Miscellaneous lot of Smith Bros. and Mt. Washington

Lot of 3 pieces of Victorian satin glass comprised of makers such as Mt. washington, Smith Bros., and Webb. Super lot.Nice decoration. Tallest measures: 4 1/2" tall, 4" wide. Condition: Excellent

MT. WASHINGTON / SMITH BROS. OPAQUE GLASS TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, opal ground with polychrome-enamel decoration, comprising cream and sugar sets; each with a silver-plated mount. Mt. Washington G

Signed Smith Brothers, (who previously worked at Mt. Washington Glass Co.) ferner / bowl with silver rim, large florals etched in gold gilding surround entire ferner, melon form, 4 1/2" H x 9" W. Cond

MT. WASHINGTON / SMITH BROTHERS OPEN SALTS, LOT OF THREE, opal with various shadings and polychrome floral decorations, comprising three individual examples, each melon form with beaded rim. Fourth qu

A Mt. Washington Victorian art glass vase with retailers mark of Smith Brothers, the rampant lion in shield. Measures 4.5 x 4 inches. We ship in-house for all items with the exception of very large an

MT. WASHINGTON / SMITH BROTHERS DECORATED OPAL TOOTHPICK HOLDERS, LOT OF TWO, plush finish and polychrome-enamel floral decoration, comprising a Little Lobe inscribed "Onset" and a Short Ribbed, each

MT. WASHINGTON / SMITH BROTHERS SOUVENIR EGG – FLAT SIDE SALT SHAKERS, LOT OF FIVE,opaque white with various colored grounds and polychrome-enamel decoration,comprising a "Logansport", a "Sprin

Miscellaneous country store lot includes a Vaseline tin, 4 small bottles, Barbers Mentholatum, Dr. Lynas products empty boxes, Mirabeau products empty boxes. The Smith Bros. display includes one full

ASSORTED MT. WASHINGTON / SMITH BROTHERS DECORATED SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, LOT OF FIVE, opaque white/milk glass with each having polychrome-enamel decoration, comprising a tomato, five-lobe squat for

INCLUDE PAIST CO., 2 NECCO CANDIES, FARRAH'S BUTTER FUDGE, BETTY LEWIS, SMITH BROS., AND LUDEN'S COUGH DROPS, AND SPEARMINT SMILES, LOWNEY'S TIN. MISCELLANEOUS HARD CANDIES TIN WITH TORN LABEL. MEASUR

This glass is uncommon. Unmistakeably Mt. Washington. Do you have any examples in your collection? This could be your opportunity. Tallest measures 6" tall, 8" diameter.

What a grouping this one is, folks. For all of you Salties out there, this one is for you. Nice assortment of various forms that are pleasing to the eye. One being a Columbian Expo example and another

Nice array of Delft decoration on Victorian salt shakers. Three in blue, one in V Dyke Brown. Tallest measures 2 1/2".

Two great examples of the beautiful glass Mt. Washington made in a diminutive size. One is a fingered example in the Parallel Greek Key pattern, less one finger. The other a spider web pattern with an

These are always a find when they have the stems as these do. Pleasant offering of four Mt. Washington Victorian fig salt shakers. Two have the stem tops. Always a fine addition to a collection. Talle

Lot of 2 Mt. Washington Glass salt shakers to include a fig form and a cockleshell. Both with floral decor. Fig measures 2 3/4" H, 2 1/2" W Cockle shell measure 3" W.

Nice pairing of two unique forms of Smith Bros. decorated victorian opal glass: One example a celery vase, the other a spooner.

Folks we have paired together two nice pieces of Mt. Washington Glass. One Mustard jar in the spider web pattern with super floral decoration of begonias. The other a Palmer Cox Brownie Salt Shaker. T

Burmese glass is always a find and when you get two examples of different makers and one decorated and the other not, it makes it even more special. Mother Magnum has paired together a Mt. Washington

2 pc. Lot Mt. Washington Glass floral decor Sugar Shakers. Measure 4 1/4" H, 3 1/4" W.

This is a nice lot of MW shakers.

Hats off to this assembly of three quaint and yet not Mt. Washington fig salt shakers. Just imagine the possiblities with these. No really. Each measures 3" tall.

Nice pairing of Mt. Washington fig shakers with tomato shakers. Each a little unique in decoration. Tallest measures 2 3/4"

Never can have enough salt, can you? We think not. Especially when it is presented in Victoriana fineries of days gone by. Nice offering of shakers here folks. Take a moment to preview them. Tallest m