Eagle Glass Co. Salt Shakers - Group of 8

Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. salt shakers - group of 4 Cord & Tassel, page 43 Lechner II; pair Raised Leaves / Gaudy Leaf, 1894-1902, page 43 Lechner III; Vine Border, 1894-1899; Triple Bud, 1895-190

Group of four pairs (8 total shakers) Egg-shaped salt & pepper shakers made by the Libbey Glass Co at the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago. Shakers have different color decoration, Excellent condi

Lot of 3 Eagle Glass Co. Hen & Rabbit salt shakers, egg-form, 1900-1901, page 78 Lechner II.

Group of 6 -Pair Heisey Ivorina Verde Winged Scroll, 1901, page 93 Lechner II; Pair Tarentum Glass Co. Georgia Gem, 1900-1904, (includes one decorated souvenir Arlington, Minn) page 185 Lechner; pair

Tallest 3 1/2 inches

Lot of 10 salt shakers - Jefferson Glass Co. Swag with Brackets, 3 clear purple amethyst with gold gilt highlights to embossing, 1904, page 107 Lechner II, 3" H; Pair Hobbs rubina Ringed Neck salt sha

Group of sixteen Tiffany & Co. glass and sterling coasters, sterling salt shaker, and sterling pepper mill; some patina, some age wear, surface wear; L 3" H 3/4" (Approx.)

Group of 2 pairs Bakewell, Pears & Co. Little Owl salt shakers, clear and frosted glass, 1877, page 10 Lechner I.

CHRYSANTHEMUM SWIRL SALT SHAKERS, LOT OF FOUR, cranberry opalescent, each with period lid. Northwood Glass Co./Buckeye Glass Co. Circa 1890. 2 5/8" H.Literature: Parallels Heacock/Elmore - Opalescent

Lot of 7 salt shakers - International Silver Co, clear green with applied brass, 1880, Early Hybrid Variant; green Northwood Intaglio, 1900-1903, page 171 Lechner II; Beaumont 101 / Inside Ribbing, 19

OPALINE BROCADE / SPANISH LACE SALT SHAKER, Vaseline (reacts under blacklight), pattern introduced in 1899. Northwood Glass Co. 2 7/8" H.Catalogue Note: Extremely rare bulbous wide-waist for

MT. WASHINGTON CHICK HEAD SALT SHAKER, tan ground, with polychrome floral decoration. Mt. Washington Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 2 3/8" HOA.Undamaged.Literature: Parallels Lechner - The Wor

MT. WASHINGTON CHICK HEAD SALT SHAKER, tan ground, with polychrome floral decoration. Mt. Washington Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 2 3/8" HOA.Undamaged.Literature: Parallels Lechner - The Wor

LONG BUTTRESS - RUBY-STAINED SALT SHAKER, colorless, period lid. Fostoria Glass Co. 1904-1913. 3 3/8" H.Literature: Parallels Heacock - Ruby-Stained Glass From A to Z, p. 143, fig. L24.Provenance: Fro

Group of Approximately 13 Mt. Washington Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers, to include 8 fig, 2 egg form, along with 5 others. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.

OPALINE BROCADE / SPANISH LACE SALT AND PEPPER SHAKER, blue opalescent, period lids. Northwood Glass Co. Pattern introduced 1899. 3 5/8" HOA.One undamaged, one virtually undamaged with a single sliver

CHRYSANTHEMUM SWIRL - SPECKLED SALT AND PEPPER SHAKER, blue with opal frit, period lids. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1890. 2 5/8" H.Undamaged. One example with an area lacking frit decoration.Provenance

BUBBLE LATTICE - BUCKEYE'S NEAR PAIR SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, cranberry opalescent, near matching period lids. Buckeye Glass Co. Circa 1902-1908. 2 7/8" and 3" H.Provenance: From the collection of Lar

FOSTORIA'S LORRAINE / FLAT DIAMOND BOX - RUBY-STAINED SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, colorless, period lids. Fostoria Glass Co. Circa 1893. 3 3/8" H.One undamaged, other with post-production polishing and a

each marked for sterling; comprising four Tiffany and Co. shot glasses, numbered 25005 (1 1/4 inches high) and one salt shaker marked "Gump's 66" and "Geo. Washington Reproduction" (1 5/8 inches high)

Lot of 7 salt shakers - Pair Dithridge & Co. Double Fan Band salt shakers, blue opaque, 1894-1900, page 63 Lechner II, 3 3/8" H; Challinor & Taylor Forget-Me-Not salt shakers - 3 salt shakers, opaque

Group of eight miscellaneous sterling silver items including a William B. Kerr repousse daisy creamer and sugar, a Tiffany & Co. dinner bell, an English cobalt glass salt and pepper urn, a Howard and

Gorham knife, Tiffany & Co. Sterling shot glass, 4 Empire weighted Sterling salt and pepper shakers, sterling & glass ash tray by George Betjenmann & Sons (London) for Tiffany & Co. Flatware 7"; shake

cocktail shaker, 15", and 8 cordials, circa 1935, West Virginia Specialty Glass Co.