Cobalt Blue Blown Three Mold Ribbed Cruet.

Cobalt Blue Blown Three Mold Ribbed Cruet. GI-7 Type 2 With a correct tam-o-shanter stopper. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 6-3/8"h. overall. Condition: Very good.

Cobalt Blue Blown Three Mold Ribbed Cruet. GI-7 Type 2 With a correct tam-o-shanter stopper. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 6-3/8"h. overall. Condition: Very good.

Blown Three Mold Cobalt Blue Glass Ribbed Cologne Bottle with Stopper. 6-1/2"h. Condition: Very good.

4 3/4"h., Including a rare cobalt blue, GI-29 blown three-mold creamer with drawn foot, a rare miniature Thomas Cains creamer with internal mercurial thread, a rare 18th century cream jug with three a

This lot includes 6 early glassware pcs. including as follows - Blue Onion 2 handled warming plate 12" Two blue and white candle stick holders 4 1/2" H Blue / white and gold creamer 3" x

Two Blown Mold Cobalt Blue Glass Ribbed Cologne Bottles. One with Stopper. Provenance: Sam Stayer Estate, Mt. Joy, PA, Birmingham, AL. Tallest 6"h. Condition: Very good.

19th c blown three mold geometric salt, GIII-3, rayed base, deep cobalt blue, open pontil, ht 2 1/8”, dia 2 7/8”, Dr Oliver Eastman collection, Richard Bourne auction Nov 21, 1970, ex Mrs Duncan (

Antique German Kugel Ornament, Cobalt Blue Blown Mold Glass Cluster of Grapes. 4"h. Condition: Very good.

ASSORTED GLASS DECANTERS, LOT OF SIX, including a cobalt blue reproduction three-mold, two ring-neck examples, and a donut-form with prims cuts, each having a period stopper. Various makers. 20th cent

Antique German Kugel Ornament, Blue Cobalt Blend Blown Mold Glass Cluster of Grapes. 4 1/2"h. Condition: Very good.

Cobalt Blue 18th Century Mold Blown Liquor Bottlewith rough pontil in kick-up bottom9 1/2" tall

19th century. Consisting of a pepper caster, a tea caddy and an unusual oil lamp. Good overall condition with minor wear to feet and surface. Tallest: H5 7/8"

Lot of three, all clear, including a pair of three-blown mold decanters, stop ribbed with original sun burst stoppers, snap pontils, 4" diameter x 11 3/4" high; and pillar molded syrup, baluster form

cobalt blue, embossed body, mold blown, one side marked "J&A Dearborn N.Y.," the other side marked "Union Glassworks Philada/ D / New York." 7.25 in. Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henderson, New Bern

Collection of (6) Pieces of 19th c. Blue Pattern Glass, including: Rare Blown and Ribbed cobalt blue stoppered Barber Bottle, red ink 'F10' mark on bottle and stopper, 6 1/4" high, 2 1/4" diam., top r

Jewel Box, Wave Crest (Stamp Mark) Art Glass, 2.5" x 4.5", Blown Mold Pansy Lid, Cobalt Blue Background, Original Lining, Dr. Peter And Grace Jochimsen.

ASSORTED BLOWN BIRD FONTS, LOT OF TWO, colorless, comprising a free-blown example with applied cobalt blue finial, and a mold-blown GI-12 with applied bird-form finial, each with rough pontil mark. Bo

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A gorgeous, mold-blown glass vessel of cobalt blue hues and marvelous translucency. The form is comprised of a nearly spherical body, tubular neck th

Together with a pitcher with ribbed handle, pitcher, two flip glasses, one barrel tumbler (GIII-21-22), handled basket and two casters. 4 1/2"h

BLOWN-MOLDED PANELLED CRUET OR TOILET BOTTLE, deep cobalt blue, 12 panels from the plain lip to the plain base, single neck ring, period cobalt blue blown stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and othe

Deep blue, rough pontil mark, c. 1815-1840; Coventry Glass Works, Coventry, CT; 2 3/8" dia., 1 9/16"H; good condition---Reference: AMERICAN GLASS, George S. and Helen McKearin, plate 120, figure 2 (In

Deep blue, rough pontil mark, c. 1815-1840; 2 1/4" dia., 1 3/4"H; minor flake to one point on side design---Reference: AMERICAN GLASS, George S. and Helen McKearin, page 250, pl. 87 (Inv. 11-8)

William de Lillo HUGE turquoise layered resin flower tassel brooch with ribbed beads, three strand long tassel, blue cobalt glass cabochon center and rhinestones on gilt flourish, only one made. 10"L

Royal blue circular blow adorn with mold-blown spiral reliefs around the body. Pioneered by Syrian craftsmen, the industry of glass-blowing in Rome accelerated in the middle of the 1st century AD, and