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Q1-WR614
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Antique Cobalt Wedding Ring Flint Goblet
This goblet is in the Wedding Ring pattern and done in the, rare, cobalt color. It stands 6 1/4 inches high. It is flint glass dating from the 1860's. Mint condition.
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Q1-DDS30
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Purple Carnival Glass Dogwood Sprays Compote
Made by Dugan, this purple Carnival Glass compote is in the Dogwood Sprays pattern. The two dogwood sprays encircle the bowl and a single blossom medallion is in the center. There is a deep crimped edge and a domed footed base. The exterior has a Long Leaf design. The piece has lovely iridescene and a crisp mold. Excellent condition. It measures 5 inches high and 8 inches across.
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Q1-PUC28
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Northwood Peacock + Urn Carnival Glass Bowl
This Peacock and Urn carnival glass bowl was made by Northwood and is a highly desirable pattern. Executed in the marigold color, this piece has exceptional iridescence and a precise mold. The bowl sits on a circular rimmed base and measures 9 3/4 inches. Absolutely mint condition. Early 1900's.
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Q1-FV730
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Fenton Fine Rib Carnival Glass Vase, As Is NR
This is a rare example of Fenton Fine Rib Carnival Glass in the red color. This piece is being auctioned in, "as is," condition as it, unfortunately, has a chunk out of the bottom. We are offering it at no reserve and at about one tenth of what it would be if in perfect condition. It stands 9 1/2 inches tall.
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Q1-ABCG18
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Period American Brilliant Cut Glass Lamp
This Period American Brilliant cut glass table lamp is of exceptional quality. The cutting is fine and the designs, striking. We were unable to find a signature on the lamp, however, it is executed in the tradition of Fry or Hawkes as, clearly coming from one of the better glass houses. There is a combination of patterns. The globe is know as the acorn shape, a shape that was expensive to create. It measures 19 inches high. The base is 8 1/2 inches wide and the base, alone, is 11 inches high. There is one chip on the rim of the shade. Otherwise, perfect. This will need to be professionally packed and shipped so we are unable to give precise shipping quotes. Good working condition. The lamp dates circa 1910.
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Q1-NWCPC
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Northwood Acorn Burrs Punch Cups (3)
We are pleased to be offering three Carnival Glass punch cups in the desirable Acorn Burrs pattern by Northwood. Great mould and iridescence. Color is predominately green with shades of gold. No chips, cracks, or repairs.
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Q1-CG0107
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Leaf Chain Carnival Glass Blue Plate
This 9 1/4 inch bowl/plate is in the leaf chain pattern. The bowl is in the blue color and has wonderful iridescence. Both front and back are patterned. This piece of carnival glass is a fine Fenton example. It is in mint condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs.
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Q1-CNC04
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Clarke Nailsea Cranberry Fairy Lamp
We are pleased to be offering another beautiful fairy lamp - this one in cranberry in the Nailsea pattern. The clear pressed base is marked, S. Clarkes Patent Trademark Fairy. There is very minor flaking/roughness on the upper opening. The lamp measures 5 inches high and 4 1/4 inches in diameter. No cracks or repairs.
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P2-FB0623
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Antique Figural Fish Bottle
A great collectible, this figural fish bottle dates circa 1890-1910. Most of the red/gold paint is intact with some age appropriate wear. The cap screws on, however, the inside still retains its original cork. It measures 8 3/4 inches long. No chips.
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Q1-SY06
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Rare Milk Glass Poppies Syrup Pitcher
Made by the Consolidated Glass Co. between the years 1894-1915, this milk glass syrup pitcher is a rare find in the Poppies pattern. Five colors are used as highlights on the flowers around the base. The lid has a good working spring mechanism. This 7 inch vase makes a wonderful collectible.
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Q1-AP
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Hand Painted Angel Portrait on Satin Glass
This beautiful painting is executed on a satin glass plate and mounted in a wooden frame covered in a teal blue moire silk. The detail on the angel's face and hair is fine and very realistic. The person who made and covered the frame did so in a manner that when the plate is held up to the light it appears that a starburst is behind her face. No damage, whatsoever. The plate is 9 inches in diameter. The frame is 11 1/2 inches square.
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Q1-0804
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Sandwich Glass Clambroth and Blue Candlestick
For the collector of Sandwich Glass, we are pleased to offer this fine candlestick made in two colors, clambroth and sapphire blue. There is nice detail in acanthus leaf decoration. The candlestick measures 10 1/2 inches high. Very fine condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs.
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U9-dsV461
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Heisey King Arthur Parfait, Rare Etching
This Heisey crystal parfait with the moonglean stem, is in the King Arthur shape, # 3357. It features an unusual double plate etching, # 442, with three medallions. Each medallion is different. One has the allegorical Heroine, Diana, one a stag, and the third, a dog. Very precise etching. The glass, itself, is diamond patterned. This is a 5 oz. parfait in mint condition.
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G1-S3290
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Continental Liqueurs, 8, Baccarat??
There are eight of these cordials being sold as a set, although, only one is pictured. They are all perfect! They are panel cut with airtrap stems, definitely Continental, and possibly, Baccarat. They date from the mid to the late 19th Century. Each measures 5 inches tall.
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V14-6903
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Heisey Oak Leaf Candlesticks
These are wonderful candlesticks by Heisey. They are the oak leaf pattern and have a moongleam base. The Heisey diamond and H are etched sideways on the side. We have taped a small piece of paper with an arrow to designate the place, but doubt you will be able to discern the mark in the photo. These were made between 1926 and 1929. The base is 4" in diameter and they measure 3" high. Condition is mint.
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