GXIII-49 BALTIMORE ANCHOR GLASSWORKS - SHEAF OF WHEAT PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK

aquamarine, half-pint, anchor and "BALTIMORE / GLASSWORKS" embossed to one side, sheaf of wheat with a crossed pitchfork and hoe to other, applied rounded mouth, plain base. Baltimore Glassworks. 1860

aquamarine, half-pint, anchor and being "BALTIMORE / GLASSWORKS" embossed to one side, sheaf of wheat with a crossed pitchfork and hoe to other, applied collar below the sheared mouth, plain base. Bal

BALTIMORE GLASS WORKS Pennant Flask with Anchor: GXIII-49, CA 1850's. Anchor on One Side with Logo and Wheat Sheaf on Reverse. Applied Collared Mouth. 6"T. Mold Blown with Air Bubbles. Very Good Condi

bright orange amber, embossed "BALTIMORE / anchor / GLASS WORKS" to front, and having a sheaf of wheat with rake and pitchfork crossed below to reverse, applied flat collar below the plain lip, plain

GXIII-61 SPRING GARDEN GLASSWORKS - CABIN PICTORIAL HISTORICAL FLASK, very bright olive yellow, half pint, applied double collar lip, smooth base. Spring Garden Glassworks, Baltimore, M

aquamarine, quart, embossed "BALTIMORE" on obverse and "CORN FOR THE WORLD" on reverse, applied ring-collar mouth, plain base. Baltimore Glass Works, Baltimore, MD. 1840-1860. 8 1/2" H.Literature: McK

ASSORTED PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL GLASS FLASKS, LOT OF SEVEN, various colors, including a GIX-10a, a GII-73, GXIII-49, and a GI-97, various sizes. Together with a colorless "J. W. WHEELER/DRUGGIST" bott

Rare GIV-37 Eagle Pictorial Historical 6 3/4"T Flask: Light Green Pint Flask has Shielded Eagle with T.W.D. On One Side. Reverse has Sheaf of Wheat and Harvesting Tools Within Masonic Arch. Rough Pont

Flasks- 2 'Baltimore' and 'Glassworks' in banners above and below anchor - phoenix rising from flames above rectangular panel marked 'Resurgam', U. R. #11 G 6, GXIII-53, pint, aquamarine, collared mou

Ca. mid 19thC. Antique aquamarine glass "GII-66" Eagle and Anchor, New London Glassworks with applied double collared mouth, polished pontil. Good age-appropriate condition, with no chips, cracks, or

One side: Eagle And W. Ihmsen's Glass. the other side shows: a sheaf of wheat and Agriculture. Designed and made by W. Ihmsen, Williamsport Glass Works, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1820-1840. Greenish a

GIV-2 MASONIC ARCH - FEDERAL EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, light to medium olive green, pint size, bold embossing with Masonic Arch obverse and an eagle at reverse with "HS" inside an oval medal

A mid 19th century Sheaf & Star pattern-molded glass pictorial flask, attributed to Bulltown, New Jersey. Light Olive-Amber, molded sheaf of grain with rake and pitchfork at the obverse, a five-point

First quarter 19thC. Super rare deep reddish "chocolate" color. No chips or repairs. Does not stand up squarely on it's base due to an uneven bottom surface. Had some sort of tape to keep it upright.

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.

French Iron and Brass Baker's Rack, marked "...Paris, France", crest with sheaf of wheat, scroll supports, glazed shelves, h. 84 in., w. 49 1/2 in., d. 16 1/4 in

First half 19thC. Tiny clamshell fissure interior mouth. Deep puce/plum color is scarce according to the net. Dyottville Glass Works, Philadelphia PA. Purchased from Ruth Webb Lee (the famous early gl

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Super crisp mold. Purchased on March 8th, 1929 from N.C. Gest of Mechanicsburg OH for $100.

First quarter 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Nice mold, great color. Purchased on Oct 2nd, 1930 from Ruth Webb Lee of Pittsford NY. Price was $35. This flask comes with a fully signed RWL letter outlinin

First quarter 19thC. No cracks HOWEVER, has an internal clamshell fissure 1/2" on the top rim. Otherwise fine, especially for this rare bottle in a rare color.

French gold oval snuff box with chased urn and bird surrounded by sheaf of wheat pattern and leafy scroll work, early 19th century. 1-inch-high, 2 ½ inches wide

Set of carved stone sculptures representing the Four Seasons, each as a robed maiden holding a symbol of her season: a flaming urn for winter, flowers for spring, a sheaf of wheat for summer, and bunc

A GOLD AND ENAMEL SNUFF BOX, LIKELY SWISS, 19TH CENTURY rectangular, the cover with an enamel cartouche depicting a pair of maidens, one holding a sheaf of wheat, the other a sickle, symbolizing the

19th century Continental carved marble sculpture of a maiden holding a sheaf of wheat, and standing beside a tree trunk with a snake coiled at its base, 39.5"h x 15"w x 11"deep.