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.
A Stunning New England Glass Co. A Stunning Amberina Art Glass Applied Reeded Amberina Handle Pitcher With A Polished Pontil. The Color On This Pitcher Is Outstanding!!! The Pitcher Is 7 1/4" Inches High, 7" Inches Handle To Spout And 8" Inches At It's Widest. The Pitcher Is In Very Good Condition. There Are No Chips Or Scratches. There Is A Very Small Crack In The Top Of The Handel Where It Attaches To
New England Glass Co Pamona Glass Cornflower pattern tumbler. Measures approximately 3 1/2 inches tall and 2 1/2 inches diameter. No chips or cracks. Second grind, mold blown and etched with blue flowers and peach leaves.
Made of colorless glass, mold-blown repeatedly, partly etched and stained amber, and decorated with garland of Pansy and Butterfly. Second Etching. Second Grind Back Ground. Pebbled Texture.
Glass manufacturer in Pittsburgh. Founded in 1898 by Joseph Locke (1846-1936). Locke Art glassware was all decorated witrh acird-etching.
Offering a beautiful EAPG wine glass by New England Glass Co. in the Sharp Diamond (OMN) aka Diamond Point pattern c. 1868 Measures 4 ½” high x 2” diameter
The product is a rare set of 4 New England Glass Co. punch cups featuring the Pomona First Grind pattern in amber topaz color. Manufactured in 1885, this 2 1/2" cup is made of glass and is suitable for all occasions. With its unique design and historical significance, this punch cup would make a valuable addition to any drinkware collection. No damage, beautiful cups. See photos for detail and condition.
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.
The Antique New England Glass Company Amberina Diamond Optic Tapered Juice Tumbler is a rare and exquisite piece of drinkware from the late 19th century. Made in the United States by the renowned New England Glass Co, this tumbler features a stunning Diamond Optic pattern in a rich Amberina color. The tapered shape and 2 3/8 diameter make it a unique and elegant addition to any collection of antique glassware. Standing at 3 3/4