PILLAR-MOLDED SYRUP PITCHER

ASSORTED PILLAR-MOLDED CONTAINERS, LOT OF TWO, colorless, comprising a pyriform footed molasses pitcher and tapered syrup can, each with concave neck collar, applied strap handle, polished pontil mark

Lot of three, all clear, including a pair of three-blown mold decanters, stop ribbed with original sun burst stoppers, snap pontils, 4" diameter x 11 3/4" high; and pillar molded syrup, baluster form

PILLAR-MOLDED MOLASSES PITCHER, colorless lead glass, cone form with eight pronounced ribs, an applied convex neck ring, and an applied hollow handle, polished pontil mark, original Britannia hinged t

Vaseline glass syrup pitcher. Silver plate rim and lid. Molded leaf decoration; 6.5in.H. x 4.75in.W.PLEASE NOTE: Upon further inspection, we have discovered a small internal heat crack in the lower po

DRAPE AND PILLAR-MOLDED QUART JUG / PITCHER, colorless, conical form with six drape panels divided by ribs, applied strap handle with medial ridge, and polished pontil mark. Probably United States. Ci

PILLAR-MOLDED THREE-PINT JUG / PITCHER, colorless, waisted bulbous body with eight pronounced ribs and an applied solid strap handle, polished pontil mark. Pittsburgh region, New England, possibly Mt.

PILLAR-MOLDED QUART JUG / PITCHER, bright yellow green/Vaseline (black lighted), waisted bulbous body with eight pronounced ribs and an applied solid handle, polished pontil mark and bottoms of ribs.

BLOWN-MOLDED GV-11 SYRUP PITCHER, colorless, applied hollow handle, Diamond Type II base; lacking top of lid. King, Son & Co. Circa 1875. 7 1/4" HOA.Literature: Parallels the McKearins - American Glas

Syrup pitcher, cranberry lattice opalescent 7.25" Ribbed pillar mold, clear applied handle; Hales Collection, Florida

(2) Cranberry glass syrup pitchers with silver plated mounts, one with enameled leaf & berry decoration, one with molded panels with "C" scroll decoration, tallest 6-3/4", Enamed syrup pitcher - plati

BLOWN-MOLDED THREE-MOLD ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, colorless, including a GV-11 syrup pitcher with a period lid, a GV-8 cream jug, a GIII-6 small pitcher, and a GII-18 pitcher. Boston & San

Select offering here folks of some choice Northwood offerings. This is a special combo of a cranberry spatter ribbed pillar water pitcher, a cranberry spatter ring neck syrup pitcher, and a Northwood

Mid 19th Century. A Pittsburg Pillar blown syrup, footed form with pewter lid and tinsmithed handle. Some roughness on ribs. 10" h. and an English Canary pitcher with transfer decoration, rust band an

Mid-Nineteenth Century. Each of octagonal panelled form with scroll handle, molded under the spout with a bearded mask. Together with a Rockingham-glazed syrup jug molded with a grapevine border, reed

Comprises three molded glass pitchers, 1930s. Group of 7 mismatched tumblers with cocktail recipes printed, two Chase syrup jugs and a small tray. 13 pieces total. Dimensions:  Glass pitchers&nbs

Comprises three molded glass pitchers, 1930s. Group of 7 mismatched tumblers with cocktail recipes printed, two Chase syrup jugs and a small tray. 13 pieces total. Dimensions:  Glass pitchers&nbs

Pewter Sugar Bowl and Syrup Pitcher, America, 19th century. Two unmarked table items including lighthouse form pitcher with double scroll hollow-cast handle and covered sugar bowl raised on pedestal b

Syrup Pitcher, Wheeling Peachblow Art Glass, 7" x 4", Amber Applied Handle, Polished Pontil Handle, Silverplate Spring Loaded Flip Lid, Nice Color, Indiana Private Collection

A rarely found Victorian Northwood syrup, folks! Stand up and take note of the rarity and the beauty of this fine example. Make way on the shelf for this must-have syrup of the Victorian period.

Daum / Fabergé Thistle silver mounted syrup pitcher Nancy, France / St. Petersburg, Russia dark amber cameo glass with black/gilt enameled additions, 88 Zolotnik silver glass unsigned, stamped hallma

A killer piece here for all you Mt. Washington and syrup collectors out there. What an amazingly rare this piece is with the best coloring and decoration. So delicate. It could have never meant to be

PILLAR-MOLDED PINT BAR DECANTER, brilliant deep cobalt blue, conical form with eight pronounced ribs, an applied plain neck ring, and a rounded bar lip with lower collar, rough pontil mark. Attributed

Charters, Cann & Dunn (American (New York), mid-19th century) for Hayden & Whilden (American (Charleston, South Carolina), 1855-1863). A southern states American coin silver syrup pitcher of tradition

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