BALTIMORE GLASS WORKS Pennant Flask with Anchor:

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

Flasks- 2 'Baltimore' and 'Glassworks' in banners above and below anchor - phoenix rising from flames above rectangular panel marked 'Resurgam', U. R. #11 G 6, GXIII-53, pint, aquamarine, collared mou

bright orange amber, embossed "BALTIMORE / anchor / GLASS WORKS" to front, and having a sheaf of wheat with rake and pitchfork crossed below to reverse, applied flat collar below the plain lip, plain

aquamarine, half-pint, anchor and "BALTIMORE / GLASSWORKS" embossed to one side, sheaf of wheat with a crossed pitchfork and hoe to other, applied rounded mouth, plain base. Baltimore Glassworks. 1860

aquamarine, half-pint, anchor and being "BALTIMORE / GLASSWORKS" embossed to one side, sheaf of wheat with a crossed pitchfork and hoe to other, applied collar below the sheared mouth, plain base. Bal

8"

19th Century Ravenna Glass Works Flask, Eagle & Anchor

First quarter 19thC. Super rare deep reddish "chocolate" color. No chips or repairs. Does not stand up squarely on it's base due to an uneven bottom surface. Had some sort of tape to keep it upright.

Washington Monument "Baltimore" / "Corn for  the World", Quart, Smooth Round ring below  plain lip, GVI-4, Baltimore  Glass Works,   Aquamarine.

aquamarine, quart, embossed "BALTIMORE" on obverse and "CORN FOR THE WORLD" on reverse, applied ring-collar mouth, plain base. Baltimore Glass Works, Baltimore, MD. 1840-1860. 8 1/2" H.Literature: McK

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

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

GXIII-61 SPRING GARDEN GLASSWORKS - CABIN PICTORIAL HISTORICAL FLASK, very bright olive yellow, half pint, applied double collar lip, smooth base. Spring Garden Glassworks, Baltimore, M

Very light blue, perhaps this is clear with a blue tint. First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. The notes suggest "Bluish-Aqua" color. Purchased for $76.50 from George McKearin, NYC, on June 3rd, 1929

6 1/4"

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

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.

(Lot of 2) Early New England glass bottles featuring an eagle: the first and earlier pale green "NEW LONDON GLASS WORKS" with anchor, the verso with eagle with striped belly and perched on a loop form

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.

Comparatively Scarce 1/2 Pint  Olive Amber  Sunburst Historic Flask, Coventry Glass  Works, Coventry, Conn. Plain Lip Pontil Mark.  Excellent Bottle, Measures: 6" tall x 3"  w

Liberty  Eagle, "Willington Glass Co",  Historical Flask, Willington Glass Works,  West Willington, Connecticut Circa 1850-1873.   Golden Amber with an Olive tone, applied  do

Liberty  Eagle, "Willington Glass Co",  Historical Flask, Willington Glass Works,  West Willington, Connecticut  Circa  1850-1873.  Olive Amber  tone, applied double

Scarce Light Aqua American Eagle/Franklin Frigate Flask. Kensington Glass Works Philadelphia. (GII-42), 6-3/4"h. Condition: Very good with "In the making" flaw on molded rib.

Whartons Chestnut Grove Whiskey Bottle Pint  Bottle Flask. Whitney Glass Works, Glassboro,  New Jersey 1855-1870.  Great early handled  whiskey 8" tall x 5-1/4"  open pontil,