Early American Pattern Glass large pitcher in the paneled holly design. Prominent 3 mold lines on the base, and blended into the panel edges.
8 1/2" tall, 7 1/2" widest. Very good condition with no chips or cracks. A little rubbing on the foot rim from use. Note the little blip in the bottom detail picture is a mold line. Also looks like a polished center in the base.
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A stately covered compote (comport) with a wonderful finial in the Holly pattern. Faceted stem issues from a stepped pedestal. It is pictured as #1 on plate 116 of Ruth Webb Lee's Handbook of Early American Pattern Glass. From old estate on Cape Cod.
9" high to finial and 8 3/4" diameter. Very good condition with one small kiln flaw on the rim and some straw marks. No cracks. Rubbing marks on the f ...click for details
Early American Pattern Glass large pitcher in the paneled holly design. Prominent 3 mold lines on the base, and blended into the panel edges.
8 1/2" tall, 7 1/2" widest. Very good condition with no chips or cracks. A little rubbing on the foot rim from use. Note the little blip in the bottom detail picture is a mold line. Also looks like a polished center in the base.
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This is an antique covered sugar made of flint glass almost surely by Sandwich Glass in the early 19th century. It is in the traditional colonial pattern. Nice deep hollow stem. Rings like a bell. Very good condition no cracks or bad chips only a little roughness here and there. Some straw marks. Hard to find one with the cover intact. A must have for the antique American glass collection."
