THREE 19TH C. FLINT GLASS COMPOTES, HONEY COMB, 1

WITH LID TOGETHER WITH THUMB PRINT WITH LID, 9 1/2" - 12" H, 7" - 9" DIA.

Three American Flint Glass Compotes, mid 19th c., attributed to McKee and Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, each top and base joined with wafers, the largest in the "honeycomb" pattern, Largest- H.-

Pair of American Honeycomb Pattern Mold-Blown Glass Compotes, 19th c., h. 5 1/2 in., dia. 8 1/4 in **Please note: Payment for all jewelry and coin purchases must be made by cash, check or wire transfe

MEATS TO INCLUDE HANDLED WAFFLE, BULLS-EYE & PLUME, AND SANDWICH STAR, 7 1/2" - 9" H

GREATEST HEIGHT 8 INCHES, DIAMETER 10 INCHES,

Possibly Bakewell, Page & Bakewell (American, Pittsburgh, 1808–1882). Group of three flint glass table articles comprising a compote or bowl on stand and a pair of tumblers, all with vertical and st

Three Blown and Pressed Glass Lamps, America, mid-19th century. 1. Flint glass lamp with blown bulb-form oil font joined with ringed wafer to conforming top of press-molded triangular scrolled standar

footed form compote. 5 1/8" high, 7" diameter. Light wear to bottom of base.

THUMBPRINT 7" H, COMPOTE 6" DIA., LOOP PATTERN OPEN COMPOTE 5 3/4" H, 7 1/4" DIA. AND COVERED BOWL 7 1/2" H, 8" DIA.

ALL HAVE HANDLES WITH NICE CURL OR ENDING, THREE HONEYCOMB FLINT GLASS, NON FLINT PATTERN MUG 3 1/2" 4" Terms: Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an O

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. This massive 17" tall free blown and cut/polished lidded compote is in excellent original condition, with baluster knob stem on large 5 1/2" round pad foot, supp

Brass and glass chandelier. Center honeycomb design glass globe with three(3) hanging lights which extend from swan's mouths; 31in.H. x 13in.W.

ASSORTED EAPG ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, colorless, including two O'Hara Loop open compotes and a New York Honeycomb pitcher. Various makers. Second half 19th century. 5 3/4" to 10 1/2" HOA. Provenance: Fr

3 ANTIQUE PATTERN GLASS COMPOTES, ONE COVERED, 2 OPEN, HONEYCOMB COMPOTE IS FLINT, COVERED PIECE FEATURES A PEACOCK, TALLEST IS 11 1/2 IN

two 19th c pattern molded footed compotes, clear cable pattern pressed flint glass, octagonal bases, Boston & Sandwich Glass Co, dia 8 1/4”, 7 1/4”, ht 4 I/2”, 4”, Dr Oliver Eastman collection

MATCHING HONEYCOMB CUT WITH SAWTOOTH RIM VASE AND BOWL 19TH CENTURY 12" X 5 1/4" 5" X 10" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also O

19TH CENTURY ELABORATE ALL OVER CUTTING 3 3/4" X 8" AND DECANTER HONEYCOMB CUT NECK ORIGINAL STOPPER 12" X 5 1/2" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Condu

EARLY THUMBPRINT / ARGUS (OMN) ARTICLES, LOT OF 13, colorless lead glass, including three compotes and a water carafe/bottle. Bakewell, Pears & Co., Pittsburgh, PA. Third quarter 19th century. 1" to 7

ROMAN KEY - FROSTED ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, colorless lead glass, comprising three open compotes of varying size and a master berry bowl. Third quarter 19th century. 3 1/2" to 8 3/4" H, 7" to 10" D rim

CENTRAL NO. 763 / LILY PAD COMPOTES, LOT OF THREE, Vaseline (black lighted). Central Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 3 1/2" H, 8" SQ rims.One undamaged, remainder virtually undamaged with each

MOSER GILT AND ENAMELED EMERALD GLASS LOVING CUP, LATE 19TH C., H 8 1/4":An emerald colored glass loving cup, with applied honey-bees flying about the acanthus leaf foliage and in between three applie

ASSORTED FLINT EAPG CELERY VASES, LOT OF THREE, colorless lead glass, comprising a Washington, a Brooklyn, and a Lee. Various makers. Third quarter 19th century. 8 1/2" to 9 5/8" H.Brooklyn with a cou

ASSORTED FLINT EAPG GOBLETS, LOT OF THREE, colorless lead glass, including a Scarab and Comet example. Various makers. Third quarter 19th century. 6 3/8" to 6 1/2" H.Undamaged.Provenance: From a Cape

Dimensions: Tallest H 12.5" x Dia 4.75", three flint glass honeycomb pattern decanters with matching stoppers, made by Bakewell Pears Co from Pittsburgh. 1860s.