Group New England &Midwest Pressed Glass Toy Wares

Group of New England and Midwest Pressed Colorless and Fiery Opalescent Glass Toy Wares, Most The Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., 1835-75. Comprising a colorless lacy toy 'Diamond, Scroll and Lily' cup;

Six New England Pressed Glass Toy Drinking Vessels, 1830-70. Comprising a 'Lacy Pointed Oval' fiery white opalescent tumbler, Boston & Sandwich Glass Co.; a set of three medium blue tumblers with eigh

A Group of Antique Pressed Glass Curtain Tie Backs19th century, likely made in New England, including five large light blue and five amber with white metal mounts, unmarked. Diameters 4.5 and 3.5 in.

Group of 3 toy trucks. Painted tin. Largest: H 10-3/8" W 25-1/4" D 7-3/4". Smallest: H 8-3/4" W 19-1/2" D 6-3/4". Condition: Very good original condition with minor imperfections. Minor paint loss. Co

Group of Lacy Pressed and Other Colorless Glass Cup Plates, New England, some Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Boston, and the Midwest (Pittsburgh), 1835-50. All pertaining to history and genre subjects,

Group of Lacy Pressed and Other Colorless Glass Cup Plates, New England and the Midwest (Pittsburgh), 1835-50. All pertaining to marine subjects and comprising four 'Benjamin Franklin' cup plates, two

Two New England Free Blown and Pressed Colorless Glass Double-Burner Fluid Lamps, 1830-45. The first possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, Massachusetts, the spherical font joined by a waf

A GROUP OF SEVEN NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY ACID ETCHED GLASS VESSELS IN THE "POMONA" PATTERN, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1885-1920, the Joseph Locke designed pattern, patented in 1885, with thumb

Three New England Canary Yellow Pressed Glass Vases, after 1875, and a Cologne Bottle, 1840-70. Comprising a single-piece 'Three-Printie' vase with gauffered rim and hexagonal base, a single-piece 'Pr

Six Blown Pattern-Molded and Cut Glass Vessels, Nineteenth Century. Comprising a New England pressed lacy cobalt blue glass bowl, 1830-45, pressed probably upside down with a central flowerhead pierce

Four small fluid lamps, probably New England, 19th century. All in pressed glass and 2 with applied handles - the largest to top of finial - 5 3/4"H x 2 3/4" diameter. All in very good condition. Prov

A mid 19th century pressed glass Panel vase, New England. Rare Brilliant Peacock Blue, or Deep Teal, having a ten-petal rim above a six-panel body, joined by a wafer to a hollow octagonal standard and

Rare 19th c. New England Glass Company, opalescent Caryatid candlestick. Pressed glass, 9 1/4" Ht.. RECORDED: cf. George S. and Helen McKearin, American Glass (Crown Publishers, New York, 1941), pl. 1

A pair of mid 19th century pressed glass Loop/Leaf vases, New England. Emerald Green, near-pair, each has a six-petal rim raised on a hexagonal knop and stem, mounted on a square marble base. Minor we

A pair of mid 19th century pressed glass Hexagonal candlesticks, probably New England. Opalescent White, each has an oversized socket on a hexagonal standard and base. Minor wear; mold separation note

Pair of 19th Century Canary Yellow Candlesticks. New England glass, Pedal top sockets and column on stepped square base. 9-1/4"h. Condition: Top and bottom rim chips.

3 Large vases, pitcher and two cigar holders. From 14" to 5".

2 Large vases, a butter dish, beaker and wall sconce. From 11" to 5".

2 Cigar holders with gnomes, 2 small compotes and a pokal.

From left to right. 1/2L Diesinger, 1/2L souvenir, 1/2L Diesinger relief.

2 Beakers, 2 Vases and a cigar holder

3 Mettlach beer steins and a Whites Utica. 1/2L Mettlach # 2402, Mettlach #2121, Mettlach # 2754 and 3/10L Whites "Prosit".

9" transfer decorated plates with Wagner opera scenes.

4 Pottery relief, one transfer decorated.