BLOWN-MOLDED STODDARD CLOVERLEAF PICKLE / PRESERVE JAR

aquamarine and light green, each having hexagonal body with a trefoil at the top of each arch, two having a rolled mouth with one having a sloping mouth, each with a concave base. United States. 1860-

aquamarine and light to medium green, each square form, sides with two columns supporting the palmette-top arch, and foliate crown, a long trefoil pendant within each pinnacle, panels with C-scroll or

ASSORTED BLOWN-MOLDED BOTTLES / JARS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a blue-green hexagonal Cathedral/Gothic pickle jar with applied rolled mouth, an aquamarine square pickle jar with applied rolled mouth,

8pc. Lot of French Hand Blown Preserve Jars 14 1/2"H, 8" diam.

"THE PENN" BLOWN-MOLDED FRUIT JAR, aquamarine, cylindrical form with a whittled surface, embossed "THE/PENN", applied edge, embossed to the underside "BECK & PHILLIPS & CO.", with a pressed lid with p

American blown molded glass flask with eagle on both sides, Stoddard, NH. Deep amber, sheared mouth, pontil scar at underside. 7.25 x 4 x 2.25 inches.

ANTIQUE STATUE OF LIBERTY HISTORICAL FIGURAL PATTERN MOLDED GLASS PICKLE JAR 12.5" Tall x 4.75" with chips around the lip. Lacking lid. We have worked to identify the different patterns and manufactur

Food- blown-molded Cathedral / Gothic pickle- light aqua, square form with arched panels, one panel plain for label, applied round mouth, smooth base, note: crack. 13 3/4''

Heights 8 to 12 inches, excellent condition.

BLOWN-MOLDED PATENTED RING JAR, colorless, cylindrical form with two molded rings, base with "PAT AUG 14 1866" around the rough pontil mark, cover with "PAT AUG 14 & 30 1866" round the base of finial,

BLOWN-MOLDED / PRESSED POMADE JAR, with a translucent starch blue body and alabaster/clambroth cover, truncated-pyriform form. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1850-1870. 3 1/4" H.Provenance: F

Each with pontil scars. 7 1/2 inches (and under)

Yellow. Together with deep ruby paneled covered jar, blown molded cobalt twelve ribbed flattened flask, cobalt lacy tumbler, four square blue decanters, and an amethyst cup. 19/20th C. American and Eu

Light Green and four sided. 13"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest

A pair of jars, with patent date August 1866, including one store display jar with lid, the other missing lid. Ht. of tallest 13".

An exotic specimen of a blown Goofus glass form pickle jar or vase in a swirled milky opalescent coloring, figural roses form. Ground lip has typical minor flaking, but otherwise excellent. 7" high

American/European, late 19th-early 20th century. Group includes three hurricane shades, one clear, one green, one light amber; clear blown candy jar with lid; clear molded apothecary jar. 8" to 15" hi

TEAL GREEN BLOWN IN MOLD PATTERN WITH ROUNDED LIP 11 3/4"H Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also ON-LINE Auction at 2481 Belvider

BLOWN IN MOLD LIGHT AQUA ELONGATED OVAL PANELS 16 RIBS FROM NECK RING KICK UP WITH ROUGH PONTIL, Wm. UNDERWOOD & CO BOSTON BLOWN IN MOLD IN AQUAMARINE DIVIDED ARCHED PANEL WITH PLAIN LABEL PANEL KICK

including a purple blown jar with stopper and rough pontil; a green molded glass jar with stopper; 4 various clear glass apothecary jars with partial labels (tallest 9-1/2 in.); a "Half Pint Honest Me

Silver plate condiment set: pickle jar and two bowl preserves set with glass inserts, spoons and stand, Germany, early 20th c.; Marked; Pickle jar: 9 1/2" x 5" x 3 1/2"

Vintage red wood utility box with 5 jars & food coloring: Libby's Loganberry Preserves, Johnston's, Tom Sayer Peanut Butter, Pickle Patch Pickles, Hills Bros. Coffee, Watkins food coloring

Grouping of early 19th century blown and cut colorless glass pieces to include: Anglo-Irish water jug; covered sweetmeat jar; finger bowl; together a molded punch ladle, sweetmeat 13 1/2" overall. Sha

FREE-BLOWN STORAGE JAR, deep olive green, cylindrical form with a slightly flaring mouth, slight kick-up base, rough pontil mark. Similar examples attributed to Stoddard, NH. 19th century. 12 1/2" H,