PITTSBURGH COBALT PILLAR BLOWN CELERY.

America, mid-19th Century. Good color with swirl ribs. 8.75"h.

Mid 19th century. Clear, blown glass with baluster stem. Minor bubbles. 9.75"h.

American, 19th Century. Heavy 6-8 pillars with neck ring; ground and rough pontil scars. 10.5" - 11?t.

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. See plate #53 McKearin AMERICAN GLASS.

Antique pillar mold glass celery or vase, measuring 9.75 by 5.5 inches. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, Pittsburgh, PA.

An early 19th century free-blown glass creamer, probably Pittsburgh region. Brilliant Cobalt Blue, baluster-form with an applied solid handle terminating in three crimps, raised on an applied sloping

Mid 19th century. Clear blown lid and base with cobalt finial button, lid flange and two rings on base. Interior broken blister in base and wear. 9.5"h.

American free-blown glass apothecary jar, 19th c., likely Pittsburgh, clear glass with cobalt blue rings, rough pontil, 9.25"h x 4.5"w

Mid 19th century. Clear blown glass with two applied cobalt rings on the base. Pressed glass lid has some edge flakes. 11"h.

Mid 19th century. Clear blown glass with two applied cobalt rings on the base. Pressed glass lid has some edge flakes. 11"h.

Pittsburgh Glass Pillar-Molded Quart Bar Decanter. Deep brilliant cobalt blue, cone form with eight pronounced ribs, applied plain neck ring, and rounded bar lip with lower collar, rough pontil mark.

EIGHT RIB PILLAR MOLD, 12 MOLD EXPANDED RIB AND DRAPE PATTERN TWO FREEBLOWN BASES ONE PRESSED BASE. 9" YO 10 3/4" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Condu

Second quarter 19th century. Twelve ribs with slight swirl on neck. Applied handle with rigaree end. Deep cobalt has faint opalescence. Minor surface wear and tiny spots of frit. 6.75"h. Purchased 196

Probably Bakewell, 3rd quarter 19th century. Hollow stem stand and a cover with finial and folded rim. Small flake on underside of foot, a couple of tiny pieces of frit and closed bubbles. 17.25"h. 12

America, mid-19th Century. Deep cobalt with hexagonal bases and pewter inserts. Some straw marks and edge flakes on bases. 9"h. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold at Garth's October, 1997.

Mid 19th Century. Folded rims, one finial has a wafer on top. 8"h. 8.5"d., 7"h. 8"d.

probably Pairpoint, flared cobalt base with clear bubbled sphere and reverse tapered column and drip rim, 12" Acquired during the travels of a Georgian lady in the 1950's, and descended through t

Dominick Labino (American, 1910-1987), circa 1974. A hand blown cobalt art glass owl vase. Bottom signed and dated "Labino 5-1974". Approx. height 4.12".

Steinke and Kornahrens, Charleston, 19th century. H8" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

Circa 1850's Cobalt Blown Glass Oil Lamp with Early Gold Decoration hard to see. Has nice ground pontil on the bottom. P & A Burner. Height 16" dia. 5". Found in Eau Claire WI.

Steigel Type Cobalt Blue Expanded Diamond Blown Glass Footed Master Salt. 3"h. Condition: Very good.

EIGHT RIB BOTTLE WITH APPLIED HANDLE AND CURL, EIGHT RIBS APPLIED HANDLE WITH CURL TIN COVER WITH SHELL TAB AND CANARY BAR BOTTLE EIGHT RIBS. 9 3/8" T0 10 1 /2"H Please Read Carefully before Bidding.

Two Pieces of Antique Cobalt Blown Glass. Small Bowl and Vase. Bowl is 5" diam. Condition: Very good.

Cobalt blue blown glass footed bowl by Steuben's Corning Museum of Glass features flared form and is signed on base CMOG, home of Steuben, 20th century Measures: 5.5" height x 8.5" diameter.