West Virginia Glass Co. Daisy + Fern Blue W.V. Optic

DAISY AND FERN - W. VA OPTIC MOLD SYRUP PITCHER, blue opalescent, blue applied handle, period lid. West Virginia Glass Co. Late 19th/early 20th century. 5 1/8" HOA.Undamaged.Literature: Parallels Heac

Circa 1888-1910, Small Chip on Handle, 6" Tall, Applied Handle

FERN CRUET, blue opalescent, applied blue handle with pressed fan design to the upper terminal, facet-cut stopper, polished pontil mark. West Virginia Glass Co./Beaumont Glass Co. Circa 1894. 7" HOA.L

A GROUP OF EIGHTEEN CLEAR AND COLORED CRYSTAL STEMS, WEST VIRGINIA, LATE 20TH CENTURY, comprising a group of eight West Virginia Glass Specialty Co. cocktail glasses with pale blue ball stem, Weston,

WEST VIRGINIA MOLD - POLKA DOT SYRUP PITCHER, blue opalescent, period lid, applied handle. West Virginia Glass Co. Circa 1894. 6" H.Undamaged.Literature: Heacock - Book III: Syrups, Sugar Shakers & Cr

POLKA DOT BITTER'S / BARBER'S BOTTLE, blue opalescent, six-lobe Melon Rib form, with a ceramic spout. Probably West Virginia Glass Co. or Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1894. 7 1/4" H bottle.Undamaged.Lite

POLKA DOT CRUET,blue opalescent,applied handle, colorless cut-faceted stopper, polished pontil mark.Northwood Glass Co. or West Virginia Glass Co.Circa 1894.6 3/4" HOA. Literature: Parallels Heacock

Mid-Century Set of 3 Highball Glasses & Pitcher with beautiful orange, blue and green colors. Each has a gold trim.Made by West Virginia Glass Co. lessDetailsDimensions: 7ʺW × 7ʺD × 12&#69

BLOWN TWIST WATER PITCHER, blue opalescent, circular tooled rim, colorless applied blue twisted-reed handle. Northwood Glass Co. and West Virginia Glass. Late 19th/early 20th century. 10 1/2" HOA.Unda

BLOWN TWIST TUMBLER, blue opalescent, factory-polished rim. Northwood Glass Co./West Virginia Glass. Circa 1898. 4" H.Virtually undamaged, with some minute roughness to rim.Literature: Parallels Heaco

DAISY AND FERN - NORTHWOOD SWIRL CRUET, blue opalescent, bulbous form with applied blue handle, colorless facet-cut stopper. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1894. 6 1/2" HOA.Literature: Parallels Heacock/El

DAISY AND FERN - NORTHWOOD SWIRL MOLD SYRUP PITCHER, blue opalescent, applied handle, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Late 19th/early 20th century. 6 3/8" HOA.Undamaged with minute residue settled at

DAISY AND FERN - APPLE BLOSSOM MOLD SUGAR SHAKER, blue opalescent, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1895. 4 3/8" H.Literature: Heacock - Victorian Colored Pattern Glass, Book III, p. 22, fig. 88.

DAISY AND FERN - BALL-SHAPE MOLD WATER PITCHER, blue opalescent, crimped square-form rim, applied handle. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1894. 8 3/4" H.Undamaged.Literature: Heacock/Elmore - Opalescent Gla

Nice pair of West Virginia optic toothpick holders. Seldom found. One blue, and one green. Each measures 2 1/2" tall.

Blenko Glass Company large Urn table lamp Milton, West Virginia, 1960s blue glass, brass, linen unmarked 10"dia x 40"h

Mt. Washington Optic Ribs Bulging, hand-painted daisies, 1886-1890, page 109 Lechner III; US Glass Co. Diamond Mat Band, 1900-1907, tiny white flowers with blue centers, Peterson.

amethyst to clear 7 pc water set, c. 1894

10 1/4”HBlenko Glass Co. Blue or turquoise crackle glass decanter with tall mushroom stopper, unmarked; —all in good condition (Ref. B5, B6, BG)

Beautiful Mid-Century Yellow Glass Vase by West Virginia Glass Co with a gold trim.DetailsDimensions: 4ʺW × 4ʺD × 13ʺHCondition: Vintage / Antique / Used, Original Condition Unaltered

50's multi color set with gold trim, old stock looks like never used, pitcher approx. 11 1/2 inches tall, 5 1/4 inch glasses

Georges Briard 1970s Red Vinyl Ice Bucket, Giftco Vintage Tray, 6 West Virginia Glass Co Glasses

Vintage Art Deco 1930's Lady leg shape cocktail shaker with chrome strap boot heel by West Virginia Glass Co. and Derby Shelton lid cap. Measures 15 1/2" x 7" x 3 1/4".

WEST VIRGINIA NO. 219 / I. O. U. FOUR-PIECE TABLE SET, Vaseline (black lighted), comprising a covered butter dish, covered sugar bowl, creamer, and spooner. West Virginia Glass Co. Circa 1898. 4 5/8"