Six blown olive & aqua glass bottles

SIX OLIVE GREEN BLOWN GLASS FLASKS AND BOTTLESAmerica, First Half of the 19th CenturyHeights from 5.5” to 10”. Provenance:The Estate of Paul and Diane Madden, Sandwich, Massachusetts.

New England, 19th Century. A Free-Blown Olive-Amber Flask with tooled mouth and pontil. The aqua blue glass cylinder-shaped bottle with tooled mouth and rounded bottom is possibly used for the darning

19th century. Consisting of two aqua colored bottles, one with federal eagle and the other with cornucopia and a olive colored bottle with floral urn design. Good condition throughout. Tallest: H6 1/2

Early blown molded bottle hand painted with heirloom roses. 8 1/2 inches Condition: Pigment wear

With unpolished pontil. 19 3/4 x 8 1/2. Condition: Good.

LIQUOR CHEST19th CenturyFitted mahogany chest contains six blown glass bottles, all with stoppers.Case height 8.75". Width 9.75". Depth 6.5".

Michael Anchin (American, 20th century). Group of six blown swirled glass bottles with elongated necks; one white, the rest in earth tone shades of brown. All signed underneath. Tallest approx. h. 25"

Michael Anchin (American, 20th century). Group of six blown swirled glass bottles with elongated necks in dark red palettes. All signed underneath. Tallest approx. h. 23.5"

Michael Anchin (American, 20th century). Group of six blown swirled glass bottles with elongated necks in shades of orange. Five signed underneath, the last with flared rim unsigned. Tallest approx. h

with brass side handles, band and shell inlay, fitted interior with six blown glass decanter bottles, pair of cordials, and miniature serving tray, all with gilt accents, 9 1/2 in. H., 10 in. W., 8 in

Michael Anchin (American, 20th century). Group of six blown swirled glass bottles with elongated necks in the blue color palette. Appropriately signed. Tallest approx. h. 23.75"

18th century. A blown olive glass onion bottle; ht. 7.75 in. Provenance: From the collection of Art Gerber, Indiana

American, 19th century. A blown olive glass demijohn bottle; ht. 18 in. Provenance: Property from the Hermann Gleeson Collection of Americana, San Antonio, Texas Purchased from The Whimsey Shoppe, Dal

American/British, possibly 18th/19th century,ÿof varying form with long tapered necks, 8-3/4 in. to 11-1/2 in. , Provenance: Private Collection, North Carolina

Three Early Blown Dark Olive Glass Liquor Bottleswith rough pontils in kick-up bottoms. (one has sterling label)Tallest 9"

19th century each having early seals with name of contents. Each having glass stoppers which appear original to the bottles. No cracks detected or repairs. No chips detected H 12\"

Spaulding & Co vintage mahogany captain's spirit chest, the antique inspired rectangular box having brass handles and opening to six stoppered blown glass spirit bottles, two cordials, and two tumbler

This Lot of 8 hand blown glass perfume bottles include: Six hand blown glass perfume bottles signed by Shauna Walsh. All perfume bottles by Shauna Walsh have a teardrop dauber and color body. Measurin

Pewter cruet frame by Israel trask (1786-1867) made in Beverly, Massachusetts circa 1825-1867. Fitted with six blown molded colorless glass bottles, one with pewter top. Dimensions: 7.75" Height 5.5"

19th c. Blown Olive Green Glass Demijohn Bottle, with impressed '10' in an oval cartouche mark, mouth filled with a fitting for a lamp (bottle is not drilled), unpolished pontil, 16 1/4" high. Good co

Three Early American Dark Olive Blown Glass Liquor Bottleswith applied glass seal, AS, CRheights 12 1/2", 10 1/2", 9"

Eighteenth century. Applied lips. Dark olive green, 6.5"h. and olive green with long neck. Residue and blisters. 7.75"h.

Dark Olive Green Blown Glass Sherry Bottle. Applied circular seal marked "SHERRY 1732". Embossed on base "H. RICKETTS & CO. GLASS WORKS BRISTOL". Circa. 1821-1835. Also marked on shoulder "PATENT". 9"

Dimensions: (Largest) H 19.5" x Dia. 12" Condition: A few light scuffs; overall very few signs of wear.