Incredible Hobb's Satin Opalescent Sugar Shaker

Wow, wow. Simply velvety goodness at it's pinnacle. Nothing much to say for this rare shaker. It speaks for itself. Measures 5" tall.

SEAWEED BULBOUS BASE SUGAR SHAKER, colorless opalescent, satin finish, period lid. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. and Beaumont Glass Co. Circa 1890. 4 5/8" H.Provenance: From the collection of Maxine and the

Look at this one folks. The deep rich cranberry color and the crisp white opal on the Victorian Hobb's sugar shaker is amazing. One of the best we have seen. Measures about 4 1/4" tall.

Here's one fine sugar shaker. This one in cranberry opalescent. A Hobb's windows swirled sugar shaker. Measures 5" tall.

Fine example of this highly desired Victorian sugar shaker by Hobb's. A welcome addition to any collection.

This is one of our favorite graceful forms of the sugar shakers produced in the day. What makes it even more appealing is the fact it is in cranberry opalescent. A fine example measuring 5 1/2" tall.

Folks we have decided to offer these two gems together. Why split them up being the same pattern? Both excellent examples with all that you could ever want in examples in this pattern. Tallest measure

Wow. Now this is a truly beautiful sugar shaker. Tapered form Bubble lattice pattern Victorian glass shaker. This example in rarely found satin finish. Stand up for this gem folks. Measures 5" tall.

Hobbs Blue opalescent tapered Swirl Victorian sugar shaker. Original lid. Fiery opal.

Look at the color and the opalescence on this sugar shaker! So gorgeous. It is a must have example. Superior examples abound at, well you guessed, Magnum Auctions! This toughie measures 5 1/4" tall.

Sugar Shaker, Blue Opalescent Satin Art Glass, 5"x 3.25", Chrysanthemum Swirl, The Collection Of Harold & Joeleen Passow, IA.

Sugar Shaker, Cranberry Opalescent Satin Art Glass, 5"x 3.25", Chrysanthemum Swirl, The Collection Of Harold & Joeleen Passow, IA.

Two silky satin smooth Victorian examples in the Hobb's Seaweed pattern. A creamer along with a covered sugar bowl. Go find them!

A Northwood/Buckeye blue opalescent glass sugar shaker in the "Chrysanthemum Swirl" pattern with satin finish, c.1893. Good condition with minor roughness to the threaded rim (under the lid), as manuf

COINSPOT - TAPERED SUGAR SHAKER, Ruby/cranberry opalescent, period lid. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 5 3/8" HOA.Undamaged.

Ring Neck Cranberry Opalescent Spatter Sugar Shakers, both with period metal lids. Northwood or Hobbs Brockunier & Co. 4 3/4" H. Lee Roy Weaver Estate, Stanley, Virginia.

9 -Panel mold green coinspot sugar shaker; Hobbs Pillar Sixteen, white opalescent, 1885-1890, page 79 Lechner III.

Hobbs, Brockunier Pillar 16 group, blue opalescent lattice diamond pattern, 1885-1890 - Sugar shaker, toothpick (2 tiny flakes to enameling on rim) and pair salt shakers, page 79 Lechner III.

Lot of 3 sugar shakers - Hobbs Brockunier (2) sugar shakers, 16 Pillar, opalescent cranberry and white, 1890s, page 79 Lechner III.; Daisy and Fern cranberry 9-panel. Good condition.

sugar shakers: Hobbs swirl and seaweed

ASSORTED OPALESCENT SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, LOT OF FIVE, blue, colorless, cranberry, and green with satin finish, comprising two Reverse Swirl examples, a Hobbs No. 326/Windows Swirl, a Ribbed Opal L

A Beaumont cranberry opalescent glass in the "Fern" pattern, late 19th century. Good condition with minor roughness to the threaded rim (under the lid), as manufactured. Minor wear to the lid. For dim

A Northwood cranberry opalescent wide waisted glass sugar shaker in the "Spanish Lace" aka "Opaline Brocade" pattern, c.1899. Good condition with minor roughness to the threaded rim (under the lid), a

Tough if you are trying to find one. Here is a wide stripe Victorian sugar shaker in blue opalescent. They don't come along to often so better take advantage of your opportunity. Great example as well