A Boston and Sandwich Glass Company Two Plums Glass Paperweight

Two "Scrambled" paperweights, probably New England Glass Company, Boston & Sandwich, last quarter of the 1800s, containing empty canes and pieces of canes. [1 3/4" H x 2 1/4" W]. One with chip to bott

ASSORTED PAPERWEIGHTS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF SIX, including Hawley, "The Art of the Paperweight: The Boston & Sandwich and New England Glass Companies". Hard and soft covers. Excellent overall cond

Antique Overshot Glass Champagne PitcherAntique Overshot Glass Champagne Pitcher, Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, with ice bladder. Together with two bellflower pitchers, cobalt blue and teal, and

Two (2). 1840-1850. Sandwich and Boston Company, Sandwich, MA. Glass, pewter. Square base, wafer construction, pewter collar, pewter 2 tube burners, frosted and engraved shades, flowers and berries. R

SANDWICH AIR-TRAP PAPERWEIGHT, colorless, polished base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1882-1887. 3 1/4" D.Nearly undamaged with two minute surface nicks/flakes and minor overall wear.Literature: Parall

Twenty-Five Pressed Glass Rosette Curtain Pins / Tie Backs, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, Circa 1840-1870. Each with beaded petals, shaped rims and period metal shanks. Comprising nine 4 1/2in

Jade Green Pressed Glass Star and Punty Pattern Fluid Lamp. Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich, Massachusetts, with bases and fluid burners._x000B_ Museum inventory number to the underside. San

Set of Four Boston & Sandwich Glass Company Pressed Canary Yellow 'Petal & Loop' Pattern Candlesticks, 1840-60. H: 7 in., Diam: 4.25 in. (base)

Rare Cobalt Blue Boston & Sandwich Glass Company Lacy Pressed Glass Salt Dish. Basket of flowers design. Clear 2"h. x 3-1/8"w. Condition: Minor chips and cracked. But a rare example in this color.

Wonderful Color and form. Canary Yellow Vaseline Glass Blown Molded perfume bottle with stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Company., Sandwich, Massachusetts. c.1840-70. Vaseline Flint glass perfume bott

A 19th C. Thomas Cains clear blown glass pitcher from Boston & Sandwich glass company. 9in tall x 7in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third-party shi

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

Believed to be Boston & Sandwich Glass Company which operated in Sandwich MA from 1825-1888.

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

Boston and Sandwich Glass Company Blue Overlay Oil Lamp Mid 19th century. Deep blue cut to white and clear shade with pressed white glass base and milk glass chimney. Ht. 22 1/2 in. Skinner Auctioneer

Boston and Sandwich Glass Company Cranberry Overlay Oil Lamp circa 1860. Cranberry and Ruby cut to clear with punties Morrish windows and gilded band of vine and leaves on marble and brass. Period bur

Cobalt blue lamp base ,possibly from Boston and Sandwich glass company has etching on glass, Marble base ,threaded glass collar.

Shipping in USA $ 65. Mary Gregory was an American artist known for her decoration of glass products at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Gregory worked for Boston and

Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, Massachusetts, important monumental overlay lamp on triple marble base, emerald green cut to clear. Only about 12-15 lamps of this size known. Font is damaged and as

Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich, MA, c. 1835. Cobalt, with "LAFAYET" ON THE WHEELS," "SANDWICH" ON THE BOTTOM, and "B&S GLASS CO." on the stern. 3.5" long. (SS20)

The Boston and Sandwich Glass Company was located in Sandwich, Mass., from 1826 to 1888. They made blown three-piece molds, free-blown and pressed glass. Nicolas Lutz emigrated from France to the Unit

Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich, MA, c. 1835. Footed and paneled salt. 2.75" high. (SS19)

The Boston and Sandwich Glass Company (American). Examples of early 19th Century glass artistry, with distinctive threaded patterns to exteriors of bowl and plates. Good estate fresh condition. Bowl m

Ca. Mid 19thC. Both in excellent original condition with no chips cracks or repairs. H-2 W-3.5 D-2; no feet H-1.5 W-3 D-2;