center. The

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. This pair purchased by Ledlie Laughlin from the McKearin AAA sale Jan 7th, 1932, lot #336. Paid $70 for the pair! Bargain.

First half 19thC. NO chips or cracks. Rare version with rib along the applied handle. Beautiful early glass in excellent original condition. according to the heirs this large creamer was bought from G