Antique South Jersey or Ohio Free Blown Pitcher

Late 18thC to first quarter 19thC. Crimped round pad base, applied handle, undecorated body. No chips or cracks. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this around 1930.

First quarter 19thC. No cracks HOWEVER, has a chip/missing piece off the tail end of the handle. Other than that this pither is in excellent condition.

First half 19thC. NO chips or cracks. Rare version with rib along the applied handle. Beautiful early glass in excellent original condition. according to the heirs this large creamer was bought from G

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.

Middle to late 18thC. No cracks, bird finial tail and lower ear of one handle chipped. Purchased at the Dec 6th, 1931 King Hooper Sale by American Art Assn-NYC for $70. Previously sold at the McKearin

SOUTH JERSEY FREE-BLOWN MARBRIE-DECORATED NEAR PAIR OF VASES WITH MATCHING WITCH BALL COVERS, smoky brown with four groups of opal loopings, each vase of slight baluster-form with plain rim and rough

SOUTH JERSEY FREE-BLOWN MARBRIE-DECORATED NEAR PAIR OF VASES WITH MATCHING WITCH BALL COVERS, smoky brown with four groups of opal loopings, each vase of slight baluster-form with plain rim and rough

Five South Jersey blown glass pitchers, largest 6 3/4"h

Late 18thC to first quarter 19thC. Aquamarine lily pad blown glass pitcher Northern NY, likely Redford. Ledlie Laughlin purchased from McKearin, Hoosick Falls, NY June 1930. Lot comes with original re

Late 18thC to first quarter 19thC. Small South Jersey bluish green swirled bottle with applied handle, applied lip and lily pad base. No chips or cracks. Rare form, purchaed from Frances W. Carey, Had

18th to Early 19thC. Complete with REPAIRED BREAKS AS SHOWN. We include this because Ledlie Laughlin bought this at auction, when it was in perfect condition. We discovered this pitcher as it sits now

First half 19thC, no chips or cracks. Possibly Pittsburgh or NY.

FREE-BLOWN GLASS DEEP BOWL / PAN, aquamarine, cylindrical form with a rolled-over rim, rough pontil mark. Probably South Jersey or Midwestern. First half 19th century. 5 7/8" H, 9 1/4" D rim. Provenan

FREE-BLOWN DEEP BOWL / PAN, sapphire blue, truncated conical form with flared folded rim, slight kick-up base with rough pontil mark. Probably South Jersey. Circa 1820-1860. 4 1/4" H, 8 5/8"

FREE-BLOWN MARBRIE-LOOP DECORATED DECANTER, aquamarine with opal loopings, shouldered form with three applied neck rings, rough pontil mark. Probably Pittsburgh or South Jersey. Second half 19th centu

FREE-BLOWN GLASS LARGE PAN, light green, wide conical form with a rolled-over rim, tooled spout, rough pontil mark. Probably New York or South Jersey. First half 19th century. 4 3/8" H, 15 1/4" DOA. P

FREE BLOWN AQUA GLASS FAINT PONTIL RINGS 4 1/2" X 3 3/4" DIA 3 1/2" X 3 1/8" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also ON-LINE Auctio

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,

South Jersey blown glass grouping of eleven pieces to include pitchers, blue vase, 7 1/2"h, shaker, etc.

FREE BLOWN WITH TWO APPLIED HANDLES DRAWN OUT FOOT WITH ROUGH PONTIL SOUTH JERSEY. ATTR. TO 1930-1950S CLEVENGER BROS., CLAYTON, NJ. 3 5/8" X 5" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s

Possibly South Jersey, Early 19th C. 4 1/4"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest

Type 1 with applied disk foot, applied ribbed handle and threaded neck. Possibly South Jersey or New York. Early 19th C. 8 1/4"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson D

FREE-BLOWN TOY PITCHER, colorless, shouldered conical form with an applied handle with six crimps and curl to the lower terminal of the handle, rough pontil mark. Attributed to Thomas Cains' South Bos

A rare ceramic Rockingham hunt scene pitcher, unsigned, attributed to the Swan Hill Pottery (South Amboy, New Jersey). The pitcher is covered with a rich reddish-brown glaze, decorated with a beautifu