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642-011159
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CRANBERRY HOBNAIL PITCHER, AMBER HANDLE -
This is a squatty (5' tall x 6.5' wide) cranberry hobnail pattern milk or juice pitcher that was mold blown. The unusual feature of this piece is the applied handle which is a pinkish amber or peach color. Do not know the manufacture, but am confident it is American made. It is in excellent condition. |
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749-032
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DIAMOND QUILTED SATIN GLASS ROSE BOWL -
Lovely aqua blue satin glass rose bowl with diamond quilted pattern. Probably 1930's or earlier, it is cased white inside, and it is 6' tall x 5.5' wide and is mint. |
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749-6182-2
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NORTHWOOD BLUE OPAL SHELL and WILD ROSE BOWL -
The Northwood Glass Company made this Blue Opalescent Glass bowl in 1906. The pattern is called SHELL AND WILD ROSE. It features an opal edge of open inverted hearts pulled in a shallow jack-in-pulpit style. There are also opal highlights on the flowers and the three feet. It is about 7 ¾ inches in diameter. During production, some of the opal glass coloring ran into the bowl on one side creating a slag glass appearance in that spot. The inside of the bowl has straw marks (fold marks from the molding process). There are no chips or cracks. |
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749-sgvhb
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SATIN GLASS HERRINGBONE FINISH VASE -
This 9' tall, ruffled top base, cira early 1900's, is deep pink shaded to white in satin glass with herringbone design. It is cased solid white on the interior. It is mint. |
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807-cm45
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SATIN GLASS DIAMOND QUILTED CUT VELVET VASE -
This is a 6'tall by 6' dia. ruffled satin glass vase with diamond quilted pattern on the exterior. The dealer calls this a cut velvet vase. On the interior is some residue that probably would come off with soaking. There are no chips or cracks on this piece of Victorian era glass. |
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829-6343
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L G WRIGHT BLUE OPAL GLASS EPERGNE w 4 FUTES -
This beautiful blue opalescent glass EPERGNE was made in the 1940’s for the L.G. Wright Glass Company by Fenton. It features four Ruffled Flutes mounted on a single pedestal rising from the middle of a Center Piece Display Bowl. L.G. Wright based his designs on pieces from the Victorian Era. It is about 17 inches tall and 12 inches in diameter. There are no chips on the flutes or bowl but there is a crack on one side of the flute holder (see photo). |
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