GREENTOWN WHEELBARROW OPEN SALT

GREENTOWN WHEELBARROW OPEN SALT, amber. Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co. Early 20th century. 1 7/8" H.Undamaged.Literature: Literature: NGGA/Measell (ed.) - Greentown Glass: A Collector's Guide, p. 110, f

The cuties are all in line today. Here's the amber example of the Greentown Wheelbarrow open salt. Measures 1 7/8" by 3 1/2".

What another charmer this one is. A Greentown clear Wheelbarrow open salt. It measures a whoppiing 1 7/8" by 3 1/2".

This is the last of the open salts we have folks. This example is the blue Wheelbarrow. So cute and such a nice color. Measures 1 7/8" by 3 1/2".

Great little open salt here. This one being in Nile green. This cutie measures 1 7/8" by 3 1/2".

BRYCE CAPITOLA (OMN) / BARLEY FIGURAL WHEELBARROW OPEN SALTS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, amber, and blue, each having a period wheel. Together with a colorless Barrow open salt with period wheel. Four p

5 with a basket weave in the bowl, 2 of which are marked Joe Le Clair, these are the deep green and tan slag glass. The other basket weave are blue, amber and clear. 4 are solid molded glass in blue,

5 Wheelbarrow form open salts. 4 are clear glass with varying designs, 2 of them have moving wheels, made of mixed metal. One of the wheelbarrows with a moving wheel does have a chip in the back leg.

A great 4 piece lot to include 3 pieces Hobb's marine green color comprised of two butter pats and one boat open salt and a clear wheel barrow open salt. Condition: Excellent

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This lot features two Joe St. Clair made this little novelty salt dish in the shape of a wheelbarrow snail. The following items are as follows: (1) Joe St. Clair Chocolate Slag Greentown Basketweave W

EE-3A EAGLE AND SHIELD PRESSED OPEN SALT, deep brilliant amber, raised on four feet. Unique. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1845. 2 1/8" H, 2" x 3 1/4".Near proof, shallow chip to inside of one foot

EE-3B EAGLE AND SHIELD PRESSED OPEN SALT, unlisted chalky opaque white, raised on four feet. Probably unique. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1845. 2 1/8" H, 2" x 3 1/4".Near proof with only a light

OO-1 OCTAGON OBLONG PRESSED OPEN SALT, unlisted basalt finish opaque black, shaped rim, sunburst base. Certainly unique. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1850. 1 5/8" H, 2 1/2" x 3 1/4".Virtually proo

EE-3B EAGLE AND SHIELD PRESSED OPEN SALT, opaque white, on four feet. Unique. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1845. 2 1/8" H, 2" x 3 1/4".Literature: Neal, p. 79. Like Elsholz, lot 319.Provenance: Fr

VIENNESE ENAMELED PEDESTAL OPEN SALT, round well with lobed rim and sides, raised on a stemmed pedestal base with center knop, all-over enameling featuring Classical figures in landscape settings and

18th-19th century. A collection of European silver including a .950 silver French creamer by Jean Francois Veyrat with ebony handle, an Austro-Hungarian engraved silver beaker, a Storck & Sinsheimer H

A Faberge gilded silver and shaded cloisonne enamel open salt, Feodor Rückert, Moscow, circa 1908-1917. With original Faberge scratched inventory number 29022. Of baluster form, the exterior enameled

REED & BARTON 'FRANCIS I' STERLING OPEN SALTS, FOUR, W 4":Each footed sterling silver open salt is decorated with cornucopia and bunting. Marked to the underside with maker's mark and pattern number.

11TH ARTEL RUSSIAN KOVSH-FORM ENAMELED 0.875 SILVER OPEN SALT AND SALT SPOON SET, comprising an open salt with gilt-washed finish being kovsh form having handle with curved tip, featuring all-over orn

Early Doulton polychromatic salt glazed bowl, signed by artist. Early work by Simmance featuring her excellence in stylus work. Tiered in cobalt, umber, and pale green Lambeth glaze, richly hand decor

OL-17A DIAMOND STAR AND SCROLL OVAL PRESSED OPEN SALT, black amethyst, complex shaped rim, serrated base edge, very thick and heavy. Unique. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1850. 1 3/4" H, 2

ENGLISH CAMEO ART GLASS OPEN SALT, white to red, flowering tree design, applied silver rim with faint hallmarks, factory-polished base and pontil mark. Probably Thomas Webb & Sons. Fourth quarter 19th