Attributed to Lancaster Glass Works, scroll flask,

GIII-16 LANCASTER CORNUCOPIA - URN PICTORIAL FLASK, strong blue/green, pint, embossed "LANCASTER GLASS WORKS N.Y" on obverse, plain mouth, iron pontil mark. Lancaster Glass Works, Lancaster,

Ca. first half 19thC. Antique green glass "Success to the Railroad" locomotive historical American flask. With sheared mouth, rough pontil. Fair age-appropriate condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs

GIV-29. Olive half pint blown-molded with crescent, hour glass and twin pillars (Boaz and Jachin) on both sides. Attributed to the Coventry Glass Works Coventry Connecticut. 6 inches.

bright blue-green, quart, applied lip, rough pontil mark. Attributed to Whitney Glass Works, Glassboro, New Jersey. 1850-1870. 9 3/4" H.Literature: McKearin/Wilson - American Bottles & Flasks, p. 549.

4 flasks, including one rare specimen marked "Louisville, KY Glassworks", one large example, and finally another with fleur de lis, probably produced by Pittsburgh Flint Glassworks. Tallest ht. 9.25"

amber, half-pint, plain bars below figures, applied rounded mouth with lower collar, plain base. Attributed to J. L. Chapman's Maryland Glass Works, Baltimore, MD. 1870-1880. 6 7/8" H.Literature: McKe

6 1/4"

Ca. mid 19thC. Antique aquamarine glass "The Father of His Country" George Washington portrait and "A Little More Grape Captain Bragg" portrait. With tooled mouth, rough pontil. Good overall age-appro

9 inches tall

19th Century Ravenna Glass Works Flask, Eagle & Anchor

A crystal center bowl by Steuben Glass works offers low form raised on scroll form feet, signed on base as photographed, 20th century.Measures: 2.75" height x 8" diameter.Additional information:Steube

Mid 19th Century. Aqua GIX-46 blown glass scroll flask. Small star bruise. 8.75"h.

1. "Parker" Iron Pontil, medium cobalt, clean and pretty. This is a rare variant of the very common J. C. Parker, New York Soda. We have not seen this variant before. 2. "Lancaster / Glass. Works / NY

Grouping Includes (2) Antique Bottles, Ravenna Glass Works Flask, Ohio and a Columbia Nursing Bottle, both 19th century. The Largest Measuring Approx. 8"h.

decorated with American eagle and anchor 5 7/8" high circa 1860

BALTIMORE GLASS WORKS Pennant Flask with Anchor: GXIII-49, CA 1850's. Anchor on One Side with Logo and Wheat Sheaf on Reverse. Applied Collared Mouth. 6"T. Mold Blown with Air Bubbles. Very Good Condi

**Originally Listed At $300** North America, United States, ca. 1840s to 1860s CE. A stunning collection of 3 vessels known as scroll or violin flasks, all formed from translucent, aquamarine glass to

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Deep olive-rare mold and color. Purchased from Frances Carey of Haddonfield NJ for $45 in April 1930.

Ca. mid 19thC. Antique aquamarine glass "GII-66" Eagle and Anchor, New London Glassworks with applied double collared mouth, polished pontil. Good age-appropriate condition, with no chips, cracks, or

New York,1840-1860 Grey-blue glass pint embossed "SUCCESS TO THE RAILROAD" on both sides with embossed decoration of a train, light rough pontil mark with straight seam, great example with outstanding

J. Rohrer "Wines & Liquors" (Variety #2) Amber Flask, Lancaster, PA. With larger circle slug plate, 9 1/2." Condition: Very Good.

A phenomenal Willington Glass Works attributed Demijohn from an old time Ulster County collection standing 16" in height, 14" in width and approx 11" in depth. No damage, classic Willington color ofte

Rare amber blown chalice. Attributed to Pitkin Glass Works. Connecticut, circa 1810. H 8-1/2" D (rim) 3" D (base) 3-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition. Tiny rim flake. Copy and paste this l

Low Coronet Crystal Bowl, Signed Steuben Glass Works. This bowl is attributed to Steuben Glass Works. It has an oversized, shallow glass bowl, with decorative details at the base. On the underside of