PR OF EARLY NEW ENGLAND GLASS WORKS CHAMPENE LAMPS

PR OF EARLY NEW ENGLAND GLASS WORKS CHAMPENE LAMPS

New England Glassworks Amberina condiment set, ribbed pillar set includes two shakers and a mustard pot, excellent color, set in what appears to be the original Wilcox & Co. silverplate holder, 6" ht.

(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

c. 1810-1830, all clear glass, probably New England Glass Works or South Boston Flint Glass Works---1. Pair of oblong open salts, diamond diapering to sides and fan ends, each with inverted star base;

lot of 10 pcs of Early American Pattern Glass incl. New England Pineapple sugar, creamer and footed bowl, two sandwich type plates, and two finger lamps

Two early glass oil lamps. Blue H minus fixture 8-3/8".Clear H 11-1/2".19th century. Excellent condition.

Fine early blown glass oil lamp. American, 19th century. H to top of burner 12-1/2". Condition: Fine original condition. No damage noted. Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.drop

Early swirl glass oil lamp with marble base. H overall 17-5/8". Condition: Fine original condition. Copy and paste this link for a high-res image. https://www.dropbox.com/s/kjc7wenl7r5nl7f/1142015_1.j

Three early small fluid lamps, New England, 19th century. The first with press glass stepped base - hairline on base some chips along edge of base - 6 1/8"H x 3"W; the second, stepped pressed base, fr

Two New England Free Blown and Pressed Colorless Glass Double-Burner Fluid Lamps, 1830-45. The first possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, Massachusetts, the spherical font joined by a waf

Probably New England, early 19th century, mahogany veneer and pine. Squared elements with original reverse painted glass waist, and face with original paint. Wooden works. Wear, added tin guard inside

Fine early Sandwich glass 2 color overlay oil lamp,19th century. Excellent condition. H 14-1/2". Please refer to link for hi res photos. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/71ub7xn5hous99d/AACs-OwvHKHSiqM2l041

POMONA - FIRST PATENT CELERY VASE, colorless, Cornflower decoration, applied scalloped base, polished pontil mark. New England Glass Works. Fourth quarter 19th century. 6 1/4" H.Undamaged.

Three Libbys New England glass works amberina glass pitchers of various sizes dating to 1883 to the 1890's. Each pitcher comes with a square top and has coinspot designs covering each of thepitchers.

Seven Amberina tumblers made by Libbys New England glass works sometime in the 1880's to the 1890's. the glasses are in excellent condition. Very unique coin-spot style.

Sunburst yellow to red colored ruffled bowl (plated amberina ?). Hand written label on underside attributes to New England Glass Works or Libbey Glass Co.

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

Three early New England fluid lamps. The first 2 mold with lyre design across the hexagonal sides and also having an applied handle - 6 1/2"H x 5"W; the second free blown with the font applied to the

Pair of Early 19th c. Molded Glass Lamps, bulbous thumbprint pattern with six-sided star form bases, with kerosene inserts modified for electricity (not drilled), with glass chimneys and hexagonal car

Early New England green glass bottle, 6 1/2"

This is approx. 4 3/4" tall

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

ASSORTED GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 18, including Palmer, "Glass in Early America"; Wilson, "New England Glass & Glassmaking"; and Lee/Rose, "American Glass Cup Plates". Hard and soft covers. Goo