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Glass International will sell items directly to the consumer on this page. Most of the items are in good condition unless otherwise noted. Additional photographs will be furnished to the potential buyer should they have any questions or concerns that need to be addressed. Here you will have a wonderful opportunity to acquire some of the rarest early Glass that is available. John Decaro the principal behind the company has been working in the sales,appraisals and as a collector of Early American, Continental and Ancient glass for over 30 years.
HORSE PULLING CART LISTED AS RARE
New Item 17th CENTURY EUROPEAN MEDICINE BOTTLE
.6 “ h., blazing striated puce, soda , octagonal bottle with upper and lower diamond pattern , no pontil rod needed as the blow pipe was simply snapped off at the mouth , with applied horizontal string ring : probably Germany , Poland , possibly Norway , c 1675 -1700, mint; talk about an exquisite bottle and early , what a color !!
$1400.00 THIS BOTTLE IS SOLD
$1400.00 THIS BOTTLE IS SOLD
nEW ITEM MIDWESTERN PATTERN MOLDED BOTTLE
.4”h. Sapphire blue , striated with swirls of darker blue , semi barrel shape with long neck , patterned with 12 vertical ribs , flared out collar with in-folded lip , pontil scar ; Midwest America , c 1820-30 , mint : just beautiful with its delicate striations throughout , a real looker !!!!
$ 350.00
$ 350.00
NEW ITEM SMITHS GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR EAST GEORGIA VT
7 1/2”h., old amber with a touch of olive , eight sided rectangular medicine bottle , applied double round collar , pontil scar ; Stoddard Glass Works , Stoddard , NH , mint condition. Beautiful color mix with great character , bubbles , whittle , etc; a top shelf example of a classic Stoddard medicine
$ 3100.00 Or best offer
$ 3100.00 Or best offer
NEW ITEM EXCEPTIONAL ZANESVILLE COMPOTE / SWEET MEAT
Red amber , soda lime , wide circular straight sided pan on drawn “ bar bell “ pedestal , applied circular foot , pontil scar : Zanesville, c 1824, mint ; one of the finest we have seen , beautiful Zanesville
metal and craftsmanship !!!!
EST $ 3200.00 Or best Offer
metal and craftsmanship !!!!
EST $ 3200.00 Or best Offer
Sugar Bowl & Creamer set : Zanesville , Ohio
C. 1826. likely Shepard’s Glass Factory , Zanesville , Ohio. EXTREMELY RARE!! We know of only one amber set held in private hands . The style of the creamer is notably distinguished as uncommon in a creamer size, as is most often found in pitcher size only; (as seen in examples of the 10-diamond mold) . This is a rare investment opportunity. These are not easily, if ever, found . No doubt these rare and superb table ware items will be a wonderful. acquisition to your collection , and will certainly be a worthy investment. When the glass market comes back with a vengeance smart acquisitions like this one will beckon these question's : " Where did you get these? What did you pay ? * Note : On higher-priced items we will consider payment arrangements based upon one's credit and good standing . Price $35,000.00
Free blown amber footed bowl A Stoddard N.H. Product 1860 to 1870
Free Blown amber footed bowl attributed to one of the Stoddard Glass works 5" inches tall 6" 3/4 inches round.
Crude amber glass,with a rounded bowl,a sheared rim,with an applied foot and a blow pipe pontil: C. 1860 to 1870
Found in Mint Condition, in an old New Hampshire collection. This bowl was sold 4 years ago for $2000.00 at a Pappas Auction of Connecticut as a product of one of the Stoddard glass factory's. Price: $1800.00
Crude amber glass,with a rounded bowl,a sheared rim,with an applied foot and a blow pipe pontil: C. 1860 to 1870
Found in Mint Condition, in an old New Hampshire collection. This bowl was sold 4 years ago for $2000.00 at a Pappas Auction of Connecticut as a product of one of the Stoddard glass factory's. Price: $1800.00
Early New England Glob bottle 1755 to 1770
Early New England Glob bottle , olive amber , great character , great form . The collar style indicates that the Bottle was probably blown c. 1750’s -70’s. This is likely a period bottle from the Germantown Glass Works, in Massachusetts!! Where ever it was made it is a killer example and just a tad different to spice up a nice grouping ! Price : $3200.00 or Best offer
unique pattern molded globular bottle C.1774 - 1828, Ex. Gardner , Douglas collections , Minneapolis Museum deaccession :
C.1774 - 1828, Important 24 vertical rib Globular bottle possibly colonial Maryland,or Pennsylvania , possibly Midwest stunning mint condition. Beautiful mirrored jet black with ribs in high relief , best possible impression continuing under the bottle , heavy high point on each rib:, high gloss black, deep red amethyst , applied collar, open pontil :unique , we known of no other example in amethyst .
Price : $8500.00
Price : $8500.00
Four Early Midwestern Pieces for one price
Very rare kramer globular bottle turned into pitcher , blue green aqua having a yellow olive applied handle 1798 to 1800. A large Ohio Club bottle 1816 to 1825 , pattern molded with 24 ribs. , A rare globular bottle with lower panels and swirled ribbing and a small deep aqua Midwestern pan. The bi-colored glob pitcher is a one of a kind , we know of one in aqua presently in a private collection. Price $2200.00
Boston & Sandwich paper weight, c 1870-80,
A stunning gathering of White Cherie's with leaves ,and a smaller fruit which looks to be cranberry. The glass sphere is wrapped in a web of latticino design . It has a polished pontil ,and is possibly the hand of renowned artison gaffer Nicolas Lutz . Price $750.00
Unbelievable Colonial American snuff bottle
Deep forest yellow green, laden with hundreds of seed bubbles , still retaining its original luster and high gloss surfaces , this snuff is a must have . What really is the kicker is that 35 years ago the snuff was found in the forest near Jackson NJ, Neil Yaccarino was mushroom hunting with his brother when they came across artifacts near a colonial stone structure. They went back and dug the snuff in layer of sand buried near the surface . The bottle has not been for sale these years , so it’s hard not to feel guilt selling it after chasing it so long, not the first time ! Truly a great example! Price $850.00
3” h, Lemon citron Creamer Mantua Ohio Glass Works 1822 to 1829
This creamer has a bucket shaped body with applied threading , applied medial ridge handle and a pontil scar : Likely a product of the Mantua , Ohio, glass works of David Ladd and Jonathan Tinker. It is in mint condition. One of rarest examples we know of in regard to color , form and condition. It is a gem !!! Ex Dave Ellis, ex Stradlings.
$ 14,000.00 or best offer
$ 14,000.00 or best offer
