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.
Tulip & Sawtooth Wine Goblet Bryce Richards & Co Clear Glass EAPG 1854 Antique 2 1/8" diameter x 4 1/4" tall. Made by Bryce, Richards & Co Used. Good condition. No chips, flakes or cracks.
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.
THE BOTTOM OF THE STEM HAS BEAUTIFUL GLASS BEADS ON IT. ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION OR JUST GET IT BECAUSE YOU LIKE IT. IF YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TOOL COULD BE EASILY CORRECTED.
THE BOTTOM OF THE STEM HAS BEAUTIFUL GLASS BEADS ON IT. ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION OR JUST GET IT BECAUSE YOU LIKE IT. IF YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TOOL COULD BE EASILY CORRECTED.
This is a goblet in the Blaze or Icicle pattern. . I believe this to be New England Glass company production. These are early flint glass and ring like a bell. I have acquired a collection of the Blaze/Icicle pattern and will be listing several pieces over the next few days. I do combine shipping. Please check out our other auctions for many more interesting items. Please email with any questions prior to bidding.
These glasses are crystal clear flint glass and have the ring like fine crystal, when struck. Otherwise, condition is excellent, likely unused. WE DO NOT WASH OR POLISH ANYTHING. WE DO NOT WRAP IN PAPER.
THIS FLINT PATTERN OF THE 1850S-1860S MIMICS DIAMOND POINT CUT GLASS. MOLD SEAM LINES FROM PRODUCTION AND STRAW LINES ARE VISIBLE ON THE BASE FEET. ALSO KNOWN AS DIAMOND POINT, BUT THE PATTERN ON THESE IS SLIGHTLY LARGER THAN THE FINE DIAMOND POINT VERSION.
Nice 19th century Bohemian mold blown cordial glass with acanthus leaf pattern around the bowl. Knopped stem. Rough pontiled base. Circa 1840 to 1850s. The bowl of the cordial originally had gold highlights, but most of the gilding has worn off.