A fine pair of three mold blown decanter

Title: A fine pair of three mold blown decanter Provenance/Additional Info: A fine pair of three mold blown decanters with stoppers in the Baroque pattern McKearin #GV-8 - c. 1825 - Size: 9 3/4" H - C

Lot of three, all clear, including a pair of three-blown mold decanters, stop ribbed with original sun burst stoppers, snap pontils, 4" diameter x 11 3/4" high; and pillar molded syrup, baluster form

First half 19thC. Embossed "BRANDY" decanter, possibly Sandwich Glass. NO chips or cracks.

First half 19thC. Blown in mold, with applied free blown neck rings. Flat solid stopper not quite a tight fit. NO chips or cracks.

Two early American three mold blown glass decanters, with stoppers, probably circa 1840, 10.5 inches each.

SIX THREE-MOLD CLEAR BLOWN GLASS DECANTERS19th CenturyVaried forms.Heights from 8.75” to 10.75”. Provenance:The Estate of Paul and Diane Madden, Sandwich, Massachusetts.

Three 19th century American mold-blown glass decanters. All with colorless bodies. Includes one with applied rings on both neck and body and one with a replaced stopper. Some wear, the decanter on the

BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER - BOSTON AND SANDWICH GLASS WORKS, CIRCA 1840'S - STAR PATTERN WITH STOPPER

Blown three-mold decanter and miscellaneous glassware lot.

English Inlaid Oak Tantalus and Two Crystal Decanters, the locking top in silver plate, enclosing a pair of mold blown and cut crystal decanters, together with a French Cut Crystal Decanter with Silve

Together with a pitcher with ribbed handle, pitcher, two flip glasses, one barrel tumbler (GIII-21-22), handled basket and two casters. 4 1/2"h

ASSORTED BLOWN-MOLDED THREE-MOLD DECANTERS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, comprising a GV-12 pint decanter, a GIV-6 quart decanter, and a unidentified quart decanter, each having a period stopper. Boston &

ASSORTED BLOWN-MOLDED THREE-MOLD DECANTERS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, comprising a quart and pint GII-18, and a quart GIII-5, each having a period stopper and rough pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass

Fine pair of late 18th century blown cobalt glass decanters with faceted stoppers. Variations in height and stoppers due to manufacture. Retain light remnants of gilding to body. Bristol, England. App

Rare Blown Three-Mold 'Arch and Fern with Snake Medallion' Pattern Colorless Glass 'Scotch' Decanter and Stopper, Boston & Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, Massachusetts, 1820-40. GIV-7, tooled flared

Blown Three-Mold 'Arch and Fern with Snake Medallion' Pattern Colorless Glass 'Scotch' Decanter and Stopper, Boston & Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, Massachusetts, GIV-7, tooled flared rim, molded "S

Mid 19th century, England. Pair having been exceptionally crafted with fine etched accents and patterns, all resting above scrolling feet with brilliant lion heads at each corner as a knee. Very good

FREE-BLOWN GLASS DECANTERS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, comprising a pair of quart examples with two applied neck rings and period stoppers, and a pint example with three applied neck rings and a bar lip

PAIR OF EXCEPTIONAL BLOWN & CUT DECANTERS W/HOLLOW BLOWN STOPERS AND FINE HONEYCOMB & CROSSHATCH CUTTING, EACH HAS A MONOGRAMMED SHIELD MEDALLION, 13 1/4 IN HIGH

First half 19thC. Blown in three-part mold, with applied free blown neck rings. Flat solid stopper not quite a tight fit. NO chips or cracks.

Six Glass Decanters 20th Century including three by Baccarat, a pair of blown glass iridescent decanters and one unmarked. four with silver liquor tags. Height of largest 12 3/4 inches. Property from

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. A mold-blown glass cup of a nearly colorless hue exhibiting a flat base, an inverted bell-shaped body, and a flared rim. A pair of concentric raised

Three glass decanters to include: one signed Hawkes with etched thistle design, sterling top and original lock and key; an English facet-cut bottle with sterling collar and lock, no key; a mold-blown

circa 1930, mold blown glass, with frosted panels reading "Rye" and "Scotch." 9 in. Private Collection, Charlotte, NC Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com