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A spectacular piece in mint condition. The platform measures 6 " wide while it stands 3 " high. The pattern name is peculiar and it may also go by something else. It … A spectacular piece in mint condition. The platform measures 6 " wide while it stands 3 " high. The pattern name is peculiar and it may also go by something else. It is true vaseline glass as well and is radioactive glowing under UV light or black light. A rare and desirable piece. Circa 1902. Most likley made by The Model Flint Glass Company. A colleague tells me it is model # 909 by this same company. Price: $129.00 USD

Circa 1902 or thereabouts. Mint condition. Made by one of the great American pressed glass houses of that era. Check your references. It apperas to be by Jefferson Glassworks, model # 247. … Circa 1902 or thereabouts. Mint condition. Made by one of the great American pressed glass houses of that era. Check your references. It apperas to be by Jefferson Glassworks, model # 247. Measures 8 " across by a few inches high for the flares. I believe that this piece just goes by the term " many loops ". A real piece of antique glass and just over 100 years old. The tri-corner plates are much rarer than the rounded examples and worth more. Price: $75.00 USD

Standard goblet size. This pattern is called Palmette. I forget the company who made it. Email us if you have the company . Over 100 years old and in superb undamaged condition. … Standard goblet size. This pattern is called Palmette. I forget the company who made it. Email us if you have the company . Over 100 years old and in superb undamaged condition. Price: $95.00 USD

A superb condition 6 " nappy in blue base glass. Nice iridization. No damage to report. Books for $165 in the Bill Edwards reference. This pattern was made by Fenton. This item … A superb condition 6 " nappy in blue base glass. Nice iridization. No damage to report. Books for $165 in the Bill Edwards reference. This pattern was made by Fenton. This item might also be called a bon-bon . Price: $109.00 USD

Two glasses that measure 3 " inches high. The bowl of the glasses are 1 3/4 " inches across. Circa 1840 - 1860. The bowls of the glasses are cranberry while the … Two glasses that measure 3 " inches high. The bowl of the glasses are 1 3/4 " inches across. Circa 1840 - 1860. The bowls of the glasses are cranberry while the bases are clear. They are small , thick and chunky. Hand made as well. These glasses were often found in pubs. When a patron had his glass filled , one would drink the whole thing and then " SLAM " the glass on the counter asking for More ! ...thus the name slammers. Both glasses are in excellent condition, one is better than the other however. One glass has wearing of the gold gilt rim lines at the top and as well has a soda glass flaw in the base. This is from the production and is not damage and it is also not a flake, the glass is still all intact, but there is some pressure flaw there. All around a nice early surviving matching pair of ale glasses. Beer glasses in general come in all shapes and sizes from the 19th century on, some with very specific purposes. See your glass guides for more info and study information. These glasses were many a time used for RUM and can also be called " rummers ". Price: $179.00 USD Pair

Stands 5 " high and is 4 " wide. You do not often encounter " MOP " glass. Circa 1930's. Excellent condition with no damage. Stands 5 " high and is 4 " wide. You do not often encounter " MOP " glass. Circa 1930's. Excellent condition with no damage. Price: $35.00 USD

Stands 5 " high and is 3" wide. Superb excellent condition with no damage. Base wearing as expected. Hand blown with cased and cut white outside glass and decorated. Very thick and … Stands 5 " high and is 3" wide. Superb excellent condition with no damage. Base wearing as expected. Hand blown with cased and cut white outside glass and decorated. Very thick and chunky. Circa 1880 - 1900. The gold rim gilt on this piece is superb as well. A well cared for piece of art glass. Price: $72.00 USD

Superb condition, stands 4.5 " high and is 5.5 " in diameter. Registered numbered 130643 , which is year 1890. A beautiful bowl that is going on 120 years old. It is … Superb condition, stands 4.5 " high and is 5.5 " in diameter. Registered numbered 130643 , which is year 1890. A beautiful bowl that is going on 120 years old. It is amazing how glass endures over the years when taken care of properly. Made by George Davison Company of England. Price: $92.00 USD

Glass flask circa 1855-1865. From a high end collector. No cracks or chips with original corked glass stop. Shows some minor junk stains inside the bottle that never came upon cleaning. Needs … Glass flask circa 1855-1865. From a high end collector. No cracks or chips with original corked glass stop. Shows some minor junk stains inside the bottle that never came upon cleaning. Needs more research as to who made it or what state it was made in. A rare piece of glass. Price: $99.00 USD

Title says it all here. Circa 1860 -1880. Measures 3" inches high by about 2 1/4 " wide. No damage and in excellent condition. This jug says " remember me " on … Title says it all here. Circa 1860 -1880. Measures 3" inches high by about 2 1/4 " wide. No damage and in excellent condition. This jug says " remember me " on the opposite side of the handle very faintly. It was at one time painted on in a different colour paint wash but has now since been long washed or worn off. Most likley given by a soldier to his wife before going off fighting in the civil war. Could be British as well, which would mean one of many different colonial battles going on during that time period. An excellent example of hand blown milk glass. Price: $30.00 USD