19th Century Blown Colorless Glass Fly Catcher.

19th Century Blown Colorless Glass Fly Catcher. Elongated neck, bulbous body and applied wafer feet. 7-3/4"h. Condition: Good with minor chips and wear.

6 3/4 x 6 inches

Blown Glass Flycatcher, late 19th c., on tripodal feet, H.- 7 3/4 in., Dia.- 6 1/2 in.

19th Century, both of spherical shape with stoppered necks and apertures in the bases that extend upward into the interior, raised on three knob feet h. 8 dia. 6 in. (largest)

Lot of 18th/19th Century Blown Colorless Glass. Including a bird waterer, snail form scent bottle, cologne bottle, cruet, etc. Provenance: Sam Stayer Estate, Mt. Joy, PA, Birmingham, AL. Tallest 7-1/2

Two American 19th Century Blown Colorless Glass Pitchers. Flared tooled necks with pinched spouts and applied handles. 5-1/2" and 8"h. Condition: Smaller pitcher is good, larger pitcher has a crack at

Two pieces: 1. Mold blown clear glass bird drinking font with rooster form finial, rough pontil; Boston & Sandwich Glass Co.; 5 7/8"H, 2 1/2"W, 3 1/4"D; small chips and roughness to edges of water spo

Grouping of early 19th century blown and cut colorless glass pieces to include: Anglo-Irish water jug; covered sweetmeat jar; finger bowl; together a molded punch ladle, sweetmeat 13 1/2" overall. Sha

Spherical vase of the end of the 19th century. Colorless glass blown in ribbed model with one row of air bubbles each, on neck ornamental border in gold contoured enamel painting. Gold partly rubbed.

An early 19th century blown glass flip. Colorless body with fluted design and engraved decoration around rim, pontil mark to base. Minor wear, slight edge roughness. 6" high. ESTIMATE $100-150

Two beakers Fritz Heckert, Petersdorf, end of 19th c. Colorless optically blown glass with opalescent underlay. On widened wall circumferential vine work and mythical creatures in translucid enamel an

An early 19th century Stiegel type blown glass flask. Colorless body with polychrome painted floral decoration, pontil mark to base. Some minor rim damage, some wear. 5 1/4" high. ESTIMATE $100-150

French, 19th century. Napoleon III period cave a liqueur, having an ebonized case with brass inlay, the interior lined with rosewood and containing four hand-blown colorless glass decanters and four s

American or British, late 19th to early 20th century. Pair of tall hand-blown colorless glass hurricane shades of the usual form having copper wheel etched grape vine detail and ground edges. Unmarked

EARLY AMERICAN BLOWN COLORLESS GLASS DECANTER W/ ORIG. STOPPER, 18/19TH C., H. 11"

Five colorless glass decanters to include one pair of 19th C. blown and panel-cut, all with original stoppers; tallest 14" to top of stopper. Two or three minor nicks on base rim.

19th century. One having its stopper, the other having a ribbed spout. Each having bulbous body with rolled interior to hold liquid drawing insects in. The smaller vessel having some nicks to the spou

Hand blown colorless glass vase with ruffled edge and open pontil. 19th century. 13"H. Excellent condition.

Late 19th/early 20th century, likely British. Colorless blown glass shades having brilliantly etched acanthus detail at each side. Good condition no breaks or cracks. H19 3/4"

Three 19th century blown glass mugs. All with Colorless bodies and applied handles, includes two with threaded decoration at top and bottom. All with pontil mark to base. Slight wear, some loss to thr

19th Century Medical Free Blown Leech Jar and Two Holders. (2) Very rare doctor's free blown colorless glass leech holders. These holders were to transport the leeches to the patient from the jar. Eac

PRESSED GLASS FLY TRAP, colorless domed cover fitted on a blue base raised on three short feet and embossed "PAT. OCT. 28 1890" around the outer flange. Late 19th century. 6 3/4" H, 6 1/2" DOA, 5 1/4"

Three 19th century American mold-blown glass decanters. All with colorless bodies. Includes one with applied rings on both neck and body and one with a replaced stopper. Some wear, the decanter on the

A grouping of early colorless glass, most appear to be flint glass, early 19th century. The largest, a hand blown water glass, measures 6 1/8"H x 4 1/8" diameter. All in very good condition.