Click here for a listing of our upcoming auctions On Line Absentee Form		Session #4 Sunday, November 11, 2007 (Sale begins at 10:00 a.m. with Lot #2001) Lots #2101 - #2200 Lee/Rose Nos. 158 - 263 Auction Terms Click on this link to return to the November 9 - 11 Main Page. Links to the other online catalog sessions, Catalog Terms and Terms of Sale, etc. can be found there. Lot 2101 - LEE/ROSE NO. 158 , colorless, 34 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 9/16" d. Well above average with two lightly tipped scallops and several others very lightly tipped. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Bilane, p. 10. Elsholz, lot #728. Provenance: E. R. Eller, 7/75, $45. Ex-coll: Mr. & Mrs. Leon Neefe. Lot 2102 - LEE/ROSE NO. 159 , colorless, 34 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 9/16" d. Proof except for a flake to table ring, slight underfill to four scallops, shoulder die break. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Bilane, p. 10. Elsholz, lot #731. Innes, pl. 312. Provenance: James H. Rose, 2/68, $50. Lot 2103 - LEE/ROSE NO. 159-B , strong pink-lavender tint, slightly cloudy, plain rope rim, top only. Extremely rare, only two recorded. Midwestern. 2 15/16" d. Proof with light under-rim and table ring mold roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Bilane, p. 10. Elsholz, lot #733. Note that lot #730 and #733 are switched in the catalog illustration. Provenance: E. R. Eller, 7/75, $20. Lot 2104 - LEE/ROSE NO. 161 , colorless, 34 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Rim chip causing the loss of three scallops, otherwise only a few flakes. Estimate: $75 - $125. Provenance: Arman Absentee Auctions, 10/1/86, lot #373, $195. Ex-coll: Dr. Grace O. Doane. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. It is not illustrated in AGCP. Rose noted "This is one of the rarest plates known. We can locate but two specimens and one of these (the example offered here) is badly damaged." The other recorded example of this plate, from the Marble collection, was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #700) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2105 - LEE/ROSE NO. 161-A , colorless, slightly cloudy, plain rope rim, top only. Extremely rare, Rose noted "probably not over a dozen examples known." Midwestern. 3" d. Above average, very light edge flake, shallow under-rim chip and mold roughness, partial loss of one foot. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Elsholz, lot #735. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 177, fig. 68, "100 Best" clear. Provenance: James H. Rose, 6/69, $60. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #699) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2106 - LEE/ROSE NO. 163 , light green, 34 scallops with radial lines beneath. Very rare. Midwestern. 3 1/4" d. Virtually proof having only a very minor top-rim flake, a minute scallop flake, and a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Elsholz, lot #739. Provenance: Guernsey, 10/69. Lot 2107 - LEE/ROSE NO. 163-A , bottle green, 10-scallop rope rim, top and bottom. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 7/16" d. Virtually proof having only a small shallow under-rim chip and some light mold roughness. Estimate: $1,500 - $2,500. Reference: McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 176, fig. 60, "100 Best" clear, "1 known at present." Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 5/2/03, lot #85, $3,300. Ex-coll: Robert W. King. Harmer Rooke Galleries, 12/15/88, $740. Note: This plate was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. This seems to be a somewhat darker color than the example from the Bilane collection which sold through our galleries in 2004. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 36, #559) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" colored list. Lot 2108 - LEE/ROSE NO. 166 , colorless, 34 bull's-eye rim. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 9/16" d. Near proof, one scallop very lightly tipped and another with a tiny top-rim flake, otherwise only some flaking and roughness to a partial heavy under-rim fin. Estimate: $500 - $800. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 4/30/04, lot #110, $660. Ex-coll: John E. Bilane. Kermit Hathaway, 2/85, $205. Note: We could find no additional sales record for this plate and Mrs. Powell recorded no other examples offered for sale. This plate was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #708) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2109 - LEE/ROSE NO. 167 , colorless, 34 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 9/16" d. Near proof having only two very lightly tipped scallops and some light top-rim flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $500 - $800. Reference: Elsholz, lot #742. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. Mrs. Powell recorded only two examples offered for sale, one of which sold to Elsholz. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #709) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2110 - LEE/ROSE NO. 167-A , colorless, ten-scallop rope rim, top and bottom. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 1/4" d. Proof except for a minute under-rim flake and open bubble. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Elsholz, lot #742. Provenance: James H. Rose, 6/69, $100. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #710) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2111 - LEE/ROSE NO. 167-B , colorless, plain rope rim, top only. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3" d. Proof except for a minute edge flake and a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Elsholz, lot #744. Provenance: Abraham & May, 2/69, $40. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #711) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2112 - LEE/ROSE NO. 168-X-1 , colorless, variation with tiny circle in center, ten-scallop rope rim, top and bottom. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 5/16" d. Proof. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Bilane, p. 11. Elsholz, lot #745, this being the actual example. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 4/30/04, lot #113, $357. Ex-coll: John E. Bilane. Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 5/5/87, lot #745, $175. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholz. James H. Rose, 5/4/64. Note: An example of the non-variant version of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #712) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2113 - LEE/ROSE NO. 169 , colorless, 34 bull's-eye scallops. Rare. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Near proof, one scallop tip with an open bubble, three scallops very lightly tipped, one with loss of bull's-eye, slight underfill. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 11. Provenance: James H. Rose, 5/70, $15. Lot 2114 - LEE/ROSE NO. 171 , brilliant amethyst, 34 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare, only six recorded. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Near proof, slight underfill affecting seven scallops, top rim with one light spall and several very minor flakes. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Elsholz, lot #224. Innes, dust jacket and color pl. 6. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 5/2/03, lot #88, $1,400. Ex-coll: Robert W. King. Early Auction Co., 7/3/83. Ex-coll: Dr. Grace O. Doane. Note: An important and beautiful plate with impeccable provenance and in great condition. Innes selected Mr. Elsholz's example for the dust jacket illustration of his classic Pittsburgh volume. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 36, #560) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" colored list. Lot 2115 - LEE/ROSE NO. 174 , opaque white with a hint of opalescence at rim edge, ten-scallop rope rim, top and bottom. Very rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 5/8" d. Proof. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Parallels B & K I, fig. 1357. Elsholz, lot #862. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 36, #561) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" colored list. Lot 2116 - LEE/ROSE NO. 174 , fiery opal opaque, ten-scallop rope rim, top and bottom. Very rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 5/8" d. Proof. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Bilane, p. 11. Parallels B & K I, fig. 1357. Provenance: Maine, 1973, $55. Lot 2117 - LEE/ROSE NO. 176 , colorless, 34 bull's-eye scallops. Very rare. Midwestern. 3 9/16" d. Near proof, several lightly tipped and several very lightly tipped scallops, two light top-rim flakes, and a hint of underfill. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 11. Provenance: James H. Rose, 5/70, $18. Note: Rose noted "Proof or even good specimens of these bull's-eye rims are hard to find." This plate was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. Lot 2118 - LEE/ROSE NO. 178 , colorless, ten-scallop rope rim, top and bottom, resting on 12 protruding feet. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 7/16" d. Proof except for the loss of one foot. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Bilane, p. 11. Elsholz, lot #866. Provenance: Arman Absentee Auctions, 4/19/89, lot #138, $605. Ex-coll: Yaeger Family. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #715) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list where he noted that it is extremely rare. Lot 2119 - LEE/ROSE NO. 178-A , colorless, plain rope rim, top only, resting on 12 protruding feet. Very rare. Midwestern. 3 1/8" d. Proof except for a 1/8" open bubble on rim. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Bilane, p. 11, "Some of the feet are often missing". Elsholz, lot #867. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #716) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list where he noted that it is now very rare. Lot 2120 - LEE/ROSE NO. 178-B , dull cobalt blue, 36 even scallops, resting on 12 protruding feet. Unique. Midwestern. 3 1/4" d. Poor condition with 2" loss to rim. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 2121 - LEE/ROSE NO. 179 , colorless, ten-scallop rope rim, top and bottom. Rare. Philadelphia area. 3 7/16" d. Proof. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #870. Provenance: Guernsey, 10/69. Lot 2122 - LEE/ROSE NO. 179 , brilliant deep amethyst, ten-scallop rope rim, top and bottom. Extremely rare. Philadelphia area. 3 7/16" d. Proof except for a hint of mold roughness under rim. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Reference: Parallels Elsholz, lot #226. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 5/2/03, lot #95, $3,300. Ex-coll: Robert W. King. Arman Absentee Auctions, 11/20/85, lot #52, $660. Ex-coll: Larry Gray Fair and Elry M. Groves. David and Linda Arman. Ex-coll: Caleb C. Ewing. Note: An important plate with great provenance and in the best possible condition. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 36, #549) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" colored list. Lot 2123 - LEE/ROSE NO. 181 , colorless, 40 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 1/4" d. Outstanding condition for this plate having only the loss of one scallop/bull's-eye and a single lightly tipped scallop. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Bilane, p. 12. Provenance: Florence Orr Nice, 1975, $125. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired an example. AGCP recorded only Marble's "badly battered" specimen which is lacking seven scallops. Bilane recorded another example with a "three scallop chip" in the Parker sale to Wood to Duckworth. Mrs. Powell recorded only this single example offered for sale. The example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #717) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. At that time it was still the only known example. Lot 2124 - LEE/ROSE NO. 181-A , colorless, 48 even scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 3/16" d. Outstanding condition for this plate having only two tipped scallops and another very lightly tipped scallop, partial fin with minute flake. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Bilane, p. 12. Elsholz, lot #872. Provenance: James H. Rose, 6/69, $35. Note: Rose noted "As usual throughout this group, proof specimens are next to impossible to obtain." Lot 2125 - LEE/ROSE NO. 182 , colorless, 40 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 3/16" d. Loss of one scallop/bull's-eye along with light flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #873. Provenance: Richard H. Wood, 8/69, $45. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #718) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2126 - LEE/ROSE NO. 182-A , colorless, 48 even scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 1/8" d. Near proof for this plate having only two lightly tipped scallops and a minute top-rim flake. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Bilane, p. 12. Provenance: Arman Absentee Auctions, 2/4/87, lot #372, $357. Ex-coll: Dr. Grace O. Doane. Note: This plate was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #719) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2127 - LEE/ROSE NO. 183 , colorless, 36 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Loss of one scallop/bull's-eye, another bull's-eye and one foot, shallow rim spall, several lightly tipped scallops. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #874. Provenance: James H. Rose, 11/69, $50. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #725) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2128 - LEE/ROSE NO. 183-A , colorless, 24 scallops with single point between. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 3/8" d. Outstanding condition for this plate, one scallop and several points tipped, several others lightly tipped and a few minor top-rim flakes. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Elsholz, lot #875. Provenance: James H. Rose, 6/69, $55. Note: Rose noted "Practically all specimens are at best slightly rough." An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #726) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2129 - LEE/ROSE NO. 183-B , colorless, slightly cloudy, octagonal with seven even scallops between corners. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Loss of most of five scallops, several others lightly tipped, one minor rim spall and several top-rim flakes. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #876. Provenance: Abraham & May, 8/75, $100. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #727) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2130 - LEE/ROSE NO. 183-B , brilliant deep blue, octagonal with seven even scallops between corners. Extremely rare, AGCP records "A set of six (one broken into many pieces) constitutes all the known colored examples. They were found in Pittsburgh in 1941." Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Remarkable virtually proof condition having only a very light under-rim flake and a few minute top-rim nicks. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Reference: Elsholz, lot #876, this being the actual example. Provenance: Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 12/9/86, lot #227, $900. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholz. James H. Rose, 8/31/67, $500. Ex-coll: James P. McGowan. Note: An important and beautiful plate with impeccable provenance and in the best possible condition. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 36, #563) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" colored list. Lot 2131 - LEE/ROSE NO. 184-A , colorless, very slightly cloudy, 24 scallops with single point between. Very rare. Midwestern. 3 3/8" d. Excellent condition for this plate, loss of one point due to an open bubble, another point tipped, some light flaking/mold roughness, small underfill affecting one scallop and point. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1046. Innes, pl. 315. Provenance: Guernsey, 10/69. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #723) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2132 - LEE/ROSE NO. 184-B , colorless with a light green tint, octagonal with seven even scallops between corners. Rare. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Above average with the partial loss of three scallops and several others lightly tipped, loss of two feet. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Guernsey, 10/69. Lot 2133 - LEE/ROSE NO. 187 , colorless, 40 bull's-eye scallops. Rare. Midwestern. 3 7/16" d. Near proof having only a few lightly tipped scallops and two very minor top-rim flakes. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1049. Provenance: Abraham & May, 3/69, $40. Lot 2134 - LEE/ROSE NO. 188 , colorless with lavender tint, 40 bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Near proof, two very small top-rim spalls, some very minor flaking/mold roughness, and partial loss of one under-rim bull's-eye. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1051. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 177, fig. 65, "100 Best" clear. Provenance: Cincinnati, 1973, $85. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #735) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2135 - LEE/ROSE NO. 190 , colorless, 33 even bull's-eye scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3" d. Outstanding condition for this plate having only one very lightly tipped scallop, loss of one under-rim bull's-eye, and a slight underfill which affects about a third of the rim. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1053. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 177, fig. 67, "100 Best" clear, "7 specimens known at present." Innes, pl. 318. Provenance: James H. Rose, 6/69, $125. Ex-coll: Mrs. John J. Grossman. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #720) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2136 - LEE/ROSE NO. 191-A , colorless, 48 even bull's-eye scallops. Unique. Midwestern. 3 1/8" d. Virtually proof having only a few extremely lightly tipped scallops and several minute top-rim flakes. Estimate: $400 - $600. Provenance: Arman Absentee Auctions, 11/4/87, lot #517, $220. Ex-coll: Barry Curcio & Stanley Wojtecki. David & Linda Arman, 10/31/84, lot #392, $210. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. An example is not illustrated in AGCP. Additionally it was not represented in the Elsholz collection and Mrs. Powell recorded only this single example offered for sale. Lot 2137 - LEE/ROSE NO. 191-B , deep blue, 44 even scallops. Extremely rare, AGCP recorded only seven specimens. Probably Midwestern. 3" d. Well above average having one small rim spall, six lightly tipped scallops, and minor mold roughness. Estimate: $150 - $250. Reference: Bilane, p. 12. Elsholz, lot #228. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 10/14/97, lot #405, $187. Lot 2138 - LEE/ROSE NO. 191-D , unrecorded light green, 52 even scallops. Unknown rarity, possibly unique. Probably Midwestern. 3" d. Average condition with the loss of one scallop, partial loss of six others, and light top-rim flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $150 - $250. Provenance: Abraham & May, 9/72, $150. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. AGCP did record a single light green #191-E with 53 even scallops in the Morrill collection. Lot 2139 - LEE/ROSE NO. 194 , light green, octagonal with seven even scallops between corners, egg in each corner scallop. Common. Probably Midwestern. 3" d. Average condition with a top-rim spall and the loss of several scallops, all corners intact. Estimate: $50 - $75. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold which would seem to indicate that it is much rarer than indicated in AGCP. Lot 2140 - LEE/ROSE NO. 197-C , violet blue, 44 even scallops. Rare. Midwestern, probably Pittsburgh. 3 1/4" d. Proof except for two minute top-rim flakes. Estimate: $400 - $600. Reference: Bilane, p. 12. Provenance: Glassworks, 1994, not verified. Lot 2141 - LEE/ROSE NO. 200 , colorless, 96 sawtooth scallops, tiny dot in center of cavetto. Very rare (see note). Midwestern. 3 1/8" d. About average for this plate, several rim chips, each causing the loss of several scallops, along with some other scallop losses and tipping. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 10/14/97, lot #417, $77. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired an example. Mrs. Powell recorded only this single example offered for sale. These factors would seem to indicate that it is much rarer than stated in AGCP. Lot 2142 - LEE/ROSE NO. 207 , colorless, 22 even scallops (without dots) with single point between. Rare. Probably Midwestern. 3" d. Well above average with a tipped scallop and two points and another scallop lightly tipped. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 13. Provenance: James H. Rose, 9/68, $18. Note: This plate was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. Rose noted "Proof specimens are practically unobtainable." Lot 2143 - LEE/ROSE NO. 210-A-X , colorless, variant with 56 even scallops. Extremely rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 9/16" d. Excellent condition for this plate having the loss of two scallops and partial loss of another, otherwise only very light mold roughness. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Bilane, p. 13. Elsholz, lot #1067. Provenance: Arman Absentee Auctions, 7/9/86, lot #354, $185, miscataloged as L/R No. 210. Note: Except for the Elsholz example, this plate is in the best condition of all specimens located. I strongly suspect that AGCP is not correct in recording Lee/Rose No. 210 with 55 scallops. Bilane's variant (this plate) is most likely the actual Lee/Rose No. 210. Lot 2144 - LEE/ROSE NO. 211 , colorless, 60 even scallops. Extremely rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 5/8" d. Proof except for very minor under-rim mold roughness and an underfill affecting seven scallops. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1068. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 175, fig. 44, "100 Best" clear. Spillman, fig. 381. Innes, pl. 315. Provenance: James H. Rose, 5/70, $35. Ex-coll: Mrs. John J. Grossman. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #730) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2145 - LEE/ROSE NO. 212 , colorless, 60 even scallops. Extremely rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 5/8" d. Near proof having only three lightly tipped scallops and some light under-rim and table ring mold roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1323. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 175, fig. 42, "100 Best" clear. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 10/14/97, lot #404, $165. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #731) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2146 - LEE/ROSE NO. 212-A , colorless, 56 even scallops. Extremely rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 9/16" d. Near proof having only four lightly tipped scallops and some minor flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $500 - $800. Reference: Bilane, p. 13. Elsholz, lot #1069, this being the actual example. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 7/17/01, lot #16, $950. Ex-coll: Eugenie Philbrick. Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 5/6/87, lot #1069, $600. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholz. Richard H. Wood, 6/3/75. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was not illustrated in AGCP and Bilane recorded only two specimens - Cannon to Rose and Wood to Marble. Mrs. Powell recorded only this single example offered for sale. Marble's example was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #732) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2147 - LEE/ROSE NO. 213 , colorless, very thick, 59 even scallops. Extremely rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 5/8" d. Poor condition but better than Marble's example illustrated in AGCP. Loss of several scallops and most others with partial loss or tipping, roughness to table ring. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Bilane, p. 13. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 4/30/04, lot #148, $357. Ex-coll: John E. Bilane. James H. Rose, 4/68, $60. Note: This is the only example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. Mrs. Powell did not record another specimen offered for sale. Marble's example was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #733) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. At that time it was thought to be unique. Lot 2148 - LEE/ROSE NO. 214-A , colorless, 56 even scallops. Extremely rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 5/8" d. Fair condition but better than Marble's example illustrated in AGCP. Loss of five scallops and seven others with partial loss or tipping, chipping/roughness to table ring. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 10/14/97, lot #412, $27. Note: This plate was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. It was also not represented in the Bilane collection. Mrs. Powell only recorded two examples offered for sale. Lot 2149 - LEE/ROSE NO. 214-B , colorless, 20 scallops with single smaller one between. Rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 11/16" d. Well above average, one large and two small scallops tipped, otherwise only a few minor top-rim flakes. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1070, this being the actual example. Provenance: Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 5/6/87, lot #1070, $150. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholz. Dorothy B. Neal, 6/30/75. Ex-coll: Mr. & Mrs. Leon Neefe. Lot 2150 - LEE/ROSE NO. 215 , colorless, 60 even scallops. Extremely rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 5/8" d. Well above average having only the partial loss of two scallops and several others very lightly tipped. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1071. Innes, pl. 311. Provenance: Abraham & May, 2/69, $45. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #734) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2151 - LEE/ROSE NO. 215-A , colorless, 56 even scallops. Extremely rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 5/8" d. Fair condition, loss of two scallops, partial loss of seven others, along with light tipping, under-rim spall, and mold roughness. Estimate: $150 - $250. Reference: Bilane, p. 13. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 10/14/97, lot #403, $308. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. It is not illustrated in AGCP nor represented in the Marble collection. Mrs. Powell recorded only this single example offered for sale. Lot 2152 - LEE/ROSE NO. 216 , blue, 54 even scallops. Extremely rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 5/8" d. Above average with the partial loss of one scallop and three others lightly tipped, otherwise only some light top-rim mold roughness. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Reference: Elsholz, lot #231. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 184, fig. 62, "100 Best" colored. Parallels Spillman, fig. 382. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 6/10/97, lot #41, $1,430. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 36, #564) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" colored list. Lot 2153 - LEE/ROSE NO. 216-C , light opalescent, plain rim. Very rare. Ft. Pitt Glass Works. 3 5/8" d. Near proof having only a minor top-rim flake and some very light mold roughness. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1073, this being the actual example. Provenance: Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 5/6/87, lot #1073, $200. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholz. James H. Rose, 8/31/67. Ex-coll: George C. Cannon. Lot 2154 - LEE/ROSE NO. 220 , colorless, plain rope rim, top only. Rare (see note). Uncertain origin. 3 1/2" d. Virtually proof having only normal under-rim mold roughness and a very minor spot of rim underfill. Estimate: $150 - $250. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1074. Provenance: James H. Rose, 6/69, $25. Note: This plate seems to be much rarer than noted in AGCP. We have only sold one other example, that being in the Wolf collection in 1999. Lot 2155 - LEE/ROSE NO. 221 , colorless, plain rope rim, top and bottom. Extremely rare. Probably Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Proof except for a few minute nicks on rim edge and a hint of mold roughness under base. Estimate: $1,500 - $2,500. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1075, this being the actual example. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 177, fig. 66, "100 Best" clear, "2 specimens known at present." Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 5/2/03, lot #114, $2,640. Ex-coll: Robert W. King. Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 5/6/87, lot #1075, $1,000. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholtz. Abraham & May, 9/18/64. Ex-coll: Frances Clemson Cross. Note: The best possible example of an important plate with impeccable provenance. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 38, #621) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2156 - LEE/ROSE NO. 222 , colorless with a hint of cloudiness, plain rope rim, top and bottom. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Proof. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Bilane, p. 14. Parallels Elsholz, lot #1076. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 178, fig. 83, "100 Best" clear. . Note: Bilane reports that this plate is rarer than Lee/Rose No. 221. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #676) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2157 - LEE/ROSE NO. 222 , colorless with all-over frosted/cloudy surface, plain rope rim, top and bottom. Probably unique. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Near proof having only a single top-rim and under-rim flake, neither of which affects the profile. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Bilane, p. 14, records this example only. Elsholz, lot #1076, this being the actual example. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 178, fig. 83, "100 Best" clear. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 5/2/03, lot #115, $1,650. Ex-coll: Robert W. King. Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 5/6/87, lot #1076, $1,000. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholz. Abraham & May, 6/25/68. Ex-coll: Alfred Marks. Note: An important plate with impeccable provenance and in top condition. A colorless example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #676) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2158 - LEE/ROSE NO. 224 , colorless, slightly cloudy, plain rope rim, top and bottom. Extremely rare. Unknown origin. 3 1/2" d. Proof with a minute bruise and open bubble under rim. Estimate: $500 - $800. Reference: Bilane, p. 14. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 4/30/04, lot #154, $660. Ex-coll: John E. Bilane. James H. Rose, 5/70, $75. Note: This is the only example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. Mrs. Powell recorded only this example offered for sale. Rose's extensive notes on accompanying envelope includes "To the best of my knowledge only one other, Marble's, is known." Lot 2159 - LEE/ROSE NO. 225 , colorless, 72 even scallops. Rare. Philadelphia area, probably Union Glass Works. 3 3/8" d. Well above average having several tipped scallops and several others lightly tipped. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: James H. Rose, 6/69, $20. Note: This entire series seems to be rarer than indicated in AGCP. Elsholz wanted one or two examples of this series but never acquired a specimen. Lot 2160 - LEE/ROSE NO. 225-B , colorless, nine pairs of large scallops with four smaller between, dot in center of cavetto. Very rare. Philadelphia area, probably Union Glass Works. 3 7/16" d. Near proof having only one lightly tipped large scallop and a hint of under-rim mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 14. Provenance: Richard H. Wood, 6/69, $27. Lot 2161 - LEE/ROSE NO. 225-C , colorless, 18 large scallops with a small scallop and two points between. Rare. Philadelphia area, probably Union Glass Works. 3 1/2" d. Proof except for a single under-rim flake. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 14, "Usually rough." Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 10/14/97, lot #423, $121. Lot 2162 - LEE/ROSE NO. 226 , medium green, 72 even scallops. Very rare. Philadelphia area. 3 3/8" d. Two chips causing the loss of four scallops, partial loss of two other scallops, two very light top-rim spalls. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Arman Absentee Auctions, 1/15/86, lot #273, $150. Ex-coll: Caleb C. Ewing. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. Lot 2163 - LEE/ROSE NO. 226-C , medium green, 18 large scallops with a smaller scallop and two points between. Very rare. Philadelphia area. 3 1/2" d. Average condition with the loss of one large scallop and one small scallop, several others lightly tipped, some under-rim flaking, partial fin. Estimate: $100 - $150. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 7/17/01, lot #20, $1,008. Ex-coll: Eugenie Philbrick. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. Lot 2164 - LEE/ROSE NO. 227-B , brilliant deep green, nine pairs of large scallops with four smaller between. Extremely rare. Philadelphia area, probably Union Glass Works. 3 7/16" d. Near proof having only one tipped and another lightly tipped small scallop, otherwise only some normal under-rim flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $3,000 - $5,000. Reference: Elsholz, lot #229, which was exhibited at the Henry Ford Museum in 1960. Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 9/24/05, lot #1529, front cover. Provenance: Arman Absentee Auctions, 11/20/85, lot #54, $1,650. Ex-coll: Larry Gray Fair & Elry M. Groves. David & Linda Arman. Ex-coll: Caleb C. Ewing. Ex-coll: Mr. & Mrs. Leon Neefe. Note: An extremely important and beautiful plate with outstanding provenance and in top condition. Nearly all of the known colored plates in this No. 227 series were part of a set discovered in Carlisle, Pa. in the 1940s. Lot 2165 - LEE/ROSE NO. 227-C , colorless, 18 large scallops with a smaller scallop and two points between. Unlisted in AGCP, Bilane recorded only two examples. Philadelphia area, probably Union Glass Works. 3 1/2" d. Rim underfill and open bubble affecting three adjoining large scallops, additional loss of two points and one small scallop, otherwise very clean. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Bilane, p. 14. Provenance: E. R. Eller, 7/75, $27. Ex-coll: Mr. & Mrs. Leon Neefe. Note: This is the first example of this important plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. It is also not illustrated in AGCP. Bilane recorded only this example and one additional "in bad condition" in the Parker sale to Rose to Marble. Marble's example was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 38, #636) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2166 - LEE/ROSE NO. 228 , colorless, 12-sided and with 60 scallops. Extremely rare. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 7/16" d. Average condition with the loss of two pairs of scallops, otherwise only three additional lightly tipped scallops. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Parallels B & K I, fig. 1360. Provenance: Arman Absentee Auctions, 2/4/87, lot #384, $170. Ex-coll: Dr. Grace O. Doane. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. Mrs. Powell recorded only this single example offered for sale. Lot 2167 - LEE/ROSE NO. 228-A , colorless, 18 large scallops with two small scallops between. Rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 7/16" d. Near proof having only one tipped large scallop and two very lightly tipped small scallops. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1077. B & K I, fig. 1360. Provenance: James H. Rose, 9/68, $20. Lot 2168 - LEE/ROSE NO. 229-A , colorless, 56 even scallops. Rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 5/16" d. Proof. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 14. Elsholz, lot #1078. B & K I, fig. 1362. Provenance: Abraham & May, 3/69, $12. Lot 2169 - LEE/ROSE NO. 229-D-X , colorless, variation with wider cap ring and scallops with flatter arc, 49 even scallops. Unknown rarity. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 7/16" to 3 1/2" d. Proof rim with slight fin, several chips to heavy under-rim fin, small chip to edge of table ring. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 14. Lot 2170 - LEE/ROSE NO. 230 , colorless, 49 even scallops. Very rare. Eastern. 3 3/8" d. Above average with partial loss of three scallops and several others tipped. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1080. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 10/14/97, lot #416, $55. Lot 2171 - LEE/ROSE NO. 231 , colorless, 24 bull's-eye scallops with single point between. Rare. Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Virtually proof having only a hint of mold roughness to a slight fin. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1081. Lot 2172 - LEE/ROSE NO. 232-A , colorless, 12-sided with 60 scallops. Rare, possibly very or extremely rare (see note). Eastern, but uncertain. 3 7/16" d. Loss of one scallop and two others lightly tipped, otherwise only a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Abraham & May, 5/72, $22. Note: This plate seems much rarer than indicated in AGCP. It is the first example that we have sold and Mrs. Powell only recorded two offered for sale. In addition it was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired an example. Lot 2173 - LEE/ROSE NO. 232-B-X , colorless, variant with 49 even scallops. Unknown rarity, Bilane recorded only four examples. Eastern, but uncertain. 3 3/8" d. Loss of one scallop and partial loss of two others, several additional lightly tipped, one chip and roughness to table ring. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 14. Provenance: James H. Rose, 5/70, $35. Lot 2174 - LEE/ROSE NO. 233 , colorless, 24 large beads with single reel between. Rare. Probably Midwestern. 3 1/4" d. Near proof for this rim having only the loss of one point and some minute flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1089. Lot 2175 - LEE/ROSE NO. 240 , colorless, 19 large scallops with single point between. Rare, probably extremely rare (see note). Eastern. 3 1/2" d. Normal poor condition with the loss of numerous scallops, warped rim. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: James H. Rose, 9/68, $10. Note: This plate seems much rarer than indicated in AGCP. It is the first example that we have sold and Mrs. Powell only recorded three offered for sale. In addition it was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired an example. Rose noted in AGCP "We have never seen, nor have we heard of, a proof or even a good example of this plate." Lot 2176 - LEE/ROSE NO. 240 , unrecorded gray blue, 19 large scallops with single point between. Unknown rarity, possibly unique. Eastern. 3 1/2" d. Remarkable condition for this plate, loss of one point and partial loss of another, one very lightly tipped scallop and point, one very minor rim spall, roughness to an under-rim fin. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Services, 2/2/99, lot #32, $715. Note: An extremely important plate. Condition is probably superior to any and all examples regardless of color. Rose noted in AGCP "We have never seen, nor have we heard of, a proof or even a good example (referring to colorless) of this plate." Lot 2177 - LEE/ROSE NO. 240-A , colorless, 60 even scallops. Very rare. Eastern. 3 1/2" d. Near proof having only one scallop with a chip to reverse and bruise to front. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 14. Elsholz, lot #1091. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 177, fig. 76, "100 Best" clear. Provenance: Richard H. Wood, 10/74, $52. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 38, #629) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2178 - LEE/ROSE NO. 240-A , light blue, 60 even scallops. Very rare. Eastern. 3 1/2" d. Virtually proof having only some under-rim flaking/mold roughness and a spall to underside of shoulder which occurred upon removal from mold, rim profile is proof. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Elsholz, lot #374, this being the actual example. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 177, fig. 76, "100 Best" colored. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 5/2/03, lot #123, $2,200. Ex-coll: Robert W. King. Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 12/10/86, lot #374, $700. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholz. James H. Rose, 8/31/67. Ex-coll: James P. McGowan. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 37, #569) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" colored list. Lot 2179 - LEE/ROSE NO. 241 , colorless, 61 even scallops. Unique. Eastern. 3 5/8" d. Poor condition with five rim chips causing the loss of multiple scallops. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Sam Laidacker, 12/73, $12. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 38, #628) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2180 - LEE/ROSE NO. 242-A , peculiar cloudy amber with black impurities, 60 even scallops. Extremely rare. Eastern. 3 1/2" d. Near proof having only a few lightly tipped scallops and a slight underfill. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Reference: Bilane, p. 15. Elsholz, lot #376, this being the actual example. Provenance: Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 12/10/86, lot #376, $850. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholz. Exhibited: Henry Ford Museum, 1960, No. 456. James H. Rose, 12/12/56. Ex-coll: George C. Cannon. Note: An extremely important plate with impeccable provenance and in top condition. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 37, #571) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" colored list. Lot 2181 - LEE/ROSE NO. 242-B , deep blue, slightly cloudy, 61 even scallops. Very or extremely rare. Eastern. 3 9/16" d. Rim chip causing the loss of five scallops along with the loss of two additional scallops. Estimate: $30 - $50. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 12/9/97, lot #263, $165. Lot 2182 - LEE/ROSE NO. 242-B , medium blue, 61 even scallops. Very rare. Eastern. 3 9/16" d. Rim chips causing considerable scallop loss. Estimate: $30 - $50. Lot 2183 - LEE/ROSE NO. 243-X-1 , colorless, significant unrecorded variant, like No. 243 except without the center quatrefoil, entire cavetto is covered with the circle and star design, 19 large scallops with single point between. Extremely rare. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 1/2" d. Near proof, one point tipped and another very lightly tipped, slight rim underfill, otherwise only minor under-rim flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $150 - $250. Reference: Green Valley Auctions, 4/30/04, Bilane Collection, lot #170. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 9/26/04, lot #1080, $137. Ex-coll: John E. Bilane. Kermit Hathaway, 11/86. Note: The only previous illustrations of this plate are in our April 30 and September 26, 2004 auction catalogs, parts 1and 2 of the Bilane collection. Mr. Bilane discovered three examples of this plate; his notes indicated that he knew of only seven examples. Lot 2184 - LEE/ROSE NO. 243-C , colorless, 46 even scallops. Unique in AGCP, now extremely rare. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 5/8" d. Loss of one scallop and partial loss of two others, otherwise only a few minor flakes. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Bilane, p. 15. Note: This is the first example of this plate we have sold. It is not illustrated in AGCP. Mrs. Powell recorded only this single example offered for sale. Bilane recorded a second example. Due to the lack of provenance for this plate, it is not possible to determine if this represents a third example. Lot 2185 - LEE/ROSE NO. 245 , violet blue, 12-sided with 81 scallops. Very rare. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 7/16" d. Partial loss of four scallops and numerous others tipped, top-rim with several small spalls and some light flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $300 - $500. Provenance: Robert C. Eldred Co., Inc., 4/4/87, $358. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 37, #573) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" colored list. Lot 2186 - LEE/ROSE NO. 246 , opalescent, 12-sided with 81 scallops. Very rare. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 7/16" d. Loss of several scallops and numerous partial loss or tipping to others, top-rim with two very small spalls and some light flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 15. Elsholz, lot #1097. Parallels Spillman, fig. 388. Provenance: Robert C. Eldred Co., Inc., 4/4/87, $187. Lot 2187 - LEE/ROSE NO. 247 , medium green with thin deep amber streak and two whisps, 12-sided with 60 even scallops. Very rare, possibly extremely rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 7/16" d. Near proof having only the partial loss of one scallop and another very lightly tipped. Estimate: $1,500 - $2,500. Reference: Elsholz, lots #378 and #379. B & K I, fig. 1366. McKearin Am. Glass, pl. 184, fig. 56, "100 Best" colored. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 5/2/03, lot #127, $2,200. Ex-coll: Robert W. King. Arman Absentee Auctions, 11/20/85, lot #60, $825. Ex-coll: Larry Gray Fair and Elry M. Groves. David and Linda Arman. Ex-coll: Caleb C. Ewing. Note: A beautiful plate with impeccable provenance and in top condition. Lot 2188 - LEE/ROSE NO. 248 , electric blue with light amber streaks, 12-sided with 60 even scallops. Unrecorded in AGCP, Bilane recorded only one example. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 3/8" d. Amazingly proof with only a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $1,500 - $2,500. Reference: Bilane, p. 15. Provenance: Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 5/2/03, lot #128, $2,310. Ex-coll: Robert W. King. Albany Auction Gallery, 8/23/92, $900. Ex-coll: Emmelyn Tompkins. Note: An extremely important plate in the best possible condition. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. No other illustrations or sales records located. Lot 2189 - LEE/ROSE NO. 249 , colorless with all-over silver nitrate/amber staining of unsubstantiated association, 12-sided with 72 scallops, slightly larger diameter. Unrecorded, possibly unique. Uncertain origin. 3 3/4" d. Near proof having only two tipped scallops and another very lightly tipped, otherwise only a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 2190 - LEE/ROSE NO. 251 , colorless with dark greenish black impurities, 63 even scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern. 3 13/16" d. Near proof having only two tipped scallops and another very lightly tipped, otherwise only a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $150 - $250. Reference: Elsholz, lot #1100, this being the actual example. Provenance: Richard A. Bourne Co., Inc., 5/6/87, lot #1100, $200. Ex-coll: William J. Elsholz. James H. Rose, 3/28/68. Ex-coll: Louise S. Esterly. Ex-coll: Mrs. Harry S. High. Note: An example of this plate from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 39, #728) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list. Lot 2191 - LEE/ROSE NO. 252 , strong aquamarine with an area of amber, nine large serrated scallops with large scallop between. Unrecorded, probably extremely rare. Probably Midwestern. 3 5/8" d. Rim chip causing the loss of four adjacent small scallops, small rim spall and minor mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Arman Absentee Auctions, 2/4/87, lot #394, $30. Ex-coll: Dr. Grace O. Doane. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired an example. Lot 2192 - LEE/ROSE NO. 253 , opalescent tint, eight large serrated scallops with single point between. Very rare. Probably Midwestern. 3 9/16" d. Above average with several lightly tipped scallops, two very light small spalls, and minor mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 15. Elsholz, lot #1011. Provenance: James H. Rose, 6/69, $45. Lot 2193 - LEE/ROSE NO. 253 , blue green, eight large serrated scallops with single point between. Scarce. Probably Midwestern. 3 9/16" d. Average condition with partial loss of several scallops, light tipping and mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Elsholz, lot #380. Provenance: Guernsey, 10/69. Lot 2194 - LEE/ROSE NO. 258 , deep clambroth with slight opalescence, 76 even scallops. Unrecorded, probably very or extremely rare. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 3/8" d. Above average with the partial loss of one scallop and another tipped, 1/4" surface annealing line off rim which occurred during manufacturing. Estimate: $200 - $300. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 12/9/97, lot #261, $55. Color misidentified. Lot 2195 - LEE/ROSE NO. 258-A , colorless, 48 even scallops. Very rare. Probably Midwestern. 3 1/2" d. Average condition with the loss of one scallop and partial loss of two others. Estimate: $30 - $50. Reference: Bilane, p. 16. Elsholz, lot #1151. Lot 2196 - LEE/ROSE NO. 261 , colorless, 28 scallops with single point between. Unique in AGCP, now extremely rare (see note). Eastern. 3 3/8" d. Excellent condition, one tipped scallop and two points along with several others of each lightly tipped. Estimate: $500 - $800. Reference: Bilane, p. 16, records one additional example. Note: This is the first example of this plate that we have sold. It was on Elsholz's want list but he never acquired a specimen. An example from the Marble collection was included in the 1954 Corning exhibit (case 38, #625) and included by Rose in his new "100 Best" clear list where he stated "only three of four known specimens." Lot 2197 - LEE/ROSE NO. 262 , grayish blue, 66 even scallops. Rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 5/16" d. Well above average, one scallop lightly tipped, three very light top-rim spalls, otherwise only some minor top-rim flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Elsholz, lot #382. B & K I, fig. 1371. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 3/11/97, lot #317, $198. Ex-coll: Caleb C. Ewing. Lot 2198 - LEE/ROSE NO. 262 , dark milky translucent sapphire blue, 66 even scallops. Unknown rarity, probably rare or very rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 5/16" d. Average condition, loss of one scallop, partial loss of several others and some others tipped, very light top-rim flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Bilane, p. 16. Parallels B & K I, fig. 1371. Provenance: Collector's Sales & Service, 12/9/97, lot #260, $143. Lot 2199 - LEE/ROSE NO. 262 , dark cobalt blue, 66 even scallops. Scarce. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 5/16" d. Average condition, partial loss of three scallops and several others tipped, 1" rim underfill. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Parallels B & K I, fig. 1371. Provenance: James H. Rose, 6/69, $40. Lot 2200 - LEE/ROSE NO. 263 , olive green, 66 even scallops. Rare. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 3 5/16" d. Near proof having only two tipped scallops, a minor top-rim flake, and a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Provenance: Abraham & May, 3/73, $81.