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 | Description: 3" H., clear pressed mug w/flashed cranberry colored decoration (see pic).... WALLACE JR 1910. Mint condition, PERFECT! |
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| Description: 3-1/2" H., PATENT APPLIED FOR embossed on the base (see pic), zink screw cap, America ca. early 20th century. Good condition with tiny edge flakes and small dents on cap. |
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| Description: 9" in diameter, 1" deep, beautiful silver overlay floral decoration on clear glass dish, America ca. early 20th century, mint condition. VERY ATTRACTIVE! (see pic and close up of rim) |
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| Description: 4-3/8" H., blackglass bottom with clear glass stopper, America ca. mid 20th century. Excellent condition with only a 3/4" hard to notice flat chip on the stopper |
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| Description: 7-1/2" h. (to top of stopper), 8-sided, clear glass, original matching stopper, flared lip, smooth base, blown into a mold by hand. America ca. late 19th century, Mint condition. We have seen many incomplete sets of these in their metal holders. Here the single you have been searching for to help complete your set! .....very tip top of cruet stopper is cut off by accident in the photograph......it is mint (and slightly rounded). |
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| Description: 10-1/2" H., hand painted gold leaf and enamel paint, open pontil scarred base, sheared lip, Europe ca. mid 20th century. Excellent condition. A nice mate to the blue example we are offering! |
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| Description: 7-1/4" h., clear glass, embossed THE GRADUATED NUSING BOTTLE (measurements on the opposite side), Mint condition. An interesting piece of 19 century America. |
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| Description: Description: 8" H., white enamel paint floral pattern on cobalt blue vase with fancy ruffled rim, open pontil scarred base, America ca. 1890. Sparkling mint condition with unusually strong and thick painted enamel! ANOTHER VERY ATTRACTIVE, A BEAUTIFUL PIECE (we luckily came into a few of these which would make great matching pairs.........shipping the same on multiple lots! |
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| Description: 11-1/2" H., applied handle, original blown shade, vertically ribbed blown base. Mint condition (needs a little hand washing). NICE DESIGN, UNUSUAL WITH THE ORIGINAL SHADE. |
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| Description: 8"H., cobalt blue in color with hand painted gold gilding and enamel decorated flower design, pontil scarred base, America ca. late 19th century. Mint condition with only usual gold gilding paint loss. |
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| Description: Description: 8" H., white enamel paint floral pattern on cobalt blue vase with fancy ruffled rim, open pontil scarred base, America ca. 1890. Sparkling mint condition with unusually strong and thick painted enamel! ANOTHER VERY ATTRACTIVE, A BEAUTIFUL PIECE (we luckily came into a few of these which would make great matching pairs...shipping the same on multiple lots! |
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| Description: 9" H, iron pontil scarred base (see pic), applied lip, America ca. mid 19th century. A nice clean, whittled piece of glass in an great form...........AND WHAT A PONTIL SCAR, WE HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT! |
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| Description: 6" h., multicolored enamel paint on milk glass, painted gold trim, attributed to Smith Brothers, New Bedford, MA. ca. late 19th century ....... also listed in the late blown Sandwich catalogue.........eitherway, a New England product. Very attractive and in perfect mint condition. Very attractive! |
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| Description: 4-1/2" H. (to top of stoppers), ground stoppers (to fit into bottle necks snugly), frosted clear and black glass, smooth bases (machine blown bottles), America ca. late 20th century. Mint condition. An attractive pair in a great design! |
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| Description: Description: Boldly embossed Dr McMUNNS ELIXIR OF OPIUM, 4-1/2" h., mold blown by hand, aqua in color, hand tooled lip, smooth base, America ca. 1880. EXCELLENT CONDITION. Opium was a popular, very addictive, and legal narcotic in 19th century America until the FDA was formed and abolished its sale. A great conversation piece. Certificate of authenticity available upon request.
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| Description: 6-3/4" H., 8-1/2"W., 7" D., tropical bird pattern strongly embossed in sides, smooth base, factory ground lip, America ca. early 20th century. Excellent condition. VERY ATTRACTIVE! |
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| Description: 3-3/4" h., fiery opalecent milk glass (milk glass in direct light, fiery amber when lit from behind), hand painted enamel floral decoration, pontil scarred base, America late 19th century. PERFECT MINT CONDITION, A CUTE LITTLE PIECE OF GLASS. |
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| Description: 11" h., Hand blown and decorated with gold leaf and enamel paint. Open pontil scarred base, crudely sheared lip, Europe ca. mid 20th century. Excellent condition, a very pretty piece. |
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