Redford Glass Company aqua glass fragments

Redford Glass Company fragments of slag glass, collected by Eva & Harold Boire in the mid 1900's, sold w/ Redford Glass Company research materials from the collection of Phil & Shirley Gordon

attributed Redford, NY Glass Factory blown & twisted aqua glass cane, published & exhibited by the Clinton County Historical Association, line of descent Mary Hartson to Anne Erickson to Phil & Shirle

attributed Redford, NY Glass Factory blown & twisted aqua glass cane, published & exhibited by the Clinton County Historical Association, from Tom Hafford, Union Falls, length length 34", handle broke

1830's Redford Glass Company unissued full sheet of company scrip in several denominations, 7 3/4" x 12 1/4"

Antique Glass Cane Possibly Redford. Measure 52" Long. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid. Any condition

Large chunk of 19th c. aqua glass, attributed to the Redford, New York glass works, found in a Rouses Point, NY estate 7.5" x 11" x 12"

blown aqua glass pitcher from the collection of Phil & Shirley Gordon w/ note purchased in Lyon Mt in the late 1960's, ht 8 1/2" Believed to be Redford Glass. Phil purchased this pitcher on Lyon Mt on

PELTIER GLASS COMPANY, Slag. Aqua Slag. Ottawa IL, circa 1925-1935.21/32". Mint (9.9).

Matching jade glass shakers measure 3-1/8 x 2-1/2 x 2-1/2; smaller "diamond" patterned Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company shaker is 2-3/4 x 2-1/2 x 2-1/2; and larger aqua milk glass shaker measures 3

Ten Roman blown and core glass bottles and fragments including, an aqua candlestick unguentarium with a long neck, a lachrymatory, or tear catcher, and a pale blue alabastron perfume bottle; together

Stiegel-Type Expanded Diamond Blown Aqua Glass Spirits Flask. 5-3/4"h.

19th Century Aqua Glass Pedestal Fluid Lamp. 6"h. Condition: Very good.

Stiegel Type Expanded Diamond Pattern Blown Light Aqua Glass Spirits Flask. 4-1/4"h. Condition: Very good.

Early 19th Century Blown Aqua Glass Oil Lamp. South Jersey or Pennsylvania circa 1810-1840. Spherical font, applied pedestal with hollow and solid knops, upward folded saucer base with broken pontil.

Appears to be unsigned, molded glass fragments. 35"dia.

19th century leaded, stained glass window composed of textured glass and slag glass fragments, decorated with shield at center, 14" X 41 1/2" X 1 1/2" overall.

Three Various Antique Glass Canning Jars. 1st: Light amethyst "Lockport Mason", 7"h. 2nd: Light Aqua Glass "Millville Atmospheric Fruit Jar", "Whitall's Patent, June 18th, 1861", 9-1/2"h. 3rd: Light A

Three Pieces of Early Blown Aqua Glass. Including a Jenny Lind Calabash Bottle, Tallest 10"h. Condition: Good.

Two Antique Aqua Glass Pickle Jars. 11-1/2" and 13"h, Condition: Good, larger has rim chips.

Each 2-1/2"dia, with breaks; together with six sterling silver and glass fragments and various silver plated and glass coasters.

Group of Stone and Glass Figurals, including a boxed Taj Mahal, a stone camel, a stone cat, a plastic Buddha, a glass bird, and glass fragment. Losses, chips, wear, used condition. Tallest: 3-3/4"h

2 bottles, stoneware beer bottle signed I.S. Baldwin (Maine) which is 9"H x 4"D and aqua glass bottle from Cincinnati Soda Water and Ginger Ale Company is 7.25"H

American, c. 1871, aqua molded glass. In the form of a schoolhouse, with March 14, 1871 patent date on the underside. 2.5" high. (LR95)

Stunning Early Miriam Haskell Brooch - Gold tone setting comprises a large swirled pink glass bead, framed by turquoise, pink purple glass beads and faux pearls. Scrolls of gold leaves. Pierced back,