Two American Pressed Glass Plates

Two American Pressed Glass Plates, "A Good Mother Makes a Happy Home" and "Give Us Our Daily Bread" 13"l Provenance: Property approved for deaccession by the Millbrook School

2 Venetian opaline decorated liqueur glasses by Salviati and two American pressed glass mini-plates, circa 1890. [Glasses: 4 3/4 inches high]. In good condition; no chips, cracks or repairs.

American, 19th-20th century. Includes an octagonal colorless plate with George Washington, a round colorless plate with Thomas Jefferson, and two with Henry Clay (medium and deep blue). 3.5" diameter

American Victorian Copper and Brass Two Light Gas Wall Sconce, late 19th c., the back plate with a pierced ball issuing two scrolled arms with later pressed glass shades, now electrified, H.- 13 in.,

Includes 7 plates, 1 relish tray, sugar creamer, 2 bud vases 3 serving bowls and 1 plate. Two odd sugar and creamer 1 pressed glass 1 cut glass. Estimate $200 - $300. Starting bid $20.

Early 20th century. Similar diamond point pitchers with white metal lids and acanthus leaf handles. Larger has replaced ice insulator. 12", 13.25"h.

Mid 19th century, likely Sandwich Glass. The largest in a clams broth color with a slight sparkle and the other is lavender and atop a marble base. The white lamp having a tight hairline that is stabl

10-1/2 x 8 inches

(lot of 7) Early American pressed glass motto and commemorative plates and table ware, comprising: (1) compote, in the picket fence/ London pattern, 9.25"h, 9"l, 9"w; (1) General Ulysses S. Grant cant

Two early American pattern glass cake plates. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. Cottage cake plate. 9.25 inches diameter, 5.5 inches tall. 2. Three-Face cake plate. 9.25 i

Early American Pressed Glass Pickle Caster in Meriden Plate Stand, the clear glass in Little River pattern, the quadruple-plate stand cast with floral motifs, with matching tongs. Stamped Meriden mark

Two pressed glass covered salver / cake stands, plates with galleried rims, free-blown domed tops with a folded-over lower edge, applied knob form finials; stands approx. 10 3/4" and 11 1/4" dia., 8"H

Two small dishes, both Early American Pressed Glass, both amethyst glass. The deeper dish has a repeating vine pattern, and is in mint condition. 4 3/4" diameter by 1 1/2" tall. The shallower dish has

Set of thirteen luncheon plates and two compotes, pressed glass pattern with cranberry wash at rims; each having a starburst center surrounded by swags, scallops and vertical line decoration; diamond

Two Lacy Pressed Electric Blue Glass 'Henry Clay' Cup Plates, 1840-52; and a Pressed Dark Blue 'Double Hearts' Cup Plate, 1835-50, all the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Boston, Massachusetts. All three

Two vintage pressed clear glass pedestal cake or dessert plates with leaf motif and scalloped edges. Larger one has chip on base and measures approx 12 inches in diameter and 3 inches high. Smaller on

Two Piece American Brilliant Cut Glass Lot, to include plate, diameter 12 inches, along with a tall vase, height 13 1/4 inches. Provenance: An estate from Redding, CT.

AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS WINDOW PANES / TILES,, 35 set into a wooden frame, amethyst, amber, two shades of green, and one ruby, each of square form with a high relief four-leaf foliate design on a stipp

American pressed glass stand lamps (6 pcs),ca 1900, including two cobalt blue fluid lamps in the "Coolidge Drape" pattern, a rare deep olive green pattern glass lamp, bright aqua, hts 8 1/2" to 12 1/4

A matched pair of American blown and pressed glass fluid stand lamps, third quarter 19th century, each example having a light blue blown glass font raised on a brass and opaque white pressed glass bas

Six pressed glass plates, all nicely made. There's one clear glass plate, one blue glass, two turquoise with a floral design, a yellow/amber with a pineapple design and a lavender plate with hearts. D

Collector Reference Books By Ruth Webb Lee- Early American Pressed Glass, Nineteenth Century Art Glass, Sandwich Glass, American Glass Cup Plates Estimate $10-100

ASSORTED UNRECORDED PRESSED GLASS CUP PLATES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, one with a waffled base and stippled fleur-de-lys pattern, other with a rayed base and Diamond Point-type pattern. Maker unverified

Including books by Ruth Webb Lee "Early American Pressed Glass", "Victorian Glass", "Sandwich Glass", "American Glass Cup Plates", also "A Guide to Art and Pattern Glass" by Patrick T. Darr", "America