Two Pittsburgh Shriners Native American Glasses. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh Syria Shriners, ca. 1903.

Two Pittsburgh Shriners Native American Glasses. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh Syria Shriners, ca. 1903. Two pieces of hand-painted glassware commemorating the Pittsburgh Shriners Convention. Rim in gilt. In

FRATERNAL AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS PRESSED GLASS SOUVENIR ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, opaque white and colorless, comprising two Pittsburgh PA Shriners 1916 and 1918, and a 1903 Pittsburgh PA Shriners mug

Antique, collectible glassware made by Syria Shriners of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Styles include Atlantic City (1904), St. Paul Minnesota (1908), Saratoga (1903). Syira temple, 1899, some loss due to

ASSORTED EARLY GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a Wilson, "American Glass" two-volume set with original case; Palmer, "Glass in Early America"; and Innes, "Pittsburgh Glass". Hard cov

Ca. First to second quarter 19thC. Probably Pittsburgh PA. circa 1840s. Excellent with no chips, cracks or repairs. Fantastic form.

late 19th century; cut and faceted glass pitchers with applied handles, possibly Pittsburgh glass, 9 and 10 in. H.; Estate of Dr. William M. King, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

American (possibly Pittsburgh), first half 19th Century. Clear flint glass with hollow handles and broken pontils. Some wear and missing blown stoppers. 8.75" h. 7" h.

Ca. First half 19thC. No chips, cracks or repairs. Forth of four New England and/or Pittsburgh pieces in this sale.

Ca. First half 19thC. No chips, cracks or repairs. Fifth of five New England and/or Pittsburgh pieces in this sale. Blown and molded;

Four Silver Mounted Cut Glass Dresser Jars Circa 1900 comprising two English examples and two American examples.  Property from the Collection of Mr. James Lee Soffer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Arimoto, Tadao (Japanese/American/Pittsburgh, b.1949), Two Tone Modernist Chair, undated, maple seat with walnut support, artist's signature carved into the under seat, 26 x 23.5 x 19 inches, seat hei

Two works: Native American portraits Each: Pastel on paper under glass Each: Signed lower right: David Johns Each: Sight: 25.25" H x 19.25" W Provenance: Private Collection, Palm Springs, CA.

ANTIQUE SYRIA SHRINERS GOBLETS MARKED 1903 PITTSBURG - (3) GOBLETS MARKED 1911 DIMENSIONS: 3 1/4" AND 4 3/4" TALL

"Apache Women," 1983 and Women carrying water (two works) Each: Watercolor on paper under glass Each: Unsigned, the first titled and dated in another hand verso Sight of larger: 17.25" H x 14.5" W

Morris, William (American, born 1957), Suspended Artifact, 1993 (SA293.03.06), Blown and hot formed glass, 15.5 x 21 x 4 inches, Provenance: Concept Art Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA; Habitat Gallery, Detro

Stephen Etnier (American, 1903-1984), "On Gilbert Head," oil on canvas, depicting Gilbert Head, Maine, signed and dated 1935, exhibit label for Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh verso, 20 1/4" h x 34 1/2"

Two Native American vintage glass beadwork and deerskin umbilical cord fetish bags, the first an early 20th century turtle, probably Sioux, the second a Lakota turtle necklace by noted beadwork artist

TITLE: 1903, TWO APACHE WOMEN AT CAMPFIRE; EDWARD CURTIS ARTIST/SOURCE: EDWARD SHERIFF CURTIS, (AMERICAN, 1868-1952) MEDIUM: PUBLISHED CONTEMPORARY PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH, WITH EXTENSIVE RESTORATION; AFTER

Two Native American BasketsApache-Hopi, 14”d, Ca. 1920.

Three Native American glass bottles. Two by, "Big Chief" and the other by Nezinscot Bottling Co. from Turner, Maine. Size 11'' Tall Condition Good Condition.

The largest doll has 1800's trade seed beadwork on Indian tanned hide; beaded poncho, skirt, boots, jewelry and face, with long hair that would have originally been braided; 17"T. Smaller doll ap

Two Inuit drawings. The first by Robert Mayokok (1903-1983). Ink on paper. Depicts an Inuit Eskimo seal hunter fishing in the waters of Alaska. Artist signed lower right. Sight measurement 6.75" x 9.2

Dale Chihuly (American, b. 1941), early blown glass "Navajo Blanket" cylinder, ca. 1975, signed at the base edge within the glass, h. 11", dia. 4-3/8". Provenance: Estate of Dr. William N. Coughlin,

Two pieces of American Brilliant Period cut glass. American, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. One goblet vase and one squat bottle form vase. Goblet is in excellent condition, with very few signs o