New London Glass Works Blue Flask

decorated with American eagle and anchor 5 7/8" high circa 1860

bright blue-green, quart, applied lip, rough pontil mark. Attributed to Whitney Glass Works, Glassboro, New Jersey. 1850-1870. 9 3/4" H.Literature: McKearin/Wilson - American Bottles & Flasks, p. 549.

(Lot of 2) Early New England glass bottles featuring an eagle: the first and earlier pale green "NEW LONDON GLASS WORKS" with anchor, the verso with eagle with striped belly and perched on a loop form

Whartons Chestnut Grove Whiskey Bottle Pint  Bottle Flask. Whitney Glass Works, Glassboro,  New Jersey 1855-1870.  Great early handled  whiskey 8" tall x 5-1/4"  open pontil,

Steuben Glass Worksblue Moss Agate table lamp base, #8023Corning, New York, circa 1920mottled glass with foil inclusions, gilt metalunmarkedoverall: 6 1/8"dia x 34"h

GIII-16 LANCASTER CORNUCOPIA - URN PICTORIAL FLASK, strong blue/green, pint, embossed "LANCASTER GLASS WORKS N.Y" on obverse, plain mouth, iron pontil mark. Lancaster Glass Works, Lancaster,

Masonic Arch & Emblems Eagle and "Keene"  Historic Flask, Keene Marlboro Street  Glassworks, Keene, New Hampshire Circa  1820-1830.  Dark Olive-green, sheared mouth -  pontil

Masonic Arch & Emblems Eagle and "Keene"  Historic Flask, Keene Marlboro Street  Glassworks, Keene, New Hampshire Circa  1820-1830.  Dark Olive-green, sheared mouth -  pontil

1st century AD. A pale blue iridescent glass flask with bell-shaped body, dimple base, tapering neck, flared and rolled rim. Cf. Whitehouse, D. Roman Glass in the Corning Museum of Glass, vol.1, New Y

GII-120 Double Eagle Historical Flask: One Pint Aqua Flask with Ring Top, Polished Pontil. Possibly Granite Glassworks, New Hampshire, Mid 19th C. Both Sides with Eagle Over Blank Frame. 7 3/4"T. Very

WOODIN, W.S. (1825 – 88). Programme of Mr. W.S. Woodin’s New Entertainment. The Cabinet of Curiosities. [London]: (Judd & Glass), [1862]. Publisher’s pale blue pictorial wraps. Three

GII-48 EAGLE - FLAG PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, light blue green, quart, embossed "COFFIN & HAY." and "HAMMONTON" surrounding the flag, plain mouth, rough pontil mark. Coffin & Hay Glassworks, Hammo

Most likely by Keene Marlboro Street Glass Works, Keene, New Hampshire as it is clearly marked KEEN on one side and other side I can make out the the last letter W most likely for Works. All the bottl

Thomas Webb & Sons / Theodore B. Starr cameo glass perfume bottle with floral and butterfly decoration London, England / New York, New York white cut to blue glass, sterling silver stamped marks to si

Circa 1830-1860 Coffin and Hay Glass Works, Hammonton, New Jersey, 7" (height) deep golden amber colored glass Eagle-Flag "For Our Country", historical flask. CONDITION: Indistinct relief designs. Sma

New England, 19th Century. A Free-Blown Olive-Amber Flask with tooled mouth and pontil. The aqua blue glass cylinder-shaped bottle with tooled mouth and rounded bottom is possibly used for the darning

GII-88 EAGLE - EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, olive amber, half-pint, plain mouth, rough pontil mark. New England, possibly Granite Glass Works. 1820-1850. 6" H, 3 1/8" WOA.Undamaged.Literature:

GII-86 EAGLE - EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, amber, half-pint, plain mouth, plain base. New England, probably Granite Glass Works. 1820-1850. 6" H, 3 1/4" WOA.Undamaged.Literature: McKearin/Wils

Hunter / Fisherman Pictorial Calabash, Unknown Glass Factory but possibly Whitney Glass Works, Glassboro, New Jersey, 1850-1870. Somewhat crude, bubbly, and swirls. Aqua. Obverse with Hunter, reverse

GIII-7 CORNUCOPIA - URN PICTORIAL FLASK, deep amber, half-pint, plain mouth, rough pontil mark. Keene-Marlboro-Street Glassworks, Keene, New Hampshire or Coventry Glassworks (1815-1848), Coventry, Con

GII-73 EAGLE - CORNUCOPIA HISTORICAL / PICTORIAL FLASK, medium amber, pint, plain mouth, rough pontil mark. Keene-Marlboro-Street Glassworks, Keene, New Hampshire. 1820-1850. 6 3/4" H. Literature: McK

2 Paperweights: Gaynor Glassworks Salem New Jersey, compliments of Salem Club and cobalt blue frog paperweight, 4 1/2" x 3"

Three early blown glass flasks. 19th century.Blue glass with decorative swirls: H 8-3/4". Green/Olive glass eagle: H 6-1/2". Light viridian green flower baskets: H 6-3/4".Condition: Light surface abra

1st-2nd century AD. A pale blue iridescent glass flask with bulbous body, tapering neck and returned rim. Private collection, North London; acquired in the early 1990s. 43 grams, 14.5cm (5 3/4").