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 | Description: 3" H., electric blue glass, covered with pronts, 3 footed design with ray pattern.
America ca. mid 20th century. Perfect condition, pretty color. |
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| Description: FANCY HIP FLASK. 5-1/4" tall, clear glass, American or European, late 19th or early 20th century. One of the fancier examples of a hip flask that we have seen, this one has beautifully cut glass, a slip-on sterling silver base with "W" hallmark, and a sterling cap. Cap is decoratively embossed and locks by turning it. Excellent condition with no damage to glass, but there is some inside stain and some minor bends to silver base. |
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| Description: IMITATION CUT PRESSED GLASS GOBLET 5-1/2" H., Clear fancy pressed glass, inscribed ANNIE FAHRENHOLZ in fancy script writing on each side (see pic), America ca. late 19th century. Mint!
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| Description: 9-1/4" H., clear with a distinct amethystine tint (purple tint caused by years of light exposure due to the manganeze content in the glass), pressed glass with original stopper made to imitate cut glass, pour lip, America ca. late 19th early 20th century. Except for a little roughness where the stopper fits in the mouth, this piece is mint. A very scarce attractive piece of glass in a great color. Nice with the original matching stopper. |
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| Description: 5-1/2" H., sawtooth diamond pattern, clear flint glass (rings like a bell), #326 in ALICE METZ's definitive pressed glass book. America ca. mid-19th century. Mint condition, a streak of bubbles can be found in the upper rim that was formed during the making. |
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| Description: 10" H., Polished pontil scarred base, acorn finial attached to the cover (2 different pieces of glass), and pedestal/foot attached to the bowl ( also 2 diff. pieces of glass). America (probably Pittsburgh), ca. mid 19th century. All pieces are blown separately and then fused to each other when the glass still molten hot creating the lid and then the bowl/base/pedistal; after this work was done, the piece was cut. Sparkling mint condition. An attractive piece of early tableware, LOTS OF VISIBLE HAND CRAFTING. There is a "ripple" in the glass on the rim of the bowl which is further testament to its age, a true sign of the early limitiations of glass production! Put your computer screen on high resolution to fully enjoy the sparkling beauty of this fine early tableware! |
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| Description: from the Sandwich glasshouse or possibly midwestern........ this nice bowl is 6-1/2 in diameter, 2" h, clear flint glass (rings like a bell), America ca. mid 19th century. Has some usual in making rim roughness from early pressing and minor rim flakes/chips (see pics). |
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| Description: 6" H., 9" D., clear fint glass (rings like a bell!), cut Greek Key pattern design, blown, cut, and frosted bowl attached to fancy pressed glass pedistal by early wafer method, Sparkling mint condition. A beautiful piece of American history, very elegant! |
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| Description: 9" H., clear non-lead cut glass, factory polished base (indication of age), applied handle, America ca. 1900-1910 . Sparkling mint condition. When pressing advanced it was found that it was not necessary to cut elaborate designs like this one. Even though this piece is not leaded crysal, it is heavy piece due to it size. VERY PRETTY. |
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| Description: 4-1/2" H., clear flint glass (rings like a bell), cut Greek key pattern, America ca. mid to late 19th century. Mint condition.
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| Description: 10" h., clear glass, multi-paneled, polished pontil scar, huge applied lip, America ca. early 19th century. MINT, MINT, MINT, HARD TO FIND SO NICE! |
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| Description: 2-1/4" H., eight looped pannels, America ca. early 19th century. Sparkling mint, perfect condition. |
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| Description: 4-1/2" h., fancy embossed floral design, marigold color, America ca. mid 20th century. Mint. |
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| Description: 3" H., clear glass, fancy hand cut pattern, applied handle, rayed pontil scarred base, America ca. early 20th century. Sparkling mint condition. Cute! |
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