Dorflinger Chester Humidor Replacement Top Cut Glass

Great large sized Dorflinger humidor in Chester design. At some point in it's life, someone replaced the top with this one - which fits air-tight. Sterling is Gorham.

A 9-inch cut glass carafe, top marked sterling, clear glass, cut in a pattern similar to Chester x Dorflinger. Measures 9 x 6.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping servic

Cut glass humidor with a sterling silver top (top lid is slightly dented with 2 pin holes, glass has a minor chip on rim and a few flea bites) 6 1/4"H. Sterling silver ladies flask (very small dent on

American, 19th century, lidded cut glass cigar jar, possibly Dorflinger & Sons "Renaissance" pattern, resting in fitted metal mounted carved wood frame with lock mechanism marked "C. Dorflinger & Sons

This is an incredible example of Dorflinger's best work - Brilliant pattern wrapped fully around the base of the humidor, and all over the lid - true quality.

Great example of the highly collectible Marlboro pattern by Dorflinger. Large size humidor with fully pattern lid.

This very large Humidor is cut by Dorflinger in their Marlboro pattern. It also has a great sterling collar marked Dorflinger – adding to both the value and rarity of the piece.The Marlboro pattern

This ladle was cut by the masters at Dorflinger in their Chester pattern. Chester was one of their premier patterns and features great, detailed cutting.The handle of the ladle is cut with deep hobsta

Dinner Bell, American Brilliant Cut Glass 7" - Colonial Pattern by Dorflinger - Replacement Clapper and Assembly - Glued

English Sterling Top Cut Glass Perfume Bottle. Hallmarks for Chester 1898 with original stopper. Measures - 4 3/4" high x 3 1/4" wide.

Dorflinger American brilliant period cut glass pitcher. Crafted of fine quality cut glass cased in green cut to clear. Chester cutting pattern with applied handle and full hob star cut bottom. Gorham

London, stand with shell feet, scroll decoration, marks for 1756, 24.62 oz. T., 9-1/4 in.; with later five cut glass bottles, English silver tops (one bottle replacement), all unmarked;

Humidor, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 10" x 5.75", Sultana Pattern By Dorflinger, Possible Rim Polish, Fantastic Jar, Mississippi Private Collection.

Pitcher, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 7.75"x 7.5", Pattern Nearly Identical To Chester By Dorflinger, Triple Notched Handle, Hobstar Base, Wilbur And The Late Mary Bluhm Collection.

A cut glass scent bottle of spherical form with silver top hallmarked Chester 1921, maker William Vale & Sons. Approx. 4" high

A pair of cut glass scent / perfume bottles with silver mounts and tops hallmarked Chester 1905 maker J & R Griffin (Joseph & Richard Griffin). Approx 5" high

Humidor, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Savoy Pattern By Dorflinger, 9" x 4.5", Pattern Cut Lid, Hobstar Base, Texas Private Collection.

Humidor, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Heavy Flute Pattern By Dorflinger, 9" x 5.75", As Shown In Dorflinger Book By Feller, Page 295, Polished Pontil Base, Total Weight Of 9.5 Pounds, Private Collect

Humidor, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Marlboro Pattern By Dorflinger, 8.5" x 4.5", Pattern Cut Lid, Ray Cut Base, Patricia Finley Collection.

Cigar Humidor - Brilliant Period Cut Glass - 8.5" X 4.5" - Marlboro Pattern by Dorflinger - Ray Cut Base - Pattern Cut Lid - UPDATE - 5/11 - There is some crazing on the lid

(4) Tumblers, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Assorted Patterns, 3.75" approximately, (1) Chester By Dorflinger, (1) Marquis By Egginton, (1) Amherst By Clark, (1) Senora Variation, Nancy And Taylor Abe

Cigarette Humidor - Brilliant Period Cut Glass - 7" - Marlboro Pattern by Dorflinger - Pattern Cut Lid - Ray Cut Base - Possible Professional Repair on Rim

Humidor, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Possibly Pattern #14 By Dorflinger, 7.75" x 4.5", Ray Cut Lid And Base, Private Collection

Barber Bottle, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 7.25" x 3.5", Hobstar, Vesica, Strawberry Diamond And Fan Motif, Sterling Silver Top, Needs Cork Replacement For Better Fit, Gift From Anthony (Tony) Giese