AMERICAN FREE-BLOWN SHOW GLOBE / BOTTLE

AMERICAN FREE-BLOWN SHOW GLOBE / BOTTLE, colorless lead glass, pyriform with flanged mouth, slight kick-up base with rough pontil mark, appropriate hollow stopper with hole to fill with liquid. Second

FREE-BLOWN GLASS APOTHECARY SHOW GLOBE, in three sections, each pyriform bottle with applied neck ring, fitted with a period stopper, raised on a hollow funnel foot. Fourth quarter 19th century. 34 1/

FREE-BLOWN GLASS APOTHECARY SHOW GLOBES, LOT OF TWO, one with engraved floral decoration, each pyriform bottle with applied neck ring, raised on solid stem and foot, one fitted with a period stopper.

AMERICAN / CONTINENTAL FREE-BLOWN CASE / CASE-GIN BOTTLE, very thick and heavy medium olive glass, quart size, early lopsided square "case gin" form with slight inward taper, short swir

AMERICAN / ENGLISH FREE-BLOWN CASE / CASE-GIN BOTTLE, medium to dark olive/black, quart size, tall and skinny square "case gin" form tapering inward slightly, short neck

FREE-BLOWN, CUT, AND ENGRAVED APOTHECARY SHOW GLOBE, three-piece construction, ball form with foliage pattern, applied neck ring, fitted on a wooden base probably together by association, matching cut

FREE-BLOWN TALL COMMERCIAL COLOGNE BOTTLE, powder blue fiery opalescent, high lead content, conical form with tooled mouth, kick-up base with rough pontil mark. Patrick F. Slane's American Glass Co.,

FREE-BLOWN TALL COMMERCIAL COLOGNE BOTTLE, translucent turquoise blue, slender, conical form with tooled mouth, kick-up base with rough pontil mark. Patrick F. Slane's American Glass Co., South Boston

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.

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

Ca. late 19th to first quarter 20thC. No major chips, cracks or repairs. All show cut and polished pontils. All three bottles will sell for a single winning bid.

DST. Sign is Maker Marked American Art Works, Coshocton, Ohio. A very unique piece of Tin Service Station Signage showing "Globe Oil Free Air Service" with Globe graphic. CONDITION: Side one shows exc

AMERICAN FREE-BLOWN VASE WITH WITCH BALL COVER, brilliant peacock blue lead glass, the vase with medium trumpet-form bowl and thick compressed globular base with ringed shoulder, raised on an applied

Ca. early 19thC. Excellent original condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Folded rim on the pad foot. South Jersey. From the Ledlie Laughlin estate.

19th c free blown bottle w/ wide open mouth, light golden amber, open pontil, ht 4 1/4”, dia 2 1/4”, Dr Oliver eastman collection, undamaged

ASSORTED AMERICAN FREE-BLOWN UTILITY FLASKS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising an amber chestnut-form with applied handle, a pale green mallet-form with sloping-collar mouth, and two aquamarine ovoid chestnut-f

American free-blown glass apothecary jar, 19th c., likely Pittsburgh, clear glass with cobalt blue rings, rough pontil, 9.25"h x 4.5"w

A fixed globe lantern that has a free-blown globe adb a pinch pot base. The bail is a flat band. The vents are in a star-diamond-star pattern. The intake holes are 5 and not 6 point stars. There is an

INCLUDING FREE BLOWN CREAMER WITH INTERIOR CENTER RING, BLOWN IN MOLD MINIATURE MASTER SALT, FREE BLOWN OPAL JUG APPLIED HANDLE, TWO MINIATURE FREE BLOWN BOTTLES AQUAMARINE AND GREEN ALL HAVE PONTILS

FREE-BLOWN FISH GLOBE ON FOOT, colorless, globular bowl with plain flared rim, raised on a funnel-form foot with folded rim, rough pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Bakewell, Pears & Co., Pitt

Aqua free blown medicine bottle with paper label "Larned & Corning Wholesale Dealers in Paints, Oils, Drugs, Dyes, etc 227 River St, Troy, NY", open pontil, delicate flared lip, some staining, ht 5"

Ca. First to second quarter 19thC. Fine with no chips, cracks or repairs. Applied top, pontil mark bottom. Nice early bottle.

FREE-BLOWN GEMEL BOTTLE, colorless, applied quilling and decoration, applied large circular foot with a three-knop stem, rough pontil mark. Probably South Jersey. First half 19th century. 10 7/8" HOA,

This diminutive apothecary show globe is a remarkable piece crafted from blown-molded and pressed glass. Standing at an impressive height of 24 1/2 inches, it features a distinctive three-tier design