Pittsburgh Pillar Molded Pitcher c. 1870

PILLAR-MOLDED THREE-PINT JUG / PITCHER, colorless, waisted bulbous body with eight pronounced ribs and an applied solid strap handle, polished pontil mark. Pittsburgh region, New England, possibly Mt.

EXCELSIOR ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, colorless lead glass, comprising a blown-molded water pitcher and a large and standard-size candlestick. New England and Pittsburgh areas. 1850-1870. Pitcher: 8" H, C

A George Jones Bamboo Pitcher c.1870 Pattern No. No. 3256. The body and angular handle formed as bamboo with green leaves, all with a turquoise interior, 6 1/2” No. 3256. The body and angular handle

A Minton Majolica Apple Blossom Pitcher c.1870 Designed as low bellied cobalt blue body with a tall thin neck, the handle formed as entwined branches issuing apple blossom and leaves, with an orange b

A Copeland Majolica Birth of Venus Pitcher  c.1870 The ovoid body profusely decorated with leaves and blossoms with a cobalt blue panel depicting Venus stood in a shell above the waves, a cherub and

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

MINIATURE AMBERINA GLASS PITCHERS, C. 1870, 2 PCS., H 2.75" A SINGLE HANDLE AND A DOUBLE HANDLE PITCH, EACH WITH REEDED HANDLES AND A THUMB PRINT PATTERN.

Pitcher c.1870, 10", designed by Paul Comolera, Shape no.1924; modelled as Paul Comolera's own cat sat upright with one paw over a mouse, it's tail forming the handle, all upon an oval grassy ground.

Pitcher c. 1870, 14", modelled as a swan in grasses with touching swept wings forming the handle, it's neck curling down to form the handle, all upon a circular pedestal base. Catalogued and curated b

Pitcher c.1870 8", the shaped body decorated with cherubs playing in a vineyard, with a central laurel band and a fluted bottom section, the handle formed as branch, all upon a foot rim bound with rib

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.

PILLAR-MOLDED MOLASSES PITCHER, colorless lead glass, cone form with eight pronounced ribs, an applied convex neck ring, and an applied hollow handle, polished pontil mark, original Britannia hinged t

DRAPE AND PILLAR-MOLDED QUART JUG / PITCHER, colorless, conical form with six drape panels divided by ribs, applied strap handle with medial ridge, and polished pontil mark. Probably United States. Ci

PILLAR-MOLDED QUART JUG / PITCHER, bright yellow green/Vaseline (black lighted), waisted bulbous body with eight pronounced ribs and an applied solid handle, polished pontil mark and bottoms of ribs.

BLUE GLASS PITCHER & BISCUIT JAR, C 1870 H 6.5" - 9" Both hand blown. Blue glass water pitcher H 9.5". Coin spot & amber biscuit jar 6.5"-9" with handle raised. Also blue glass tumbler with opalescent

Ripley & Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. C. 1870. Alabaster/clambroth fonts, brass connector, starch blue base. The Ripley & Co. "wedding" lamp is considered the holy grail by many collectors. S

American Renaissance Inlaid and Ebonized Walnut Occasional Table, c. 1870, molded oval top with inlaid medallion, architectonic supports, stylized hoof feet, h. 29 1/2 in., w. 21 in., d. 15 in. Proven

AMERICAN MOTHER OF PEARL PINK SATIN GLASS CREAM PITCHER, HAND BLOWN, C 1870 H 4.5" Decorative pink vase.

CRANBERRY WATER PITCHERS (2) & TUMBLERS (4), C 1870. 6 PCS. H 6.5" - 8" Hand blown. Cranberry water pitcher with ruffled collar H 8" Second Pitcher, H 6.5" Cranberry to Clear.From the estate of Marie

Wedgwood majolica "Argenta" pewter mounted jug tankard pitcher, c 1869, molded in the "Shells on Waves" pattern, pewter hinged lid on teardrop form body glazed polychrome relief decorated shells and s

Set of 3 "Root Beet" White's Utica, NY Molded  Stoneware Mugs & Beer Pitcher c. 1900.  The  mugs are imprinted with "Root Beer on one  side and a pictoral scene on the other side.

English relief molded stoneware jug/ pitcher, Minton, c.1830s, matte green, one side with an elderly Silenus supported by two satyrs, reverse with young Silenus on a donkey with youthful satyr compani

This is a cool pitcher which can be attributed to Hancock & Whittingham. Pitcher has "Smoking Party" on one side and "Card Party" on the other. All are monkeys, some wearing headdresses with feathers.

A Wang Bingrong porcelain jar. Molded black ground with relief lotus and a crane. Well colored in green, turquoise, yellow, and aubergine glazes. Circa 1870. 4 3/4" x 5".Provenance: From The Estate of