CALABASH BLOWN MOLDED FLASK w/ WHEAT & OLIVE TREE

9 inches.

Circa 1830, Keene, New Hampshire. Masonic flask in amber to olive color. The piece is well detailed and in good condition throughout. Good wear to base for age. H7 1/2" Note: Sold from the collection

19th century. Consisting of two aqua colored bottles, one with federal eagle and the other with cornucopia and a olive colored bottle with floral urn design. Good condition throughout. Tallest: H6 1/2

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.

Rome, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. An elegant mold-blown glass sprinkler flask boasting a translucent hue of olive. The ancient vessel displays a spherical body, long, tubular neck, and

Hand blown, American eagle w/wheat shocks, arrows in eagle claws, obverse shows cornucopia & basket of fruit, side lines, lots of bubbles in the Amber family colored glass, 7" tall by 4 1/4" wide. As

Lovely Pitkin style flask. It is a medium  olive green in color. Swirl to the right.  Pint flask 6-1/4" x 4-3/8" Pattern molded  antique bottle Blown in the German Half post  metho

Cylindrical cobalt blue body with a long neck with a olive-green handle. Mold-blown of Dionysiac symbols on the body. Pioneered by Syrian craftsmen, the industry of glass-blowing in Rome accelerated i

Italian blown glass amethyst centerpiece bowl and colored glass tree epergne with molded flowers. 10”h x 17.5”w x 14”d overall **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house s

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

BLOWN-MOLDED NO. 1 CHRISTMAS TREE SLIP CHIMNEY, colorless with frosted finish to upper half, embossed with ribs over a frosted band with bead and floral band pattern. Dithridge Glass Co. or Mt. Washin

BLOWN-MOLDED DEMI-JOHN, deep olive amber, compressed ovoid form with applied wiped mouth ring, plain base. 19th century. 16 1/2" H, 16 1/2" WOA.  Provenance: Glass dea

BLOWN-MOLDED GII-18 INKWELL, deep olive green, applied mouth, Diamond Type VII base with rough pontil mark. Probably Coventry Glassworks (1815-1848), Coventry, Connecticut. 1815-1840. 2" H, 2 3/4" D.

BLOWN-MOLDED GIII-29 INKWELL, dark olive green, plain base with rough pontil mark. Attributed to Keene, NH. 1815-1840. 1 1/2" H, 2 1/4" D.Undamaged.Literature: The McKearins - American Glass, p. 256,

BLOWN-MOLDED GII-2 INKWELL, deep olive green, applied mouth, plain base with rough pontil mark. Coventry Glass Works. 1815-1840. 2" H, 2 1/4" D.Nearly undamaged with two minor flakes to the mouth edge

BLOWN-MOLDED GII-18 INKWELL, dark olive green, plain base with rough pontil mark. Probably Coventry Glass Works, Coventry, CT. 1815-1840. 2" H, 2 3/4" D.Two shallow chips to edge of applied mouth ring

BLOWN-MOLDED GIII-29 INKWELL, dark olive green, plain base with rough pontil mark. Attributed to Keene, NH. 1815-1840. 1 1/2" H, 2 1/4" D.Literature: Covill, fig. 1221.Provenance: Anne Serra, Cuba, NY

BLOWN-MOLDED GIII-29 INKWELL, dark olive green, plain base with rough pontil mark. Attributed to Keene, NH. 1815-1840. 1 1/2" H, 2 1/4" D.Literature: Covill, fig. 1221.Provenance: Anne Serra, Cuba, NY

SIX OLIVE GREEN BLOWN GLASS FLASKS AND BOTTLESAmerica, First Half of the 19th CenturyHeights from 5.5” to 10”. Provenance:The Estate of Paul and Diane Madden, Sandwich, Massachusetts.

BLOWN-MOLDED GIII-16 PINT DECANTER, medium olive green, flared plain mouth, Rayed Type VI.B base with rough pontil mark. Keene, New Hampshire. 1825-1835. 7" H, 3" D base.Undamaged.Literature: The McKe

BLOWN-MOLDED GLASS DEMIJOHNS, LOT OF TWO, olive green and medium green, each chestnut form with crudely applied band below the rough sheared mouth, slight kick-up plain base. Second half 19th century.

Rare and Fine Anna Pottery Salt-Glazed Stoneware Pig Flask with Black Hills Inscription, Signed "By Anna Pottery / 1882", Wallace and Cornwall Kirkpatrick, Anna, IL, 1882, molded flask in the form of

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A grand and semi-translucent flask, free-blown from a pale pink glass. The vessel has a concave base with a rough pontil, a rotund spherical body, a

BLOWN-MOLDED GII-18 INKWELLS, LOT OF TWO, deep olive green, applied mouth, one having a plain base, other having a Ringed Type II base, each having a rough pontil mark. Probably Coventry Glassworks (1