Nice hand blown clear flint glass wine. With blazed roundels / roundlettes and cut fans above cut vesicas. Knopped stem. Rough pontiled base. Probably made by one of the Pittsburgh glasshouses. Circa 1820 to 1830.
Landfill space is becoming an ever-increasing issue so doing what we can now, even in a small way, will help in the long run.
Nice antique hand blown opalescent green wine glass. Ground and polished pontiled base. Not signed. Produced by Dorflinger. The photo I've seen of the Dorflinger opal glassware line is in black and white, but it advertises rose, green, amber, and lilac.
EAPG Indian Tree Paneled Sprig Bryce Higbee & Co Water Goblet Circa 1885. Circa 1885. This is an antique and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the piece.
Set of 6 antique 19th century blown and pressed Anglo Irish jelly glasses. Panel cutting to the bowl. Pressed lemon squeezer type base. Circa 1800. These are antiques and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the piece.
Set of 6 antique 19th century blown and pressed Anglo Irish jelly glasses. Panel cutting to the bowl. Pressed lemon squeezer type base. Circa 1800. These are antiques and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the piece.
Antique 19th century pressed flint glass water goblet. The pattern is pictured on page 57 of the Launay Hautin catalog from 1840. The pattern is described as Baccarat Sable Losange which translates to Diamond Sand.
Antique 19th century pressed flint glass water goblet. The pattern is pictured on page 57 of the Launay Hautin catalog from 1840. The pattern is described as Baccarat Sable Losange which translates to Diamond Sand.
Set of 4 mid 19th century pressed mold aqua tumblers. Mid Atlantic area. Probably New Jersey. Blueish aqua glass. These are antiques and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the pieces.
Set of 4 mid 19th century pressed mold aqua tumblers. Mid Atlantic area. Probably New Jersey. Greenish aqua glass. These are antiques and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the pieces.