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Provenance: Collection of Ken Kercheval. THREE FACE/SHELL & TASSEL (Lot #113 - $5,200), extremely rare open compote, square Shell and Tassel bowl having a Three Face high standard, molded in one piece. George Duncan & Sons. 8 1/2" h, 7 1/2" square. Undamaged except for a tiny flake on two foot points. References: Parallels Duncan, p. 59, #2. Parallels Duncan, p. 51, #6. Provenance: Collection of Ken Kercheval. Note: Not previously recorded or illustrated. One of only two known examples. SQUIRREL (Lot #172 - $700), water pitcher, scalloped rim. Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co. 8 3/4" h. Undamaged. Reference: Parallels Measell, fig. 90, text p.79. CHANDELIER (Lot #185 (far right) - $2,500), sugar shaker, ruby, period brass top. 4 3/4" h. Very minor (much less than normal) wear to prisms, two short annealing lines concealed by top. Reference: Parallels Metz II, p. 130. Note: Very rare, this pattern is unrecorded in ruby stain. BIG FISH (Lot #239 - $1,050), bowl, green, scalloped rim. Millersburg Glass Co. 2 1/4" h, 8" d. Undamaged. Reference: Edwards, p. 314. DRAGON & LOTUS (Lot #247 - $2,200), tumbler, ice green. H. Northwood Co. 4 1/4" h. Undamaged. WISTERIA (Lot #281 (far right) - $400), tumbler, ice green. H. Northwood Co. 4 1/4" h. Undamaged. Reference: Edwards, p. 333. HOBBS HOBNAIL/NO.323 DEW DROP (Lot #337 (second from left) - $1,100), syrup, rubina verde opalescent, polished pontil, period lid with patent date. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. 6 3/4" h. Undamaged. Reference: Parallels Heacock/Elmore, figs. 327 and 328. SEAWEED (Lot #396 (third from left) - $1,000), sugar shaker, cranberry, satin finish, period top. 5" h. Tiny surface flake to body. Reference: Heacock/Elmore, fig. 691. Note: Heacock/Elmore indicates Seaweed is "rare with a satin finish." WINDOWS (Lot #407 (third from left) - $1,500), condiment set, blue opalescent, consisting of two shakers with two part tops, mustard pot with two part hinged lid and a bottle with clear blown hollow stopper, all fitted into an unmarked quadruple plate Victorian frame. 9 1/4" h overall. Undamaged. ARABIAN NIGHTS (Lot #414 - $3,000), pitcher, cranberry, colorless applied handle. Possibly Beaumont Glass Co. 9" h. Undamaged, small shear mark near bottom of handle. Reference: Parallels Heacock/Elmore, fig. 260. CHRISTMAS SNOWFLAKE, RIBBED (Lot #438 - $2,400), pitcher, cranberry, colorless applied handle, the interior of the neck reveals a manufacturing open bubble that resulted in a 1/2" area of loss to the cranberry lining, this is cosmetic and does not affect the integrity of the piece. The Northwood Co./Dugan Glass Co. 9" h. Undamaged. Reference: Heacock/Elmore, fig. 310. CHRYSANTHEMUM SWIRL (Lot #444 - $1,000), pitcher, blue. 8 7/8" h. Undamaged. Reference: Parallels Heacock/Elmore, fig. 708. CHRYSANTHEMUM SWIRL VARIANT (Lot #446 (a-b) - $2,800 & $2,300), tankard water pitchers (two), cranberry, colorless applied handle. 10 3/4" h. Sold choice. Undamaged. Reference: Heacock/Elmore, fig. 710. HERRINGBONE (Lot #500 (left) - $5,000), pitcher, cranberry, colorless applied handle, outstanding color depth and opalescence. Possibly Phoenix Glass Co. 9" h. Undamaged. Reference: Heacock/Elmore, fig. 876. OPALINE BROCADE/SPANISH LACE (Lot #533 (right) - $1,800), water pitcher and six tumblers, green, nine panel pitcher. Pitcher 11 1/4" h overall, tumblers 4" h. Three tumblers with rim flakes, one tumbler different shade. Reference: Parallels Heacock/Elmore, fig. 654. OPALINE BROCADE/SPANISH LACE (Lot #534 - $1,900), barber's bottle, cranberry, waisted form. 7 1/2" h. Undamaged. SCOTTISH MOOR (Lot #578 ( left) - $5,300), water pitcher, cranberry, waisted form with applied reeded handle, polished pontil. 8 1/4" h overall. Undamaged. Reference: Parallels Heacock/Elmore, fig. 639. STARS & STRIPES (Lot #588 (third from left) - $4,700), tankard, cranberry, colorless applied handle. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co./Beaumont Glass Co. 8 1/4" h. Undamaged. Reference: Heacock/Elmore, fig. 813. SWIRL (Lot #605 - $4,100), straw jar with cover, blue. 11 1/4" h overall. Normal small flakes on interior rim of cover. Reference: Parallels Heacock/Elmore, fig. 896. NEW ENGLAND AGATA (Lot #770 - $1,050), tumbler, exceptionally strong color and mottling, polished pontil. New England Glass Co. 3 5/8" h. Undamaged. POLKA DOT - BLOWN (Lot #789 - $3,100), set of twelve "No. 269 Lemonade Tumblers, No. 1 Assortment", six various opalescent and six various transparent colors, applied reeded handles, original box and lid with end label. Possibly George Duncan & Sons. Each 2 1/2" h, 10" x 11 1/2" box. One rim flake, some wear and splitting to box. WHEELING DRAPE (Lot #836 (right) - $2,700), water set, cased peachblow type, consisting of a bulbous pitcher and four tumblers, pitcher with applied amber reeded handle and polished pontil. Pitcher 7 1/2" h, tumblers 3 3/4" h. Undamaged. Reference: Parallels Grover, fig. 78. ROYAL FLEMISH (Lot #841 - $2,900), satin finish bulbous jar decorated with pansies, gilt highlights, Tufts quadruple plated frame with tongs. Mt. Washington Glass Co. 10 1/2" h overall. Undamaged. Reference: Parallels Sisk Mt. Washington, p. 192. ROYAL FLEMISH (Lot #842 - $2,100), satin finish bulbous jar decorated with daisies, gilt highlights, Babcock quadruple plated frame with tongs painted gold. Mt. Washington Glass Co. 10" h overall. Undamaged. Reference: Parallels Sisk Mt. Washington, p. 192.