American Green Pressed Glass

American Green Pressed Glass Oil Lamp, pattern/design of roses, gilt metal stand, shade and glass chimney, h. 19 1/2 in IMPORTANT: All purchases must be removed from our premises within 10 days of the

(9) Pieces of American pressed green glass, some with gilt accents.

Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., mid 19th Century, and possibly others, pressed glass, including 1 electric blue or sea green petal socket and hexagonal candlestick; 1 amber 'hexagonal' candlestick; 2 cob

American, 19th century. Includes a small dish in deep emerald green, an opalescent cup plate with an oak border, an opalescent round plate with the ship Cadmus, and a pair of colorless cup plates with

AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS WINDOW PANES / TILES,, 35 set into a wooden frame, amethyst, amber, two shades of green, and one ruby, each of square form with a high relief four-leaf foliate design on a stipp

American pressed glass stand lamps (6 pcs),ca 1900, including two cobalt blue fluid lamps in the "Coolidge Drape" pattern, a rare deep olive green pattern glass lamp, bright aqua, hts 8 1/2" to 12 1/4

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 POTTERY MCCOY, HAEGER, FLORALINE, PLANTERS Lot of 19 McCoy, Haeger, Floraline, USA, UPCO, Abingdon Pottery...and amber pressed glass planters and vases! Lot includes pair of Mc

an unusual wall pocket style bowl or vase in blue-green (4" X 4 1/2") and a dark olive 7" bottle with pressed designs, probably Pennsylvania, circa 1790.

A lot of antique 1880s American pressed glassware by the McKee and Brothers factory. A total of six bread trays made of clear, blue, green, and yellow glass. The platters are decorated with depiction

AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS WINDOW PANES, LOT OF EIGHT, various colors, including a heron, three floral, and a fan and cross example. Figural examples probably the Mosaic Glass Co., Fostoria, OH and/or the

AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS WINDOW PANE, various colored panes, rectangular form wooden frame holding 15 panes comprising a variety of floral panes. Attributed to the Mosaic Glass Co., Fostoria,

Lighting, American pressed glass portico oil lamp, 4-pc w/clear font in 4-column stand, match holder, associated acid-etched shade & Scovill burner, Exc cond, 14.5"H to burner.

AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS WINDOW PANE, various colored pane, rectangular form wooden frame holding 18 panes comprising foliate and swimming swan examples. Attributed to the Mosaic Glass Co., Fostori

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

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

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

Assembled Green Pressed Glass Service Unmarked. Comprising: Eight dinner plates with dividers Eight salad plates Four side plates A stand A bottle cooler A pair of candlesticks The dinner plate

(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

Twenty-Five Pieces of American Pressed Glass, early 20th c., including "Westward Ho," "Animals," and "Three Faces," consisting of 12 covered dishes, 2 celery holders, 4 goblets, 2 salt and pepper shak

Height 12 inches.

AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS WINDOW PANES / TILES, LOT OF SEVEN, amethyst and amber, each of square form with an impressed foliate design on a stippled ground. Probably the Mosaic Glass Co., Fostoria, OH an