Two Peachblow Vases

American, late 19th century, Mt. Washington peachblow rose bowl, ovoid form with everted floriform rim, pink to blue tinted white satin finish, decorated with gilt blossoms and branches, 3-1/4 in.; at

Two Wheeling Peachblow Vases, Hobbs Brockunier Co.late 19th century11 x 6 inchesOther Notes: Fontaine's Auction Gallery can arrange shipping for this item (USA only).

Two (2) Wheeling Peach Blow Glass Vases. Largest measures 10-1/2" H, other measures 8-3/8" H. Condition: Good condition Estimate: $100.00 - $150.00 Domestic Shipping: $72.00

Seven pieces of turn of the century Amberina and Peachblow Art Glass. Mold blown forms, includes a Peachblow vase with an Amberina pitcher, two vases, smaller pitcher, juice glass and small jar. Some

Two New England Peachblow and Rainbow satin glass vases. Including 1 double gourd-form with a pinched rim, overall spot/diamond pattern, shaded red, yellow and blue rainbow to opal, and 1 New England

(lot of 3) Victorian art glass cabinet items, in the manner of Steven and Williams, including: (2) peachblow vases, with ruffled lip and applied flowers, loss to two petals, small chips to flowers of

Joseph Fortune Meyer (1848-1931) for Newcomb College earthenware items, two: small vase with variegated peachblow glaze and lidded teapot with gunmetal over variegated green-brown glaze New Orleans, L

Two examples of 19th century art glass, a vertically ribbed satin glass cut velvet type vase and a squat cased peachblow type vase with enamel decoration. Measure 5 x 4 inches. We happily provide seam

Mt. Washington Peachblow bulbous stick vase decorated with two clusters of flowers, 5 1/2" ht. CONDITION: good with no defects found.

Circa 1880s The two examples, one in glossy finish and one matte finish made by Hobbs, Brockunier Glass Company in Wheeling West Virginia are displayed in later molded resin griffon stands. Each measu

United States,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Includes three pink to white water glasses, a pink to white flip cup, two squat vases, one berry to yellow glasses, and a squat rose bowl. Glass,Smallest 2

New England Peachblow lily vase in a satin finish together with a New England Agata tumbler, 6" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

Vase, Cased Bohemian Peachblow Art Glass, 8.25" x 5", Extensive Blue And White Enamel Floral Decor, Polished Pontil Base, Two Handles, Attributed To Harrach, Michigan Private Collection.

ASSORTED PEACHBLOW GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, glossy and plush, comprising a Mt. Washington creamer with applied handle, and a New England trumpet vase with some agata decoration, later fitted into a

ASSORTED ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising two Bryden-Pairpoint Burmese articles, a Bryden-Pairpoint Peachblow, a Bryden-Pairpoint cased ruby vase, and a cased amethyst jack-in-the-pulpit va

American, late 19th century, opal cased in rose to amber, including a small pitcher; cruet with satin finish; ovoid vase; two "Morgan" vases, one with satin finish, both with amber glass griffin bases

ASSORTED BURMESE AND PEACHBLOW GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, glossy and plush, comprising two globular vases with tooled rims, a tumbler, a footed open salt, a creamer/jug, and a footed bowl. Various ma

A Collection of Peach Blow Glass. Including a cheese dome, two fairy lights, a fairy light cover, a pair of small vases, two other small vases, a footed cup, two toothpick holders, and a mottled small

,United States, England,Late 19th-Early 20th century Includes a cruet, a rose bowl, a glass shade attributed to Thomas Webb, a two flared rim bud vases, a creamer, a ruffled edge basket vase, and a ru

Thomas Webb & Sons vase with foliate decoration London, England enameled Peachblow glass acid etched logo together with two other examples attributed to Thomas Webb & Sons tallest: 5"dia x 6 5/8"h Pro

A Collection of Peach Blow Glass. Including a wavy edged bowl, a jack-in-the-pulpit vase, a small pitcher, and two vases Jack-in-pulpit height: 7"

Two pieces of turn of the century Wheeling Plated Amberina Art Glass. Includes a Wheeling Morgan vase and a juice glass. Minor surface wear, Morgan vase lacks base. Up to 8" high. ESTIMATE $200-300

Two pieces of hand blown glass from the 1893 Columbian World's Fair with a small sugar bowl and a bud vase. Most of the handpainted World's Fair 1893 monikers have worn off. Both pieces of glass howev

Large Sterling Strauser (Pennsylvania, 1907-1995) oil on board abstract still life painting, horizontal orientation, depicting two vases of multicolored flowers on a pale green background, rendered in