Click here for a listing of our upcoming auctions On Line Absentee Form		Session #3 Saturday, November 10, 2007 (Sale begins at 9:30 a.m. with Lot #1001) Lots #1705 - #1824 Glass (Part 1 of 2) and Lighting - Blown and Pressed 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 1705 - AMERICAN BRILLIANT CUT GLASS KEROSENE BANQUET LAMP, colorless, panels of a hobstar and single stars alternate with vertical band of hobs and a single star on font and lower portion of base, beading fills portion below a large knop, which is topped by a brass screw connector and a swirl-cut glass sleeve, No. 3 fine-line collar. Late 19th/early 20th century. 18 3/4" h, font 6 1/2" dia overall, base 7 5/8" dia. Excellent overall condition, screw connector frozen in place, font not currently plastered to connector. Estimate: $500 - $800. Lot 1706 - IRISH CUT GLASS BOWL ON FOOT, colorless, serrated rim above a complex band of cutting, paneled and ringed standard, and three-step square star-cut base. First half 19th century. 10 1/2" h, 10" dia rim, 6" sq base. Chip to rim and one corner of base, otherwise undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1707 - C. F. MONROE CO. BRILLIANT CUT GLASS FERN BOWL, colorless, original metal rim and liner, cut with hobstars and notched prisms. Early 20th century. 3 3/4" h, 7" dia overall. Undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1708 - IRISH AND AMERICAN CUT GLASS, LOT OF 14 ARTICLES, colorless, including tumblers in sets of five and four, a small covered sugar, a cream jug, two applied handle custard cups, and a wine glass. 19th century. 1 3/4" to 4 1/2" h. One small tumbler and one cup with damage, several tumblers lightly polished, otherwise undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1709 - HAWKES GRAVIC CUT GLASS BOWL, colorless, Iris pattern, scalloped rim, signed on interior center. Early 20th century. 3 1/4" h, 8" dia. Very good overall condition, having a chip to only one scallop and one flake and minor roughness to interior of rim. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1710 - AMERICAN BRILLIANT CUT GLASS BOWLS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, various cuttings, unmarked. Early 20th century. 3 3/4" to 4 3/4" h, 8 to 10" d. Very good overall condition, one smaller example having only one flake to exterior rim, remaining examples with less than normal rim/pattern flakes. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1711 - AMERICAN BRILLIANT CUT GLASS BOWLS, LOT OF FOUR, colorless, various cuttings, unmarked. Early 20th century. 1 3/4" to 2 3/4" h, 7" to 8 3/4" d. Excellent overall condition with much less than normal rim flaking/roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1712 - AMERICAN CUT GLASS POCKET FLASK, colorless, Strawberry and Fan pattern, sterling silver hinged and screw locking cap. Late 19th/early 20th century. 3" x 5 1/4". Undamaged. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1713 - COLORED VICTORIAN GLASS, LOT OF TWO ARTICLES, amberina Daisy & Button ice cream dish, and a cranberry creamer with opaque white threading. Late 19th/early 20th century. 5 3/4" sq and 4 1/2" h. First with a minor flake, second undamaged. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1714 - CONTINENTAL CRANBERRY PORTRAIT VASE, well-done portrait of a young lady with flowers in her hair, worn gilt decoration, cut-scallop rim. Probably Bohemian. Late 19th/early 20th century. 13 1/8" h, 3 3/4" dia rim. Very good overall condition with a single flake to interior of rim. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1715 - CONTINENTAL THREADED GLASS CLARET JUG, colorless, with ornate plated silver mounts, no hallmarks located, applied handle, polished base. First quarter 20th century. 15" h. Undamaged except for a very minor loss to threading. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1716 - POMONA FIRST AND SECOND ETCHING TUMBLERS, LOT OF THREE, Pansy with Butterfly, Cornflower, and Leaf patterns, each with polished pontil mark. New England Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 3 5/8" to 3 3/4" h. Undamaged, normal wear to staining. Estimate: $100 - $150. Provenance: Ex-coll: Sally Abney Rose. Maude B. Feld. Lot 1717 - VARIOUS ART GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF ELEVEN, including Marple's "Phoenix Art Glass" and Gardner's "The Glass of Frederick Carder", plus nine others, six hard covers with dust jackets and five soft covers. Fair to excellent condition. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1718 - IMPORTANT SIGNED NEW ENGLAND GLASS CO. FREE-BLOWN AND PRESSED VASE, opaque white, free-blown deep trumpet vase with a folded rim and a ringed waisted probably indicating a second gather, attached by three wafers to a pressed lion's head and basket of flowers monument base which is signed on interior "N. E. G. Co. / E.R. S.R.", the base is without feet and shows opalescence at the lower edges. The interior bottom of the vase displays a rough pontil mark which would have occurred when the vase and base were being joined. New England Glass Co. 1830-1850. 10 3/4" h, 5" dia rim, 3 1/8" sq base. One corner section of the base has been reattached and there are small losses at the edges where broken, otherwise only a couple chips to the base corners. Estimate: $3,000 - $5,000. Provenance: From an old New Jersey collection assembled in the 1940s. Note: This previously undocumented and seemingly unique vase provides extremely important and irrefutable documentation in regards to the origin and production period of this trumpet-style of vase. While this type of vase has long been attributed to the Pittsburgh region, it has always seemed reasonable to assume that the style was also produced in New England. With the discovery of this signed example, we now have the evidence needed to add the New England Glass Co., and presumably the entire New England region, to the list of manufacturers of this bold and elegant form. Lot 1719 - BLOWN BALL FONT ON MONUMENT BASE WHALE OIL STAND LAMP, opaque white, inverted conical stem attached with six upper wafers and five lower wafers, resting on a pressed lion's head and basket of flowers base without feet, later collar. An extremely rare example. New England. 1830-1845. 14" h, 3 5/8" sq base. The base has been neatly reattached at the lower wafer and also broken in two pieces and repaired with very minimal material loss, very minor chips to corners. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1720 - UNMARKED ARGAND DOUBLE-ARM MANTLE LAMP, lemon-gilt metal upper section with polished Greek Key band around font, original cast shade rings, raised on a colorless blown beehive-type standard with upper bobeche prism ring supporting six prisms, five cut coffin-shape and one spear tip. With two early, possibly original, blown chimneys. American, English or Continental. Late 18th or early 19th century. 19" h overall, 11 1/2" w, 5 3/4" dia base. Excellent as-found condition, old conversion to electric resulting in losses to the burners and other associated alterations, several chips to edge and base of prism ring, gilding with some spotting and grime but generally intact. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Provenance: Recently discovered in a Beacon Hill, Boston, MA estate. Lot 1721 - FREE-BLOWN THISTLE-SHAPED SUSPENSION CANDLE LAMP, colorless, with cast and stamped brass mounts, candlecup present but now with electrical socket, later brass chain. Second quarter 19th century. 20" h extended, 9" dia top. Excellent condition. Estimate: $400 - $600. Lot 1722 - RARE MATCHING PAIR OF FREE-BLOWN SAUCER-BASE WHALE OIL HAND LAMPS, colorless, each with an applied handle on the globular font, pulled button stem, and applied "witch's hat" saucer base with folded rim, rough pontil mark. American. 1800-1830. 7 1/4" and 7 1/2" h, 5" and 5 1/8" dia base. First undamaged, second with a small crack to the font around the lower handle terminal. Estimate: $3,000 - $4,000. Note: An intriguing example of early American lighting and seemingly unique as a matching pair. The interior bottom of each font exhibits a large nipple which appears to be related to the unusual process of pulling the stem from the font gather. Both handles were obviously applied by the same worker who had not mastered this task; demonstrated by the fact that both lower terminal curls were torn off and crookedly stuck back on when he formed the lower juncture. Lot 1723 - LOOP / LEAF STAND LAMP, brilliant honey amber, hexagonal columnar standard with ring at lower stem, wafer construction, pewter fine line collar. A color rarely encountered in fluid period lighting. New England or possibly Midwestern. 1840-1865. 9 1/4" h, 4 3/8" dia base overall. Virtually proof having only a minor flake to lower base, spot of roughness to inner base, and a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Reference: McKearin, American Glass, p. 387, pl. 200, fig. 28. Lot 1724 - LOOP / LEAF STAND LAMP, extremely deep amethyst, almost black, octagonal baluster standard and square base, wafer construction, pewter fine line collar. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1865. 10 1/4" h, 3 1/8" sq base. Virtually proof having only a minor flake to top of base and a hint of mold roughness to lower base. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2109b. Lot 1725 - FREE-BLOWN AND PRESSED WHALE OIL HAND LAMP, colorless, bulb-form font with a delicate applied handle, ringed wafer attached to a square lacy shell and medallion patterned base, non-original burner. Probably New England. Second quarter 19th century. 6 3/4" h, 2 3/4" sq base. Remarkably proof with just a hint of mold roughness to base corners. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Provenance: Property of a Midwestern collector. Collector's Sales & Service, 12/14/93, lot #240. Ex-coll: Paul & Gladys Richards. Note: This type of early whale oil period hand lamp is extremely rare. It is truly amazing that this example has survived with its attenuated handle undamaged. Lot 1726 - LYRE AND STAR DIMINUTIVE FLUID HAND LAMP, colorless, hexagonal with circular base and applied handle, brass collar and single-tube burner. American. Mid 19th century. 3 1/4" h, 2 5/8" dia base. Undamaged. Estimate: $150 - $250. Provenance: Property of a Midwestern collector. Note: A rarely encountered pattern. Lot 1727 - PAIR OF LEE/ROSE NO. 28 CUP PLATE BASE WHALE OIL LAMPS, colorless, each with a free-blown ball font, applied button stem, rough pontil mark, and tin two-tube cork burner. New England. Second quarter 19th century. 6" h, 3 1/4" dia base. Proof with very minor upper-base mold roughness. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2034. Lot 1728 - LEE/ROSE NO. 30 CUP PLATE BASE WHALE OIL LAMP, colorless, free-blown ball font, applied button stem, rough pontil mark. New England. Second quarter 19th century. 5 5/8" h, 3 5/8" dia base. Virtually proof having only a small under-base chip and very minor upper-base mold roughness, minute manufacturing separation at rim. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2034. Provenance: Collection of Anne & the late Leon Powell. Lot 1729 - LEE/ROSE NO. 30 CUP PLATE BASE WHALE OIL LAMP, colorless, free-blown conical font, pulled button stem, rough pontil mark, and tin two-tube cork burner. New England. Second quarter 19th century. 6 1/2" h, 3 1/4" dia base. Near proof having only a few very light base flakes and very minor upper-base mold roughness. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Lot 1730 - EATON (ONION) KEROSENE STAND LAMP, translucent soft green, blown molded vertical ribbed font and pressed base, brass screw connector and #2 fine line collar, both retaining most of their original gilt finish. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1865-1880. 11 1/2" h, 6" dia base. Outstanding original undamaged condition having only two burst surface bubbles to font which is often encountered with these lamps. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2260b. Lot 1731 - EATON (ONION) STAND LAMP, translucent heliotrope, blown molded vertical ribbed font and pressed base, brass connector with traces of original gilt finish, #2 fine line collar. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1865-1880. 13 1/2" h, 6 3/4" dia base. Appearance is excellent but under close inspection there is a crack at the edge of the wafer below the font, and there appears to be a small spot of epoxy at the interior bottom of the font, no other condition issues. Estimate: $400 - $600. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2260b. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1732 - FLAME BULL'S-EYE FONT KEROSENE STAND LAMPS, NEAR PAIR, colorless fonts, one with traces of gilt, each on an opaque pale blue Baroque base, one with a slight lavender tint, similar brass connectors and #2 fine line collars. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1860-1875. 13 1/2" and 14" h, 5 3/4" sq bases. First undamaged, second with a good-sized chip under base, both with light wear to font and the normal small annealing lines to base as made. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1733 - PAIR OF CUT, FREE-BLOWN, AND PRESSED WHALE OIL STAND LAMPS, colorless, each elongated font cut with punties and panels and attached by a bladed wafer to the hollow compressed-knop stem and pressed stepped base, original pewter collars have been adapted for the later kerosene burners and shades. American. 1825-1840. Lamps 11 1/2" h, 3 7/8" sq base. Excellent above average condition, one with a chip to top of foot, both with one or two chips to lower edge of foot and factory polishing to same. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1734 - ACANTHUS LEAF STAND LAMP, transparent yellow-green font on an alabaster/clambroth base, very lightly sanded surface, wafer construction, pewter collar, period double tube whale oil burner. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 11 1/8" h, 4" sq base. Near proof having only a few minute flakes to the petals and a shallow sliver chip under one base corner, some marring to collar. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2151a. Note: This lamp is not only in an extremely rare color, but is also in top condition. Lot 1735 - ACANTHUS LEAF STAND LAMP, translucent jade green font on an alabaster/clambroth base, lightly sanded surface, wafer construction, brass collar. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 12 1/2" h, 4 3/8" sq base. Virtually proof having only a minor flake under one stem petal and a shallow sliver-like loss to the lower edge of one side of the base which probably occurred at the factory. Estimate: $1,500 - $2,500. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2151a. Lot 1736 - ACANTHUS LEAF STAND LAMP, translucent alabaster/clambroth font on a starch blue base, lightly sanded surface, wafer construction, pewter collar, period double-tube burner with caps and chain. This particular color combination is very rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 11 1/8" h, 4" sq base. Near proof having only a shallow chip to one stem petal and an underfill to another. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2151a. Lot 1737 - ACANTHUS LEAF STAND LAMP, translucent starch blue font on an alabaster/clambroth base, lightly sanded surface, wafer construction, brass fine line collar, period double-tube fluid burner with one cap and chain. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 12 3/8" h, 4 3/8" sq base. Proof except for a small chip under the base, normal manufacturing annealing lines to stem. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2151a. Lot 1738 - TULIP AND COLUMNAR STAND LAMP, translucent alabaster/clambroth font on a medium blue alabaster/clambroth base, sanded surface on base only, wafer construction, brass fine line collar. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1865. 12 1/2" h, 4 1/4" sq base. Vertical chip to one base corner, otherwise undamaged. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2147. Lot 1739 - FOUR-PRINTIE BLOCK STAND LAMP, colorless, flaring hexagonal base, wafer construction, pewter collar, period double-tube fluid burner with caps and chains which does not fit well. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1850. 11 1/4" h, 5 1/4" dia base overall. Undamaged except for a chip to one base corner. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1740 - THREE-PRINTIE BLOCK STAND LAMP, amethyst, flaring hexagonal base, one-piece construction, pewter collar, period double-tube whale oil burner. Probably New England Glass Co. 1850-1870. 8 3/8" h, 4 1/4" dia base overall. Proof with normal flaking/mold roughness to interior of base. Estimate: $500 - $800. Lot 1741 - SANDWICH HEART STAND LAMP, colorless, patterned font attached by wafer to hexagonal stem and base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Mid 19th century. 8 1/2" h. Excellent overall condition, having only two minute flakes to base corners. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1742 - FREE-BLOWN AND PRESSED WHALE OIL STAND LAMP, colorless, bulb-form font bee-hive wafer attached to a lions' head and basket of flowers monument base with tab feet. Together with a matching example which is cracked. Two pieces total. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1845. 10 1/2" h, 3 1/8" sq base. Near proof having only one chip to upper base ledge and minor mold roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1743 - CUT OVERLAY WASHINGTON VARIANT STAND LAMP, cranberry cut to clear, compressed globular font with single band of cutting, simple opaque white square double-step base, brass connector and fine line collar. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1860-1880. 10 1/4" h, 4 1/2" sq base. Undamaged except for a minor flake to one lower base corner, some light wear and scratching to font and normal overlay irregularities, adapter stuck in collar. Estimate: $300 - $400. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 2, fig. 2386. Lot 1744 - PAIR OF HAIRPIN NIGHT OR SPARKING LAMPS, colorless, each of waisted form with a brass collar and single-tube fluid burner with cap and chain. American. Mid 19th century. 2 1/2" h, 1 7/8" dia base. Undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1745 - FREE-BLOWN CHAMBER WHALE OIL LAMP, colorless, ball font, pulled button stem, applied circular foot with rough pontil mark, pewter collar and single tube burner with cap and chain. American. Second quarter 19th century. 4 1/2" h, 2 3/8" dia foot. Undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1746 - FLUID PERIOD DOUBLE-TUBE BURNERS, LOT OF THREE, two brass and one pewter, one complete with caps and chains. Mid 19th century. 7/8" dia threads. Complete example excellent, other brass very good, pewter poor with loose tubes and chip to edge. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1747 - VARIOUS WHALE OIL AND FLUID PERIOD STAND LAMPS, LOT OF FIVE, colorless, blown-molded Three-Printie Block on a pressed hexagonal base with a good pewter collar and burner, along with four other examples. American. 1830-1860. 7 1/2" to 10 1/2" h. First undamaged, remainder with minor imperfections, collars in poor condition. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1748 - IMPORTANT PATTERN-MOLDED BROKEN-SWIRL DEEP BOWL, bright yellow green, 24 vertical ribs broken by an undetermined number of ribs swirled to the left, folded rim, light rough pontil mark. First half 19th century. 3 3/4" h, 5 3/4" dia. Undamaged with some light high-point wear and a burst bubble under the base. Estimate: $4,000 - $6,000. Provenance: From an old New Jersey collection assembled in the 1940s. Lot 1749 - FINE MIDWESTERN ATTRIBUTED PATTERN-MOLDED CREAM JUG, brilliant olive green, molded with 16 vertical ribs, the applied handle with an exceptional crimped and curled lower terminal, rough pontil mark. First half 19th century. 3 1/2" h, 2 1/8" dia rim. Brilliant undamaged with just a hint of high-point wear and minute scratches. Estimate: $4,000 - $6,000. Provenance: Ex-coll: Daniel Berman. Gary & Diana Stradling. Ex-coll: Detroit Museum of Art. Lot 1750 - FREE-BLOWN PAN, golden amber, folded rim, base with slight kick-up and rough pontil mark. Probably Midwestern. First half 19th century. 2 1/4" h, 7 1/2" dia. Undamaged with a spot of light wear to center. Estimate: $300 - $500. Lot 1751 - FREE-BLOWN JAR AND BALL COVER, two shades of amber, jar is very heavy and has a pronounced shoulder, both with rough pontil mark. Second half 19th century. 9" h overall, 4 1/2" h jar, 5" dia ball. Undamaged with some light wear. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1752 - FREE-BLOWN SWAG-DECORATED JUG, aquamarine, globular body with superimposed swaging pulled into eight peaks, lightly tooled rim, applied handle and crimped foot with rough pontil mark. Probably South Jersey or New York State. Mid 19th century. 6 1/2" h, 4 1/8" dia rim, 3 1/4" dia foot. Hard to see V-shaped crack in the body under the lower handle terminal, otherwise only some light wear to medial body and swag peaks. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Lot 1753 - FREE-BLOWN TOY OR SMALL CREAM JUG, aquamarine, compressed globular form with tall neck, applied handle and crimped foot, rough pontil mark. Probably South Jersey or New York State. Mid 19th century. 3 3/8" h, 2 3/8" dia rim, 1 3/4" dia foot. Small crack to the body beneath the lower handle juncture, otherwise undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Provenance: From an old New Jersey collection assembled in the 1940s. Lot 1754 - FREE-BLOWN DIMINUTIVE MUG, dull amethyst, cylindrical form with applied handle, rough pontil mark. Probably Pittsburgh. Mid 19th century. 2 1/4" h rim, 2 1/4" dia. Undamaged. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1755 - BLOWN-MOLDED 10-PANEL TUMBLER, golden amber, panels on lower two-thirds, rough pontil mark. Probably South Jersey. Mid 19th century. 3 7/8" h, 3" dia rim. Undamaged. Estimate: $150 - $250. Provenance: Ex-coll: George S. McKearin. Lot 1756 - FREE-BLOWN DIMINUTIVE SPITTOON, deep amber, tooled rim, rough pontil mark. Probably South Jersey. Mid 19th century. 3" h, 3 1/4" dia rim. Undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Provenance: Ex-coll: Paul & Gladys Richards. Lot 1757 - FREE-BLOWN FOOTED BOWL, aquamarine, folded rim, applied solid foot with rough pontil mark. Probably western New York State. Mid 19th century. 3 1/2" h, 6 1/4" dia. Bruise to edge of foot, otherwise undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1758 - MARBRIE-LOOP DECORATED JUG, colorless with translucent white loops, applied handle and disk-like foot, rough pontil mark. Probably New Jersey. Late 19th/early 20th century. 7 3/8" h. Undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Provenance: From an old New Jersey collection assembled in the 1940s. Lot 1759 - CUT STRAWBERRY DIAMONDS WITH FANS AND ROUNDELS WITH RAYS QUART DECANTER, colorless, three applied neck rings above 11 cut panels, applied foot, appropriate stopper, polished pontil mark. Probably Bakewell, Page & Bakewell, Pittsburgh. 1820-1830. 10 1/2" h overall, 8 1/4" h bottle, 4 3/4" dia overall. Undamaged with some very light wear to pattern and minor basal residue. Estimate: $100 - $150. References: 1. Innes, Pittsburgh Glass 1797-1891, p. 138, fig. 92, left. 2. Palmer, Artistry and Innovation in Pittsburgh Glass, 1808-1882, p. 149, fig. 52. Lot 1760 - CUT STRAWBERRY DIAMONDS AND CROSSHATCHING WHALE OIL PEG LAMP, colorless, ball-form with wide medial pattern, applied peg, and pewter collar. Pittsburgh. 1820-1835. 4" h overall, 3" dia overall. Undamaged with some minor roughness to points. Estimate: $150 - $250. Reference: Parallels Innes, Pittsburgh Glass 1791-1891, p. 142, pl. 97, and p. 143, pl. 103. Lot 1761 - FREE-BLOWN COVERED URN, colorless, cover with applied beehive-like finial, polished pontil mark. Probably American. Second half 19th century. 12 1/2" h overall, 4 1/8" dia rim. Undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1762 - ENGLISH MIXED-TWIST STEM WINE FLUTE, colorless lead glass, applied triple ring above the stem containing a pair of air spirals outside an opaque gauze, slanted foot with rough pontil mark. Second half 18th century. 7 1/2" h. Undamaged except for a minute nick to the foot. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1763 - FANCIFULLY ENGRAVED FREE-BLOWN WHISKEY JUG, cranberry overlay, chestnut form decorated on both sides with ferns and other flora, as well as a butterfly and two bees, similar to Sandwich's "Woodland Delight" pattern, colorless applied neck ring and handle, star-cut base, facet-cut stopper. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1865-1890. 9" h overall. Undamaged. Estimate: $150 - $250. Lot 1764 - BLOWN-MOLDED GI-3 CRUET OR TOILET BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, deep cobalt blue, Type 1 with appropriate solid tam-o-shanter stopper, and a Type 2 with inappropriate stopper, both with ringed base and rough pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1825-1835. 5 1/2" h bottles. Undamaged, both with some interior residue. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1765 - BLOWN-MOLDED GI-7 CRUET OR TOILET BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, deep cobalt blue, Type 2 with a plain base, and a Type 4 variant without any upper ribs and with a ribbed base, both with appropriate solid tam-o-shanter stopper and rough pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1825-1835. 5 3/4" h bottles. First bottle undamaged, second with base crack, first stopper with edge chip. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1766 - BLOWN-MOLDED GI-7 TYPE IV CRUET OR TOILET BOTTLE, deep cobalt blue, original solid Tam-O'-Shanter stopper, ribbed base with rough pontil mark, neck interior ground. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 6 1/4" h overall, 5 3/4" h bottle. Undamaged, edge of lip possibly polished. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1767 - BLOWN-MOLDED GV-11 MOLASSES CAN, colorless, applied solid handle, 12-point star base, incomplete lid. American. Third quarter 19th century. 7 1/4" h overall, 3 1/2" d base. Undamaged with some light wear and interior residue. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: McKearin, American Glass, pl. 98. Lot 1768 - BLOWN-MOLDED GV-8 DECANTERS, LOT OF FOUR, colorless, consisting of three pint examples, one lacking stopper, each with rough pontil mark, and a half pint lacking stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 5 1/2" to 9 1/2" h overall. Two examples undamaged, and one with light lip chip, each with light interior residue, remaining example in excellent undamaged condition. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1769 - BLOWN-MOLDED DECANTERS, LOT OF FOUR, colorless, consisting of two GII-18 pint examples with three applied double-rigaree neck rings, one with pressed sunburst stopper, second lacking stopper, and a pint and a quart GII-33, with three applied triple neck rings, each with pressed sunburst stopper, all with rough pontil marks. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 6 1/2" to 10 1/4" h overall. Three in excellent overall condition, one GII-18 undamaged, the other with small broken bubble under base, one GII-33 undamaged except for a flake to the top of the stopper, the other with a small flake to rim and shoulder, each of the latter two with some interior residue. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1770 - BLOWN-MOLDED PINT DECANTERS, LOT OF FOUR, colorless, consisting of two GII-18, with appropriate stoppers, and two GII-22, one with three applied double-rigaree neck rings and appropriate stopper, the other lacks stopper, all with rough pontil marks. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 6" to 8 1/2" h overall. One of each designation undamaged, one GII-18 with light top rim flake and roughness to top of stopper, stoppered example of GII-22 with polished rim, all with light interior residue. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1771 - BLOWN-MOLDED DECANTERS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, consisting of a quart GIII-26, folded rim, appropriate stopper and a pair of half-pint GII-33 examples with triple applied neck rings, one lacking stopper, each with rough pontil mark. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 5 1/2" to 9 3/4" h overall. One smaller example with crack to neck ring, the other with loss of one-half of the stopper extension, larger undamaged, all with light interior residue. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1772 - BLOWN-MOLDED CASTER BOTTLES, LOT OF SEVEN, colorless, consisting of three matching cruets lacking stoppers and two shakers, in a signed "I. TRASK" frame, and two others, together with an amber free blown hat and a cobalt toiletry bottle with white enamel decoration. Nine pieces total. Third quarter 19th century. Various sizes. Handle of frame detached, one cruet with polished rim, remaining undamaged. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1773 - BLOW-OVER AND CRACK-OFF OBLONG DISHES, LOT OF TWO, colorless with slight gray tint, each with diamond diapering above ribs, corner fans, rayed base, ground and polished rim. Probably South Boston Flint Glass Works or New England Glass Works. 1813-1830. 1 3/4" h, 4 1/2" x 6 1/4". Excellent condition with much less than normal rim flaking and mold roughness. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Wilson, American Glass 1760-1930, fig. 224. Lot 1774 - CONTINENTAL BLOWN AND ENGRAVED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, paneled wine glass engraved with structures and inscribed "Andenken an die Lausche", and a flared-foot mug with applied handle and cover of unknown association, engraved with a floral wreath surrounding an inscription. 19th century. 5" and 8" h overall. Undamaged. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1775 - FREE-BLOWN GEMEL BOTTLE ON FOOT, colorless, applied rigaree, short bladed stem and heavy foot with rough pontil mark. Possibly Pittsburgh. Mid 19th century. 10 1/4" h, 4 1/8" dia foot. Undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1776 - MONUMENTAL BRISTOL BLOWN ROLLING PIN, cobalt blue, knop ends, one with open pontil scar, remnants of painted decoration includes "A Token of Love". Second half 19th century. 31" long. Undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1777 - BLOWN MARBRIE LOOP ROLLING PIN AND FLASK, colorless with blue and opal loops rolling pin with knop handles, and an opal cased with pink loops flask. Second half 19th century. 16" and 7 1/4" long. First with a chip to one handle, second undamaged, both with normal scattered wear. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1778 - ENGLISH ENAMEL DECORATED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, two fiery opalescent and two cobalt blue, cream jug decorated with Moss Rose, mugs inscribed with "Forget Me Not" and "Remember Me", each with rough pontil mark. 19th century. 4" to 5" h. Undamaged, light wear to gilding. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1779 - EUROPEAN BLOWN AND PRESSED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, including a cobalt blue blown-molded GV-24 Variant creamer with applied handle and ribbed base with rough pontil mark, a deep opal free-blown toilet bottle with worn gilt decoration and original stopper, and a colorless pressed tumbler with flared base and engraved initials and 1850 date. 19th century. 3 1/2" to 5 1/4" h. Undamaged except for some light polishing to rim of creamer. Estimate: $75 - $125. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1780 - VARIOUS FREE-BLOWN GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, set of four rummers with square pressed bases, a gemel bottle with applied rigaree, a cobalt blue panel-cut brandy glass, and an amber and cobalt blue chain. 19th and possibly 20th centuries. 5" to 8" h, 24" long. One rummer with rim flake and two with foot flakes, remainder undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1781 - VARIOUS BLOWN DRINKING VESSELS, LOT OF ELEVEN, colorless, consisting of nine stems and two tumblers, four with decorations, three with a folded foot. 19th century. 2 5/8" to 6" h. Undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1782 - VARIOUS BLOWN ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, colorless, consisting of a soda-lime enamel twist firing glass with engraving, two GI-29 quart decanters, and two dip-mold small decanters, stoppers of unknown association. 19th century. 4 1/4" to 10" h overall. Firing glass and one quart decanter with rim chip, others undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1783 - PILLAR-MOLDED QUART DECANTERS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, each with applied neck ring, one with applied bar lip, each with polished pontil mark. Pittsburgh and others. Mid 19th century. 10 1/2" to 11" h. Largest undamaged, bar lip example with several chips, smallest with light interior haze. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1784 - EARLY AMERICAN GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF SIX, including a signed copy of J. William Barrett II's "Zanesville, Ohio and the Glass Industry", and Pepper's "The Glass Gaffers of New Jersey", plus four others, four hard covers, two soft covers. Very good to excellent condition. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1785 - EUROPEAN AND ANCIENT GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF ELEVEN, including Dexel's "Gebrauchsglas" and Fleming's "Roman Glass, Reflections on Cultural Change", plus nine others, six hard covers, five soft covers. Good to excellent condition. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1786 - PAPERWEIGHTS AND BRITISH GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF TWELVE, including Hajdamach's "British Glass 1800-1914", plus eleven others, eleven hard covers, one soft cover. Good to very good condition. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1787 - EARLY AMERICAN GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF TEN, including Pepper's "The Glass Gaffers of New Jersey" and Wilson's "New England Glass & Glassmaking", plus eight others, eight hard covers, two soft covers. Good to very good condition. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1788 - LOWELL INNES AUCTION CATALOG, Richard W. Oliver Auction Galley, "Important Sale of Glass From the Lowell Innes Collection", May 3, 1986, with price sheets, soft cover. Like new. Estimate: $30 - $50. Lot 1789 - EARLY AMERICAN GLASS AUCTION CATALOGS, LOT OF TWO, "Early American Glass, The Private Collection of George S. McKearin, Parts One and Two", American Art Association / Anderson Galleries, Inc., New York, NY, 1931 and 1932, original paper wraps. Part one with some tearing to spin, otherwise very good condition. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1790 - UNUSUALLY LARGE SQUAT-FORM WINE BOTTLE, dark olive green, angular ring applied below the mouth, high-domed kick-up base, "3 1/2 M" scratched on shoulder. Early 18th century. 10 1/2" h, 8 3/4" dia overall. Mouth ring with a 3/4" loss and chip, expected wear and scratching to body, some interior residue. Estimate: $300 - $500. Lot 1791 - FIGURAL BITTERS BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, medium to cherry puce "ST DRAKE'S 1860 PLANTATION X BITTERS", Ring D-105, and medium "DOCTOR FISH'S BITTERS", Ring F-44. Second half 19th century. 10" and 11 1/2" h. Undamaged, second with high-spot wear and some interior residue. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1792 - "OLD SACHEM BITTERS AND WIGWAM TONIC" FIGURAL BOTTLE, deep amber, Ring O-46, barrel style, plain base, applied square mouth. Second half 19th century. 9 3/8" h. Two very light mouth flakes, interior dirt. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1793 - "HOPS & MALT BITTERS" BOTTLE, medium amber, Ring H-186, additional lettering and sheaf of wheat on front panel, applied sloping mouth. Second half 19th century. 9 3/8" h. Undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1794 - "GOLDEN BITTERS" FIGURAL BOTTLE, aquamarine, Ring G-63, cabin style, sides embossed "GEO. C. HUBBEL & Co", applied sloping collared mouth with ring. Second half 19th century. 10 1/4" h. Small chip under collar ring, light residue to interior neck, several spots of very light wear. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1795 - "DR LOEW'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS & NERVE TONIC" BOTTLE, bright medium green, Ring L-112 (smaller variant), additional lettering, tooled mouth with ring. Late 19th/early 20th century. 3 7/8" h. Undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1796 - "EDW WILDER'S STOMACH BITTERS" FIGURAL BOTTLE, colorless, Ring W-116, five story building style, additional lettering, tooled mouth. Late 19th century. 10 1/4" h. Undamaged except for a minute nick to mouth. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1797 - VARIOUS BITTERS BOTTLES, LOT OF FOUR, amber, yellow green and aquamarine, including Holtzermann's, Pepsin, Oxygenated, and Eagle, along with a black glass bear figural bottle. Five pieces total. 19th and 20th centuries. 7" to 11 1/2" h. Holtzermann's with repaired lower corner, others undamaged with some residue. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1798 - AMERICAN BOTTLES AUCTION CATALOGS, LOT OF FIVE, including the collections of "Edmund & Jane Blaske", "Charles B. Gardner", and "Beka & late Bob Mebrane", three with price list, three hard covers with dust jackets and two soft covers. Very good to excellent condition. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1799 - AMERICAN BOTTLES REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF SIX, including Ring's "For Bitters Only", and Covill Jr.'s "Ink bottles and Inkwells", plus four others, five hard covers, one soft cover. Fair to very good condition. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1800 - AMERICAN BOTTLES REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF FOURTEEN, including Toulouse's "Bottle Makers", and Nielsen's "Great American Pontiled Medicines", plus twelve others, seven hard covers, seven soft covers. Good to excellent condition. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1801 - BLOWN-MOLDED PANELED COMMERCIAL COLOGNE BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, brilliant peacock green and deep cobalt blue, each of tapered form with 12 panels, crudely tooled lip and plain base, blue example with high resonance. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1850-1870. 7 1/2" and 8 3/4" h. First with minute lip flake, second with flake to neck below lip. Estimate: $100 - $150. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1802 - BLOWN-MOLDED PANELED COMMERCIAL COLOGNE BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, medium and deep cobalt blue, each of shouldered form with 12 panels, smallest with rolled lip and plain base, largest with sloping lip and rough pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1850-1870. 4 1/4" and 7 3/4" h. Undamaged, largest with light shoulder wear. Estimate: $100 - $150. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1803 - BLOWN-MOLDED PANELED COMMERCIAL COLOGNE BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, amethyst, each of tapered form with 12 panels, crudely tooled lip and plain base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1850-1870. 4 3/4" and 7 1/4" h. Largest undamaged, smallest with roughness to lip. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1804 - EXTREMELY RARE STAR AND PUNTY COLOGNE BOTTLE, unrecorded deep brilliant amethyst, produced from the mold for the lamp font, tooled low-domed shoulder, original hollow hexagonal numbered stopper, polished pontil mark. One of only two or three known in this color. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 7" h overall, 5 1/4" h bottle, 2 7/8" dia base overall. Bottle undamaged except for a single chip and flake to the pattern which is common on this design, stopper with a chip, several flakes and wear to edges and top. Estimate: $3,000 - $4,000. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3102. Lot 1805 - STAR AND PUNTY COLOGNE BOTTLE, canary, original solid hexagonal numbered stopper, polished pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 7 1/4" h overall, 5 1/2" h bottle, 3 1/4" dia base overall. Bottle undamaged except for a chip to one oval and one panel edge, several minor flakes to stopper. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3102. Lot 1806 - CUT PANEL BITTERS DECANTER, translucent starch blue, ten vertical panels surround the body with ten additional panels on neck, applied bar lip, polished pontil mark. Probably New England. 1860-1880. 7 1/2" h, 2 1/2" dia. Undamaged. Estimate: $300 - $500. Lot 1807 - BLOWN-MOLDED RIBBED COLOGNE BOTTLE, semi-translucent pale blue with gilt decoration, original ribbed stopper which is numbered 71 while the bottle is numbered 17, polished pontil mark. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 6 1/8" h overall, 2 1/2" dia overall. Undamaged with wear to gilt. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3125. Lot 1808 - OVAL PANELED FRAMES COLOGNE BOTTLE, bright green canary, ring neck with cut panels above, polished pontil mark, original numbered lily-form stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1870. 6 3/4" h overall, 3 1/4" dia overall. Undamaged except for a minute flake to base and some interior residue. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3110b. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1809 - OVAL PANELED FRAMES COLOGNE BOTTLE, bright apple green, ring neck with cut panels above, polished pontil mark, original numbered lily-form stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1870. 6 3/4" h overall, 3 1/4" dia overall. Undamaged with some interior residue. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3110. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1810 - WAISTED LOOP COLOGNE BOTTLE, pale amber with original gilt decoration, panel-cut neck, polished pontil mark, original numbered flower-form stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1870. 5 3/4" h overall, 3 1/4" dia overall. Undamaged except for two minute nicks to lip and expected wear to gilt. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3107. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1811 - OVAL PANELED FRAMES COLOGNE BOTTLE, deep red, panel-cut neck, polished base, original hollow stopper. Probably French. 1845-1870. 7 1/2" h overall, 3 1/2" dia overall. Polishing, possibly factory, to end of stopper, lip, and several shoulder points, several body nicks. Estimate: $75 - $125. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1812 - BLOWN-MOLDED OVAL HOBNAIL COLOGNE BOTTLE, canary, period pressed flat stopper of undetermined association, polished pontil mark. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1870. 7" h overall, 3 1/4" dia overall. Bottle with slightly misshapen lip, stopper with chip to one corner. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1813 - FLATTENED SAWTOOTH DIMINUTIVE COLOGNE BOTTLE, clambroth/alabaster, original numbered stopper, polished pontil mark. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 4 3/4" h overall, 1 5/8" sq. Undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1814 - CUT OVERLAY OCTAGON DIAMOND COLOGNE BOTTLE, cranberry cut to colorless, eight panels surround neck, cut three-step shoulder, star in base, original matching hollow stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1860-1887. 6 1/2" h overall, 4 1/2" h bottle, 2 3/8" dia. Undamaged except for two minor flakes to shoulder and several minute nicks to pattern. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3154, illustrated with non-original stopper. Lot 1815 - CUT OVERLAY OCTAGON DIAMOND COLOGNE BOTTLE, cranberry cut to colorless, square with eight cut panels on shoulder, star in base, factory polished lip, original matching hollow stopper. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1860-1887. 6" h overall, 4 1/4" h bottle, 1 3/4" sq. Undamaged except for some minute nicks to the corners. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3154. Lot 1816 - CUT OVERLAY STAR IN FROSTED PANEL COLOGNE BOTTLE, ruby cut to colorless, hexagonal mouth with eight panels cut from neck to shoulder, star in base, appropriate stopper of unknown association. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 7" h overall, 2 1/4" dia. Undamaged. Estimate: $150 - $250. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3150. Lot 1817 - RUBY STAINED AND CUT COLOGNE BOTTLE, cut with punties and vesicas, star under base, original facetted stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1880-1887. 6 1/2" h overall, 4 7/8" h bottle, 3" dia overall. Undamaged except for some minute nicks to pattern and stopper, annealing fissure at the neck knop which shows ruby stain in the crevice. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3165. Lot 1818 - CUT OVERLAY MOORISH ARCH COLOGNE BOTTLE, opaque white cut to cased cranberry with gilt decoration, original stopper, polished pontil mark. 1850-1880. 8 1/4" h overall, 3" dia overall. Undamaged, wear to gilding. Estimate: $150 - $250. Lot 1819 - CUT OVERLAY PUNTY COLOGNE BOTTLE, opaque white cut to cased cranberry, hexagonal mouth with eight panels cut from neck to shoulder, star in base, original stopper. Possibly Bakewell, Pears & Co. 1850-1860. 5 1/4" h overall, 2 1/8" dia. Undamaged except for a minute flake near base. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Parallels Palmer, Artistry and Innovation in Pittsburgh Glass, 1808-1882, p. 77. Lot 1820 - CUT OVERLAY PUNTY DECANTER, ruby cut to colorless, applied ring above elongated panels at neck, cut star under base, original star-top stopper. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1880. 16 1/4" h overall, 14" h bottle, 3 1/8" dia base. Undamaged, some minute open bubbles to overlay, light interior residue. Estimate: $400 - $600. Lot 1821 - CUT DOUBLE OVERLAY VINTAGE GRAPE DECANTER, pink cut to white cut to colorless, shaped lip, cut panels above and below medial pattern, star-cut base, non-original stopper. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1880. 15" h overall, 12 1/4" h bottle, 2 7/8" dia base. Chip to one lip point, minute flake under base, otherwise undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3159. Lot 1822 - PAIR OF CUT OVERLAY ELONGATED PUNTY NEWEL POST FINIALS, cobalt cut to colorless, each with colorless stem plastered into brass mount. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Second half 19th century. 7 1/2" h overall, 3 1/4" dia overall. Undamaged except for a minute nick to top edge and very minor wear. Estimate: $300 - $500. Lot 1823 - CUT OVERLAY QUATREFOIL AND LOOP NEWEL POST FINIAL, red cut to colorless, colorless panel-cut stem plastered into brass mount, on a contemporary wooden base. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Second half 19th century. 7 1/2" h without base, 3 1/2" dia overall. Undamaged except for a few very minor flakes and light usage wear. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1824 - BLOWN WASH PITCHER AND BASIN, alabaster/clambroth, baluster-form pitcher with thick applied handle, basin with flaring rim and slight foot, both with polished pontil mark. Second half 19th century. Pitcher 10 1/2" h, basin 14 1/4" dia. Undamaged. Estimate: $200 - $300.