GROUP OF MOSTLY AMERICAN PATTERN GLASS.

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Patterns including "Tulip and Sawtooth," "Jacob's Ladder," "Sawtooth," "Honeycomb," "Tassel" and others, with some European newer cut glass included.

Second half 19th century. Mostly "Jacob's Ladder" with "Viking"," Plume"," Shell And Jewel" "Job's Tear" and others. Some damage.

Mid 19th century. Mostly flint in sauces, plates and two open sugars and a few pieces of "Dew Drop star" pattern salt dips and sauces.

First quarter 20th century. Mostly electric blue with three pieces of Vaseline and two clear. In various patterns and forms including rose bowls, vases, footed bowls, dishes and etc. From 6.5"h. to 1.

Nineteenth-20th century. Mostly pattern glass with a few pieces of cut glass including punch bowl, cake stands, cup plates, cruets, punch cups etc. Some wear and damage.

American, 20th century. Mostly clear. Includes cream and sugars, salt dips, salt and pepper shakers, honey jars, syrups, nut dishes and ashtrays in various patterns. Varying wear.

Mostly 19th century. Lamps, goblets, vases and a compote in various patterns including "Sawtooth," "Argus," "Ashburton," "Bellflower," "Blackberry" and others. Tallest is 10.25"h.

19th and 20th centuries. Multiple shapes and patterns including "Bowtie", Fostoria "American", "Grape", "Moon and Star" and others

Third quarter nineteenth century.. Clear and in various patterns including bell flower, loop, Sawtooth, thumb print, horn of plenty and etc. Some damage.

(lot of 12) Cut glass group, mostly American brilliant cut glass items, including a T.B. Clark designed cut glass bowl, having a scalloped rim, underside marked "821"; a large goblet; a footed centerb

INCLUDING 3 OIL LAMPS AND A FOOTED BOWL; SANDWICH AND PITTSBURG TYPE; MINOR CHIPS

Twentieth century. Some is paneled with thumbprint, some paneled and double panel incluing goblets, bowls, pitcher, top hat, sauce dishes, vases etc. Varying condition.

(9) Pieces religious themed early American pattern glass, mostly trays and plates, rare oval footed Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread, 13" l, oval Vaseline Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread, 12 3/8" l,

early American pattern glass, polished pontil marks, largest is 2.5 inches tall

Including Kovel's Antiques Guides; "Marks and Monograms on European Oriental Pottery and Porcelain" by William Chaffers; "Early American Pattern Glass" by Alice Hullet Metz; and others, appx. 35 books

EMPG Green Delaware glass group to include two 9.25" tall tankard drink pitchers with creamer and open sugar bowl. High relief pressed glass with rigid handles and gold trim as shown. Some light signs

"An Illustrated Dictionary of Glass" Newman 1977, "Modern Glass" Janneau 1931, "Early American Pattern Glass" Metz 1958, "Early American Pattern Glass" Metz 1965, "Whitefriars Glass, The Art of James

Early American pattern glass - cake salver / stand, 6"H x 11" W; Adams1881 Prayer Rug pitcher, 5 3/4" H; acid etched and panels pitcher, 6 1/2" H. Condition - good.

twelve open pontil bottles and one iron pontil bottle. Choice group of very early blown glass, mostly American, c 1830-1860. Most are medical, all very clean, many heavily whittled, great eye appeal.

Group of three assorted American brilliant pattern crystal and pressed glass bowls and erving pieces.

Nineteenth-20th century. Includes three wooden dough/cutting boards, tin pail painted blue, treenware bowl, "Erie-Thomas Pie Co" tin plate, glass salt and inkwell, small berry baskets, books including

Late 19th And 20th Centuries. Mostly "Daisy And Button" pattern glass and various other pieces.

Group of Silverplate Flatware & Holloware, American, Mostly 19th/20th C., various patterns and makers(RANDJ2321/Lot) {PR} Measurements: Various Condition: Light use wear and tarnish.

Two Various Pattern American Colorless Brilliant Cut Glass Decanters. 10-1/2"h. Condition: Good with minor chips.