A Group of Early American Pressed Glass Cobalt Tumblers

A Group of Early American Pressed Glass Cobalt Tumblers and Mug Circa 1840-1870 including seven tumblers and one mug. Height of tallest 4 inches. Property of a Midwestern Institution

AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS) INCLUDING 8" PITCHER, 5" - 3 3/4" TUMBLERS, NO VISIBLE DAMAGE

A Group of Early American Glass Tumblers and Inkwell Circa 1840-1870 includes four tumblers and one inkwell with stopper. Height of inkwell 6 inches. Property of a Midwestern Institution

Title: Circa 1870 Early American Cobalt Pressed Glass Oil Lamp with Etched Glass Chimney Date/Period: Circa 1870 Materials: Glass, metal Dimensions: 18 7/8" tall Description: Circa 1870 Early American

Early American Pressed Glass. Including cups, pitcher, lidded containers, and more. Some small chips. Tallest container measures 16.5in tall.

Collection of 12 Early American Pattern Glass tumblers. Assorted patterns, some with gold gilt embellishments. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA shipping for $65 plus in

This is a fine assortment of Early American Pressed Glass souvenirs. All date from the late 1800s to early 1900s and are cream pitchers, tumblers and small flutes all from various locations and includ

EMPG Green Delaware glass group to include two 9.25" tall tankard drink pitchers with creamer and open sugar bowl. High relief pressed glass with rigid handles and gold trim as shown. Some light signs

American or English, late 19th / early 20th century. Group of sixteen pink colored cut and pressed glass knife rests. Two marked to side; one Val St. Lambert and one Portieux. Provenance: From the Lif

American, late 19th to early 20th century, group of five sterling silver topped pressed and cut colorless glass dresser jars with repousse lids, comprising: three powder/talc jars, one taller jars, an

American and English, late 19th to early 20th century, group of ten sterling silver topped pressed and cut colorless glass dresser jars with repousse lids, comprising: one talc/powder jar, four small

American and English, late 19th to early 20th century, group of six mainly sterling silver topped pressed and cut colorless glass dresser jars with repousse lids, comprising: a tall plated white metal

16 pieces Early American Pressed Glass, 10 spooners & 6 pitchers, Frosted Lion bases, various sizes, in good condition, EAPG.

(1) deep blown socket on hollow blown shaft, with (2) piece wafer construction on stepped pressed plinth base. 10 1/2 inches. The second with a solid shaft measures 9 inches.

Measures 9 x 8 inches.

Mid 19th century, likely Sandwich Glass. The largest in a clams broth color with a slight sparkle and the other is lavender and atop a marble base. The white lamp having a tight hairline that is stabl

Height 12 inches.

24 Hat Pins Including 10K And Sterling Silver In Early American Pressed Glass Celery Vase. 1 Pin With 10K Gold End, Unmarked, End Tests As 10k. 3 Pins With Ends Marked Sterling. 9 Marked G Silver, Tes

EARLY AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS REFERENCE VOLUME, "Pressed Glass in America, Encyclopedia of the First Hundred Years 1825-1925", John & Elizabeth Welker, Ivyland, PA: Antique Acres Press, 1985, limited t

Early American Pressed Glass Pickle Caster in Meriden Plate Stand, the clear glass in Little River pattern, the quadruple-plate stand cast with floral motifs, with matching tongs. Stamped Meriden mark

EARLY AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS REFERENCE VOLUME, "Pressed Glass in America, Encyclopedia of the First Hundred Years 1825-1925", John & Elizabeth Welker, Ivyland, PA: Antique Acres Press, 1985, limited t

THREE FACE BASE NO CHIMNEY HEIGHT 10"

Tallest is 3.25"

swirl with opalescent, each being 7 5/8" high.