Mardi Gras Cordial A Duncan & Sons pattern, c. 1898. 3" h x 1 7/16" d. Collectors know that many forms of stemware were made in this pattern, as well as a vast array of other pieces. The cordial can be an elusive piece. Excellent condition. (5925)

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Manufacturer: Duncan  

Bellflower Wine Boston & Sandwich and several other glass companies produced this pattern, c. 1860. Fine, high pitched flint resonance, knob stem, clear base. 4" h x 1 5/8" w. Excellent condition. (5916)

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Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich  

Bird and Strawberry Wine
Made by the Indiana Glass Co., c. 1914.4 ¼" h x 2 1/8"w. The narrowest top line of the pattern has a 1 ¾" section of roughness. (5753)

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Manufacturer: Indiana Glass Co.  

Etched Shot Glass and Whiskey Tumbler (2 pcs.) Circa 1910, these are interesting examples of American etching techniques. The shorter, acid-etched shot glass is 2 ½" h x 2" w. The taller whiskey tumbler (or VERY large shot glass) is a needle etched example – 2 5/8" h x 2 ¼" w. Both are thin walled and in excellent condition. (186U-H123)

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Manufacturer: American  

Finecut and Block Pink Stained Champagnes (4) King Sons & Co. and Model Flint Glass Co. c. 1890. Pink staining is found on the bowl, stem and foot. Imagine these filled with any pink sparkling wine or a "pink" martini to your liking. 4 5/8" h x 2 ¾" w. Excellent condition. (5910-13)

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Manufacturer: King Son & Co.  

Heisey Fancy LoopPunch Cup Made by A.H. Heisey, c. 1897. 2 ½" h x 3" d. This is the same Heisey so deservedly famous for great depression glass. Cut and polished bottom. Excellent condition. (4692)

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Manufacturer: Heisey  

Co-op’s Royal Wines (set of 4) The Cooperative Flint Glass Co. made these wines c. 1900. The pattern repeats itself on the stem, and is called Co-op Royal. All are in excellent condition. 3 ½" h x 2 ¼" w. (#3990)

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Manufacturer: Cooperative Flint Glass Company  

Cathedral Wines - set of 3 Cathedral was made by Bryce Brothers, circa 1885. 4 3/8" high x 2" wide. All are in excellent condition. (#B190)

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Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

Sawtooth Champagne The Sawtooth pattern was made by at least 6 different glass companies from the mid to late 1800’s. This is a non flint version, standing 5 3/8" high. It has an elegant stem tapering to a graceful foot. Excellent condition. (#5406)

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Amazon Ruby Stained Wine The Amazon pattern was made by Bryce Bros. & US Glass c.1890’s. Inscribed " Stella 1904." Ruby flashing/staining and all points of the pattern are in excellent condition. 4" h x 2" d. (#5444)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Dahlia Champagne The Dahlia pattern was made by the Portland Glass Company, circa 1865, and the Canton Glass Company, circa 1880. The pattern is very crisp on this piece. 5" high x 2 ½" diameter – in excellent condition. (#4930)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Fine Cut and Panel Amber Wine Produced by Bryce Bros., Richards & Hartley and US Glass c. 1880’s-90’s. A great warm amber color. Excellent condition. 3 ¾" h x 2" d. (#122C)

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Fine Rib Flint Wine Made by the New England Glass Company, circa 1860, this is a gorgeous piece of early flint glass in the Fine Rib pattern. It is in excellent condition. (#Y127)

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Canadian wines - pair These Canadian pattern wine glasses show a scene through an arched wall with a vine growing around it. There are 3 archways, and each one has a different scene, and each scene has a house and a pine tree. Some have attributed this to the Burlington Glass Company - they date around circa 1870's. Both are in excellent condition.

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Cottage Cup and Saucer Made by Adams & Company, and US Glass Company, circa 1870. Originally called "a custard cup and saucer ". Interesting handle – excellent condition. Saucer 3" diam, cup is 3" high x 2 7/8" diam. (#5592)

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