Mt. Washington Burmese dishes

Mt. Washington glossy Burmese sweet meat insert glass dish with a rigaree waist, 5" wide. CONDITION: good with no defects found.

Covered dish in a beehive shape with a loop glass yellow handle in pinks and yellow. Glass dish plate has deep scalloped edges in pink with a yellow base. Tumbler has a yellow base gradating to pink.

WEBB BURMESE FOOTED BOWL, polychrome-enamel decoration, with a floral design, four applied feet, polished pontil mark. Together with a Mt. Washington Burmese honey dish with a polished pontil mark. Tw

Mt. Washington Burmese Ruffled Condiment Dish. Silver plate frame. Dish 4 5/8" D, frame 6 1/2" H. Lee Roy Weaver Estate, Stanley, Virgina.

MT. WASHINGTON BURMESE PLUSH RIBBED PAIR OF SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, fitted in an Aurora triple-plate stand with hanging leaf dish and a dragonfly finial, numbered "367," two-part period lids. Mt. Was

Ovoid Mt. Washington bowl with a triangular rim, 5" wide. Condition: good with no defects found.

Three piece grouping of Mt. Washington Burmese glass including a cream pitcher, a tea cup and a three footed nut dish, tallest 4" ht. CONDITION: no chips, cracks, repairs or material defects found. Ja

Including a Webb footed egg rose bowl together with a glossy finish Mt. Washington tri corner dish, tallest 3 1/4" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

With Polar Bear on the back. 4.5 inches tall

American. 20th Century. With two handles and raised design. Height 6 1/2". (300/400)

Mt. Washington Burmese Verse pitcher, ovoid form with an applied handle decorated with a Charles Dickens verse "Creeping where no life is seen A rare old plant is the ivy Green" framed with green ivy,

Mt. Washington bulbous stick form Burmese vase decorated with a James Montgomery poem "On waste and woodland, rock and plain, Its humble buds unheeded rise; The rose has but a summer reign, The daisy

Seven Piece Lot Of Mt. Washington Burmese Glass, to include four World's Fair 1893 pieces, one cruet, sugar and creamer, tallest 6 3/4 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, C

Mt. Washington Burmese Decorated Toothpick 2''x2.5''. A scarce melon form glass toothpick with naturalistic edges. Polychrome enameled with leaf and berry motif. Unsigned. Excellent condition. Mount W

Ovoid form matte finished pitcher shading fro yellow to pink decorated with two blue swallows and the Shakespeare verse "True hope is swift and flies on Swallows wings" Richard III v.2, 7" ht by 8" wi

Mt. Washington Burmese bulbous stick vase decorated with the Queens pattern with pointillism flowers, 12" ht. CONDITION: good with no defects found.

A killer piece here for all you Mt. Washington and syrup collectors out there. What an amazingly rare this piece is with the best coloring and decoration. So delicate. It could have never meant to be

Seven Mt. Washington Burmese and Peach Blown Glass Pieces, one case glass creamer, painted, decorated, etc., tallest 4 1/2 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.

Box Lot of Mt. Washington Burmese Glass. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.

A super Mt. Washington Burmese Glass Vase with rare linear decoration and applied ruby cabachons. Simply Stunning! Measures: 9 3/4" tall, 5 1/2" wide. Condition: Excelllent

Very Rare Mt. Washington Burmese rolled top finger bowl decorated with the Queens pattern, 5 1/2" wide. CONDITION: no chips, cracks, repairs or material defects found. Jaremos attempts to call any mat

Mt. Washington bulbous stick vase in pink Burmese decorated with white daisies on green stems and adorned with two side handles, 12" ht. CONDITION: no chips, cracks, repairs or material defects found,

comprising two vases and a vanity jar. Largest vase: 12 7/8" high, 4" diameter. Vanity jar: 3 1/4" high, 6" diameter. Some soiling, larger vase with minute flicks to inner edge. Provenance: Property f

Mt. Washington Burmese Glass Queens Lace Oil Lamp, secure spider crack in shade, height 17 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.