NEW ENGLAND GLASS CO. BRASS LANTERN

NEW ENGLAND GLASS CO. TIN LANTERN19th CenturyTin chimney and foot pierced with cornucopias and stars. Clear glass globe with horizontal ribbing. Original burner.Height 12.75".

WASHINGTON KEROSENE STAND LAMP, colorless pyriform font, opaque black base, brass connector, No. 1 fine-line collar. Fitted with a period Manhattan lip burner. New England Glass Co. Third quarter 19th

A New England Glass fixed globe lantern with the standard dagger top and a bail under the top plate. The base has an unusual semi-cup that is removable. The base has the standard earlier NEG Co patent

From a prominent collection, a Boston & Albany Railroad frame made by The New England Glass Company and it is double marked B&A RR on the lid and the bell. This frame has a flat top brass cap and 3 ro

Hexagonal hallway lantern, embossed throughout and features wonderful detailing. Brass and handblown glass. English, circa 1910. H 17-1/2" D 10" Condition: Pick up and shipping is the responsibility o

For New England this is a rare marking."P. T. Co.". The initials are within double quotes on the frame it has a date code of S-11-27 for November of 1927. The pot is enlarged and has a glass surroundi

PURPLE GLASS LENS, MARKED UNIVERSAL METAL SPINNING AND STAMPING CO NEW YORK. 12" H

1847 Medal presented to the New England Glass Co. of Boston for "Reward of Skill and Ingenuity in colored glass". Minted profile of Benjamin Franklin signed "Gobrecht F." . 2 inches diameter. 1.94 tro

Pair, Antique New England Glass Company large-scale and finely etched hurricanes, Cambridge, MA, first half, 19th c. [Provenance: Fessenden Family, Cambridge MA; Estate of Dr. Robert Vanarsdall, Villa

New England Glass Co. plated Amberina tumbler Cambridge, Massachusetts glossy opaque glass unmarked 2 5/8"dia x 3 3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Governor Jim Thompson, Chicago, Illi

GREEN OPAQUE GLASSWARE. 3" LOW BOWL & 3 3/4" TUMBLER. SCRATCHES TO SURFACE, NO CHIPS CRACKS OR BREAKS.

New England Glass Co. Green Opaque articles, two: tumbler and toothpick holder East Cambridge, Massachusetts, circa 1887 model decorated glass unmarked tumbler: 2 5/8"dia x 3"h; toothpick holder: 2 1/

With frosted grind, one with apricot coloring. Measures 6.25 x 3.5 inches and 6.75 x 3.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Peachblow Victorian art glass double gourd vase, dimpled sides, New England Glass Company, polished pontil, 7" H. Good condition. See other lots of peach blow in this sale.

NEW ENGLAND GLASS CO. PERIOD PRINTED ARTICLE, including a hand-colored illustration of the factory, East Cambridge, MA, from Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion, Volume I, Number 28, November 8

Two New England Glass Co. Amberina Glass Punch Cups Together With Two Libbey Glass Co. Amberina Glass Vases Height of largest 12 inches. C Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Rosenberg

Diameter 2 7/8 inches.

NEW ENGLAND GLASS CO. PERIOD PRINTED ARTICLE, TWO PAGES, including six hand-tinted illustrations of the factory, East Cambridge, MA, from Ballou's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion, January 20, 1855. P

DESCRIPTION: (3Pc) New England Glass Co. salt shaker, liqueur glass, and tumbler composed in their two tone amberina style of a deep sunburst pink tone down to a yellow tone. (1) Salt shaker with pier

ANTIQUE NEW ENGLAND GLASS CO. PEAR-FORM PAPERWEIGHT, bold orange to bright yellow, small size, green pontil mark on end, raised on a colorless circular base. New England Glass Co. 1870-1888. 2" H, 2 5

So I guess you see these in every antique store you stop in huh? Liar. This Rare New England Glass Co. plated amberina toothpick holder is exceedingly rare in this form. Actually any Plated amberina t

Well folks, we weren't finished with the plated amberina yet. No sir, no way. We have another gem in the plated amberina line by New England Glass Co. This is one of the other known forms of the tooth

A rare American jasper-ground buttercup paperweight and a poinsettia weight, circa 1852-80 The first by the New England Glass Co, the mottled red and white ground inset with a white and yellow flower

AMBERINA MOIRE-OPTIC TOOTHPICK HOLDER AND UNDERPLATE, each having a strong alexandrite at the rim, each having a tooled rim or edge, polished pontil marks. New England Glass Co./W. L. Libbey & Sons. C