Northwood Cranberry Opalescent Sugar Shaker

Cranberry Opalescent Northwood Daisy and Fern pattern Victorian Sugar Shaker in the Parian swirl mold. Measures 4 1/2" H, 3" W.

Look at the rich color and strong opalescence on this Northwood Chrysanthemum Base Swirl pattern sugar shaker. Exceptional piece. Always a welcome addition to any collection.

A favorite among collectors, this pattern is so pretty and especially in cranberry opalescent. Who doesn't like cranberry glass? Shaker measures 4 3/4" tall.

Striking is this cranberry opaleescent example in the Northwood Chrysanthemum Base swirl pattern. Look how deep the cranberry color is. Honey this one is a keeper! It measures 5" tall.

Beautiful cranberry opalescent Northwood daisy and fern parian swirl Victorian sugar shaker. Rich cranberry color and strong opal. Original top completes this honey. Measures 4 1/2" tall.

Cranberry opalescent glass sugar shaker. Brass lid. Lattice striped decoration; 4.75in.H. x 2.5in.W.

Another super toughie in the realm of sugar shakers or Victorian glass is this one. Northwood cranberry opalescent ribbed coinspot example is sure to be a fine addition to any glass collection. It mea

The stars and stripes forever here at Magnum Auctions. We love our country and honor our flag unlike some others around today and how much more patriotic than this Cranberry opalescent Victorian North

Northwood Ribbed Pillar Cranberry Opalescent Sugar Shaker. 4 1/2" HOA. Lee Roy Weaver Estate, Stanley, Virgina.

Brilliant deep rich cranberry coloring and strong opal is found on this beauty. These are always desirable when they are fine examples as this one is. It measures 4 1/2" tall.

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

Select offering of two Victorian cranberry opalescent sugar shakers: One in the Chrysanthemum Base Swirl pattern, the other in the Buckeye Reverse Swirl pattern. Fine examples. Tallest measures 4 1/2"

Rare Northwood Cranberry opalescent Fancy fans Polka Dot sugar shaker. Nice example! Measures 4 1/2" H, 3" W.

A Northwood cranberry opalescent glass wide waisted glass sugar shaker in the "Daisy & Fern" pattern, late 19th century. Good condition with small flakes and roughness to the threaded rim (under the l

A Northwood cranberry opalescent glass wide waisted glass sugar shaker in the "Daisy & Fern" pattern, late 19th century. Good condition with minor wear to the lid. For dimensions, see photographs.

Nice pairing of two pieces of cranberry opalescent glass combined for your bidding pleasure. A Northwood Cranberry opalescent coinspot ball shape syrup along with an L.G. Wright nine panel mold sugar

A cranberry opalescent glass sugar shaker in the "Ribbed Lattice" pattern, likely Northwood, late 19th century. Good condition with dents to the lid. For dimensions, see photographs.

Ribbed Opal Lattice sugar shaker attributed to Northwood, 4 1/4" ht. Condition: good with no defects found

OPALINE BROCADE / SPANISH LACE SUGAR SHAKER, cranberry opalescent, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1899. 4 5/8" H.Literature: Parallels Heacock/Elmore - Opalescent Glass From A to Z, p. 160, fig

DAISY AND FERN - PARIAN SWIRL SUGAR SHAKER, cranberry opalescent, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1894. 4 3/8" H.Provenance: From the collection of Maxine and the late Carlton Rinaca of Shenando

OPALINE BROCADE / SPANISH LACE SUGAR SHAKER, cranberry opalescent, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Pattern introduced in 1899. 4 5/8" H.Literature: Heacock/Elmore - Opalescent Glass From A to Z, p. 16

(2) Cranberry opalescent glass sugar shakers, c/o 9-Panel Swirl, Ribbed Lattice, possibly Northwood, tallest 4-3/4", dents to one lid

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.

RIBBED OPAL LATTICE SUGAR SHAKER, cranberry opalescent, having a period lid. Maker unverified, possibly Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1888. 4 3/4" H.Literature: Parallels Heaco