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Victorian Glass Condiment Server / Holder
This is the base only, of a Victorian condiment holder. Has a silver color decorated handle. The base has indentations for 5 round bottom condiment jars. I’d guess this dates to late 1800’s and is in nice condition. Size: 9 ¾ inches height, base measures about 5 ½ inches square, and the base is 1 ½ inches height. Would hold 4 condiments with 1 inch round bases, and another of 1 ¾ inches, that is not as deeply indented, as the other 4. Slight rust and pitting to handle and under screws, glass has straw marks, and roughness to edges, but I see no chips or cracks. Could also be used to hold vanity jars, nice early pressed glass!
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9 Inch Cosmos Pitcher – Consolidated Glass Co.
Here is a beautiful Victorian COSMOS Pitcher, made by the Consolidated Lamp and Glass Co. circa: 1898. It has a top band of pink, and has a colorful design of flowers, with all bright colors. This pattern was also know as "Seamless Daisy" Very nice condition, and is the 9-inch size, and is 4 inches across the base. No damage to this wonderful piece!
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Northwood – Plums And Cherries – Pitcher/Tumblers
This pattern "Plums And Cherries" was made in 1906 by the Northwood Glass Co., and is very similar to the " Cherry and Cable" pattern, the difference being this has the Cherries (stained red) on one side and the Plum pattern (stained purple) on the other, so I think this pattern is harder to find, let alone with two tumblers! The tumblers have the same pattern, of cherries one side and plums on the other. This decorated crystal pitcher stands 8-½ inches height, with a base of 4-¼ inches across. The tumblers are 4-¼ inches height, top opening of 2-¾ inches, and a base 2-½ inches across.
Condition: No chips or cracks to the pitcher and one tumbler, and one tumbler has a base bruise, can barely be felt, and not seen unless under magnification. I would say wonderful condition for 100 year old glass! As for the color, there is some loss of color on the gold trim, and the plums and the cherries are about the same color of red now, not purple at all, and there is light fading of the red stain there as well, but again for the age not bad!
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1890 Opal Hobo Tramp Shoe Toothpick/Match Holder
Here’s an old piece of milk glass in the shape of a tramp’s or hobo’s shoe – a well worn high top tramp shoe with the toes sticking out. This item has been very reproduced over the years, first by Kemple later by Boyd, however this is an old one. It shows age, has character chips, and appropriate wear for age, seam and rim roughness, and use nicks.
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Victorian- Dresser Bottle - Cold Paint
This is a 9-¾ inch dresser bottle, cold painted, with most paint remaining, that I’ve seen in this type painted milk glass dresser bottle, which most likely dates 1890-1910. There is some top rim fading of the gold trim, but the cold paint on the body is really in nice shape, even has red, which is barely faded, and most of it remains intact. There is a scroll and beaded design to the glass as well, and it comes with its heavy solid milk glass stopper.
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Challinor , Taylor - Cake Stand 1885-1890
This floral decorated milk glass cake stand, was made by the Challinor, Taylor Glass Co., 1885-1890. It measures 9 ½ inches across the top and stands 5 ¾ inches in height. Very nice condition, for a stand of this age, with no damage, floral decoration are very nice. Floral pattern is " Trumpet Vine".
-ref. Collector’s Encyclopedia of Milk Glass (1995) PG 50 @ $50-55
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Victorian Scroll Footed Dresser Bottle
Offered is a milk glass dresser bottle, which rests on four feet, and stands 11 inches tall and has it’s original stopper, and is hand painted with gold tracing a ribbon around the bottom third of the bottle.
-ref Collector’s Encyclopedia of Milk Glass (1995) pg. 17 $ 35-40
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Challinor , Taylor - Open Lattice, Bowl
A 9 inch milk glass bowl, with open lattice and "Trumpet Vine " is the pattern of the center painting. Stands 2 inches in height, was made by the Challinor, Taylor Glass Co., 1885-1890 and is in nice condition.
-ref. Collector’s Encyclopedia of Milk Glass (1995) PG 26 @ $28-35
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Spanish American – Admiral Dewey – Water Pitcher
Beatty-Brady Glass Co made this in Dunkirk Indiana, as a commemoration of Admiral Dewey’s part in the Spanish-American War, in the 1890’s. This crystal pitcher stands 9 inches in height; top opening is 5-¾ across at the spout, and 4 inches across the base. Condition: only defect is a small fleabite to the bottom of the base. The pitcher has a picture of Admiral Dewey, picture of the ship "Olympia", several flags, four stacks of cannonballs, two have bullets at the top, and two do not –and it has a rope border around the top rim. Nice historical glass piece!
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Challinor , Taylor - Vase “Trumpet Vine”
A milk glass vase, made by Challinor, Taylor Glass Co., 1885-1890 with a floral decoration "Trumpet Vine". Is 4 ¾ inches in height with a 2 ¾ inch top opening. Nice condition!
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