American Mold Blown Glass Bottles

Group of 11 American Mold Blown goblets and vases including: 3 George Washington bottles, 2 Eagle bottles, 1 Major Ringwald bottle, 1 Brazilian Gum bottle, 1 Radway and Co bottle, 2 cobalt blue goblet

Nineteenth century. Mold blown demijohn form glass bottle in honey amber color. Surface wear, small lip flakes, a few bubbles. 10.5"h.

American and European, 19th century. Includes mold blown "Blankenheym & Nolet" gin bottle, 9.25"h., three various bottles, 14.25"h - 12"h., and a mold blown eagle flask. Wear and

Title: Pair of Green Glass Bitters Bottles Date/Period: 1920-1940 Dimension: 7.5" T by 5" w Provenance:Blown in mold of American eagle on one side and grapes on the other. Wheaton Village NJ Shipping:

American, c. 1840-1870, mold-blown canary yellow glass, each with matching mold-blown stopper; 5 1/4"H; both in good overall condition with minor chips and / or roughness to points on bottle, each sto

Three 19th century American blown glass bottles. All with Amber bodies. Includes a shouldered storage jar with tooled rim, a small bottle, and a mold-blown carafe. Jar and small bottle with pontil mar

Genuine antique mold blown decanter created during the first quarter of the 19thC. Excellent, with no chips, cracks or repairs. Otherwise age appropriate shelf wear, as expected with 200 year old glas

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

Ovoid, each molded with federal eagle on each side. [6 1/2" H x 4 1/2" W x 3" D].

Three American Blown Glass Bottles featuring George Washington. Height of largest 8 inches. Provenance: Property from The Estate of Richard H. Brown

Three American Blown Glass Bottles, 20th Century. Largest dimensions: H: 14 5/8 x Dia: 9 5/8 in.

An early American mold blown glass decanter. Good condition. For dimensions, see photographs.

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

Roman glass bottle from the 1st Century AD, standing 6 cm tall, 2.5 cm wide, and 2 cm deep (approximately 2.36 x 0.98 x 0.79 inches). This delicate artifact, crafted in the Eastern Mediterranean, feat

Three early American blown glass bottles. Includes two small Calabash form with Amber bodies and a small storage bottle with Green body. All with tooled rim and pontil mark to base. Some wear. Up to 5

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

Eleven reproduction early American mold blown glass tumblers, for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Good condition. For dimensions, see photographs.

The blue mold blown glass bottle with embossed portrait of Jenny Lind obverse and Fislerville Glass Works factory on the reverse, rough pontil, applied mouth. Measures 10 inches. We happily provide se

Stopper marked 322 K U.S.A. Rare American blown glass bottle most likely pharmaceutical. 26"H.

This first mold blown glass bottle is marked "Poland Water" down the front, on either side of the figural sage sitting on a pedestal that makes up the body of the bottle. The cap springs from the man'

Nineteenth century. Applied lips. Pale green with thirty one swirl ribs. Small bubbles. 5.25"h. And pale grey-blue with twenty faint ribs. Small bubbles. 6"h.

Two Early American Sapphire Blown Glass Bottles   19th Century one with museum accession numbers in red on underside.   Height of larger 8 inches.   Property from the Estate of Beatrice

Early 19th century American relief molded glass flask with cornucopia fruit and fruit in urn sides, rough pontil, deep spinach green glass, 6.75 inches tall.

An early American mold blown flint glass decanter, together with a tumbler. Good condition. For dimensions, see photographs.