A Dutch or German green glass rummer, 2nd quarter of the 17th C.

16th/17th century, each having globular cup, ribbed stem with raspberry prunts, raised on circular foot, tallest 8 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

Dutch style with pontil. Green glass. 17th century style. Unusual neck detail. Hand blown.

Polychrome decoration of a kingfisher, 2nd quarter 17th Century, approx. 13 x 13 cm.

glass second half of 17th century, decoration 19th century, cup form bowl, gilt hand painted decoration with arms of the Emperors and Electors of Holy Roman Empire, with inscription and dated "1602",

17th century, German or Dutch, of cylindrical form, the body applied with five milled bands, tapering to the base, circular foot, 12-1/8 in. Note: For a similar example see Christie's Interiors, Sale

Possibly Kentucky glass works, quart, GII-26 with pontil scar. Nice light apple green color. 2nd quarter of the 19th-C. Measures 5-3/4" wide x 2-1/4" deep x 8-1/2" high.

A Nuppenbecher (knopp beaker). Free-blown blue-green glass with applied decoration. Early 17th century. Dimensions: H: 7 in., (17.8 cm.)

Mouth blown glass in circular shape, green colour with bubbles and fade, the bottom wider, in the centre drill hole with cork, German 16/17th century, 14 cm high

Polychrome decoration of a dragonfly, 2nd quarter 17th Century, approx. 13 x 13 cm.

Polychrome decoration of a bird with branch, 2nd quarter 17th Century, approx. 13 x 13 cm., with restoration lower left.

Blue - White decor of a rider on horseback, 2nd quarter 17th century, approx. 13 x 13 cm.

Amsterdam, 2nd quarter 17th century, hand colored engravings on rag paper. "Brabantia Ducatus" and "Ducatus Holsatiae". Matching late frames, 22.5"h. 27"w. overall.

PAIR LARGE BLOWN GLASS CHARGERS, GREEN GLASS, TYPICAL 17TH CENTURY BROAD RIMS, PONTIL MARKS, NO CHIPS OR CRACKS, 16" DIAMETER

A pair of Continental stained oak models of recumbent heraldic lionsprobably Dutchfourth quarter 17th centuryEach supporting a shield ANNO or 1676height 12 1/4in (31cm); length 17 1/2in (44.5cm); widt

Blown glass bottle depicting a hand-painted scene of a fleet of mostly Dutch naval ships flying Dutch flags, drilled as lamp through the pontil, having a slanted neck with applied lip, with detached w

Baroque Tortoiseshell Mirror fourth quarter 17th century, Dutch or Flemish, with ebonized wood trim, the elements probably reconfigured from a larger mirror or frame. h. 19-1/2", w. 17"

Ancient Roman Large Ribbed Green Glass Bottle c.2nd-4th Century A.D. Size 7 inches high. Roman Glass; Large impressive, blown, ribbed, glass bottle in green glass. Intact and in superb condition which

Ancient Roman Green Glass Jar c.2nd/3rd cent AD. Size 3 1/2 inches high x 3 1/2 inches diameter. Beautiful ancient blown green glass Jar having applied zig zag glass on the shoulder. Condition: small

Ancient Roman Green Glass Jug c.2nd/3rd cent AD. Size 4 1/4 inches high. Ancient blown Medium olive-green blown glass jug having an applied handle, scattered patina. Condition: Perfect. Provenance: ex

A nice Roman pale green glass pitcher, c. 2nd - 3rd Century AD, the piriform body with indented base, the cylindrical neck with pinched rim for pouring and attached handle with thumb rest. H: 3 7/8 in

A Roman pale yellow-green glass bottle, c. 2nd - 3rd Century AD, the rounded body with indented bottom, the tubular neck with constricted base and light flared mouth with inward folded rim. H: 5 in (1

A nice Roman pale green glass bottle, c. 2nd-3rd Century AD, with a large piriform body, flat bottom, tubular neck, and flat rim folded inward, H: 5 1/2 in (13.9cm). Ex North Yorkshire, England privat

Ancient Roman pale green glass beaker, c. 2nd century AD, the vessel stands on circular foot and widens to a tall cylindrical body, Smithsonian accession number (299741) applied in black pigment near

Ancient Roman Green Glass Flask c.2nd-3rd cent AD. Size 4 1/4 inches high. 2 inches diameter. Ancient blown greenish glass with tall neck. Condition Perfect. Provenance: EX Ex Thomas Cederlind Estate,