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 #1825 - #1944 Glass (Part 2 of 2) - Primarily 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 1825 - PRESSED MUZZLED BEAR MEDIUM-SIZE POMADE JAR, translucent starch blue, marked "J. HAUEL & CO / PHILADA." under base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1887. 4 1/2" h overall, 1 5/8" dia rim. Outstanding condition, the head with a chip to one ear and a flake under rim, base with several minor rim flakes, an annealing crack off the rim which does slightly refract on the interior only, and a peculiar horizontal exterior only annealing line to the left side which has become imbedded with dirt. Estimate: $1,500 - $2,000. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3261b. Lot 1826 - EXTREMELY RARE SANDWICH MELON COVERED DISH, translucent starch blue, oval form, base with 11 ribs, cover with nine ribs, bent-stem finial, and rough pontil mark to interior, factory polished rims. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 5 1/2" h overall, 4" x 5 3/8" cover. Excellent condition, base undamaged, cover with a minor flake to finial, and a shallow chip and two flakes to outer rim edge. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, figs. 3251, 3252. Note: This is the first example of this dish that we have sold. Barlow & Kaiser state "one of the rarest pieces manufactured by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company." They also note that the Sandwich Museum knows of only two complete examples. Lot 1827 - PRESSED MUZZLED BEAR SMALL-SIZE POMADE JAR, opaque black, unmarked base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1887. 3 3/4" h overall, 1 1/2" dia rim. Virtually proof having only a few light flakes to the rims and a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3261c. Lot 1828 - PRESSED MUZZLED BEAR SMALL-SIZE POMADE JARS, LOT OF THREE, one opaque white and two extremely dark amethyst, each with an unmarked base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1887. 3 1/2" and 3 3/4" h overall, 1 1/2" dia rim. All heads are virtually proof with only a few rim flakes, each base with moderate to significant damage. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1829 - UNRECORDED TWELVE-PANEL QUART DECANTER, deep amethyst with opaque white and pale blue imbedded frit decoration, applied bar lip, polished pontil mark, fitted with a metal-cap stopper. Extremely rare, possibly unique. Probably New England. 1850-1870. 10" h. Undamaged with some very light interior residue. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Lot 1830 - GOTHIC ARCH, PRINTIE PANEL AND LOOP CELERY VASE, bright canary, flared nine-scallop rim, hexagonal paneled stem and circular foot, wafer construction. New England. 1850-1870. 10 1/4" h, 5 1/2" dia rim overall, 4 3/8" dia base. Undamaged. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: McKearin, American Glass, pl. 195, fig. 3. Lot 1831 - DIMINUTIVE LOOP VASE, brilliant peacock green with unrecorded original gilt decoration, gauffered seven-flute rim, octagonal stem and square base, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 9 1/4" h, 3 1/2" dia rim overall, 2 5/8" sq base. Undamaged except for a minute flake to top of one base corner, some very light interior residue and minor wear to gilding. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3029. Lot 1832 - SANDWICH TULIP VASE, deep brilliant teal, panels continue to peg extension, octagonal base, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1865. 10" h, 4 7/8" dia rim, 4 3/4" dia foot overall. Moderate interior residue and wear, significant chipping under the base which must have occurred during manufacturing when the snap ring was removed. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3022a. Lot 1833 - LOOP VASE, brilliant electric blue, gauffered six-flute rim, hexagonal stem and single-step foot, one-piece construction, factory polished under base and to foot mold lines. New England. 1850-1870. 11" h, 4" dia rim, 4 5/8" dia foot overall. Undamaged. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Lot 1834 - LOOP VASE, strong bluish aqua, gauffered six-flute rim, hexagonal stem and single-step foot, one-piece construction, factory polished under base and to foot mold lines. New England. 1850-1870. 11 1/4" h, 3 3/4" dia rim, 4 5/8" dia foot overall. Undamaged except for a minute flake to one foot corner. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Lot 1835 - LOOP VASE, canary, gauffered six-flute rim, hexagonal stem plastered into the original marble single-step base. New England. 1850-1870. 9 1/4" h, 4" dia rim, 3 1/4" sq base. Undamaged except for a flake to lower stem point. Estimate: $150 - $250. Lot 1836 - LOOP VASE, deep translucent moonstone with slight opalescence, gauffered eight-flute rim, hexagonal stem and single-step foot, one-piece construction. New England. 1850-1870. 9 3/4" h, 3 1/2" dia rim, 4 1/8" dia foot overall. Appears undamaged but under strong light there is a U-shaped interior only crack in the lower portion of the bowl. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1837 - PAIR OF CIRCLE AND ELLIPSE VASES, amethyst, each with gauffered six-petal rim, hexagonal base, one-piece construction, factory polished lower mold lines and under base. New England. 1850-1870. 7" h, 3 5/8" dia rim, 3 5/8" dia base overall. Proof except for a minute nick to one base corner, one with a surface annealing line to top of foot which slightly refracts but has no depth. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Reference: Wilson, American Glass 1760-1930, fig. 729. Provenance: Property of a Midwestern collector. Lot 1838 - EARLY PRESSED GLASS FURNITURE KNOBS, LOT OF 16, including seven fiery opalescent Rosette pattern examples, five additional fiery opalescent examples, and four colorless examples, all with screw shanks. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1830-1850. 2" to 2 1/4" dia. Only one colorless example with a chip, others undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1839 - PRESSED GLASS CURTAIN PINS, LOT OF SIX, fiery opalescent, consisting of three pairs, each with original metal shanks. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1840-1870. 2 1/2" to 4 1/2" dia. Glass with somewhat less than normal chipping to edges, three shanks with marring. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1840 - AMERICO-BOHEMIAN RUBY STAINED FOOTED TUMBLER WITH AMERICAN VIEW, octagonal form engraved across three panels with "Capitol Washington.", flanked by engraved scrolls, hexagonal foot. New England Glass Co. or Bohemian. Mid 19th century. 5 1/4" h, 3" dia rim, 2 7/8" dia foot. Undamaged except for a chip to the lower foot. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Reference: See Wilson, New England Glass and Glassmaking, p. 334, fig. 280C, for two closely related examples from the Henry Ford Museum. Provenance: Property of a Midwestern collector. Lot 1841 - CHARLESTON TUMBLER, strong fiery opalescent with excellent pooling and swirling, six lower panels with plain wide band at rim, faint pontil ring. Probably M'Kee & Brothers, Pittsburgh. 1850-1870. 3 5/8" h, 3 1/2" dia rim. Undamaged. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Innes, Pittsburgh Glass 1797-1891, p. 418, pl. 473, fig. 7. Provenance: Ex-coll: Sally Abney Rose. Maude B. Feld. Lot 1842 - COLONIAL FOOTED TUMBLER, strong fiery opalescent, circular foot with polished pontil mark. Probably Pittsburgh. 1850-1870. 4 1/8" h, 3 1/8" dia rim, 2 1/4" dia foot. One flake to top of foot and two shallow chips under foot, imperfections which are commonly associated with this pattern. Estimate: $400 - $600. Reference: Innes, Pittsburgh Glass 1791-1891, p. 418, pl. 473, fig. 4. Lot 1843 - EIGHT-PANEL TUMBLER, light fiery opalescent, excellent resonance. Probably New England. 1860-1880. 3 1/4" h, 3 1/4" dia. Undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1844 - SIX-PANEL TUMBLER WITH APPLIED HANDLE, bright apple green, diamond etched "P. E. D. 1856" at rim, polished table ring, excellent resonance. American or English. 1850-1870. 4" h, 3 1/4" dia rim. Undamaged. Estimate: $150 - $250. Lot 1845 - PRESSED PANEL TUMBLERS, LOT OF TWO, amethyst six-panel and cobalt eight-panel, both with polished table ring, first with some resonance, second with no resonance. Probably English. Second half 19th century. 4 3/4" and 4 1/8" h. First undamaged, second with two base flakes. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1846 - SIX-PANEL TUMBLER, deep cobalt blue, wide polished table ring, excellent resonance. Probably American. 1850-1870. 3 1/2" h, 3 1/2" dia rim. Undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1847 - PRESSED PANEL TUMBLERS, LOT OF TWO, unusual milky amethyst nine-panel with faint pontil ring, no resonance, and a deep cobalt blue eight-panel with faint pontil ring, excellent resonance. American. 1850-1870. 3" h, 3" dia rim, and 3 1/8" h, 3 1/8" dia rim. First undamaged, second with several flakes under base. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1848 - SANDWICH THREADED HORN GLASS, pale green, engraved water lilies and cattails decoration, applied handle, polished pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1880-1887. 5 1/2" h. Undamaged. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 4, fig. 4264. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1849 - SANDWICH THREADED HORN GLASS, colorless and cranberry, applied handle, polished pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1880-1887. 5 1/2" h. Undamaged. Estimate: $50 - $75. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 4, fig. 4266. Lot 1850 - ARCHED-PANEL CUT CLARET GLASS, brilliant peacock green, bowl features four panels alternating with narrow finger flutes, panels continue over the stem, applied plain circular foot with polished pontil mark. American or English. 1850-1880. 4 3/4" h. Undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1851 - SANDWICH THREADED HORN GLASSES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, cranberry and aqua threading, both with applied handle and polished pontil mark, along with an engraved teal green claret glass with polished pontil mark. Three pieces total. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. Fourth quarter 19th century. 5 3/8" h. Undamaged except for several minute flakes to threading. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 4, fig. 4266. Lot 1852 - FINELY DECORATED OPAL MINIATURE EPERGNE, polychrome floral decoration with gilt edging, in two sections, ground peg and pontil mark, both inscribed "13." Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Second half 19th century. 7" h overall, 5" dia bowl. Undamaged with minimal wear to decoration. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1853 - DECORATED OPAL DRESSER ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, slipper and ring tree on foot, both with polychrome floral decorations, second with polished pontil mark. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Second half 19th century. 3 1/2" and 4" h. Undamaged with some light wear to decoration. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1854 - SNOWFLAKE SPOON HOLDER, deep fiery opalescent, plain rim, circular foot rayed underneath. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 4 3/4" h, 3 1/4" dia rim. Undamaged with some light wear to interior bottom which does not show. Estimate: $500 - $800. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 1, fig. 1194. Lot 1855 - STAR AND PUNTY SPILL OR SPOON HOLDER, translucent starch blue, hexagonal with circular foot. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1870. 4 3/4" h, 2 3/4" dia foot. Crack in base but still rings true, several minute flakes to pattern. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Wilson, American Glass 1760-1930, vol. 1, fig. 765, color, p. 262. Provenance: Ex-coll: Sally Abney Rose. Lot 1856 - HEXAGONAL FOOTED SUGAR BOWL WITH COVER, deep brilliant cobalt blue, bowl with short paneled stem and circular foot with polished pontil mark, domed cover with eight panels and hexagonal finial. Probably Pittsburgh. 1850-1860. 8 3/4" h overall, 5 3/4" dia overall, 3 7/8" dia foot. Polished areas to foot, rim and under cover, minor flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1857 - PRESSED QUILTED DIAMOND CREAMER, deep green with a distinct area of red swirls, molded handle, hexagonal foot with eight-petal rosette underneath, moderate resonance. 1850-1880. 5" h overall, 2 5/8" dia foot. Small chip to handle curl and one foot point, otherwise only some mold roughness under the foot. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1858 - SANDWICH PRESSED RIBBED MATCH TRAY, brilliant sapphire blue, rectangular form with a ribbed gallery, deep concave well, striker sides and a ribbed base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1860-1880. 1 1/2" h, 3 1/2" x 5" base. Undamaged except for a few minute flakes to gallery. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 5, fig. 5174. Lot 1859 - PRESSED ROMAN ROSETTE PLATE, medium amethyst, scallop and point rim. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1835-1850. 5 3/8" dia. Rim with one tipped point, small spall, and normal mold roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 1, fig. 1109. Lot 1860 - VARIOUS PRESSED AND BLOWN GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, consisting of a light blue free-blown hyacinth vase with rough pontil mark, a pressed fiery opalescent L/R #90 cup plate, and an unrecorded deep bottle amber pressed octagonal nappie with a sunburst center. American, the nappie is probably a bottle factory's attempt at pressed tableware. 19th century. 7 3/4" h, 3 5/8" and 5 5/8" dia. Vase undamaged, cup plate with heavy chipping to table ring, nappie with significant damage. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1861 - VARIOUS PRESSED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, canary, consisting of an arched-panel tumbler raised on six squared feet, and a pair of vases with elongated thumbprint arches and 14-point bases, each polished under base. Probably English or Continental. Mid 19th century. 4" and 6 3/4" h. Tumbler with a chip to one foot, vases with a flake to one base point. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1862 - PETAL AND LOOP CANDLESTICK, translucent starch blue and alabaster/clambroth with no shedding, wafer construction. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 7" h, 4 1/4" dia base. Excellent condition, minor flake under one petal and a faint exterior only annealing line between two petals, another faint annealing line to one stem petal, the foot with just a hint of mold roughness. Estimate: $500 - $800. Lot 1863 - PETAL AND HEXAGONAL CANDLESTICK, translucent cornflower blue, standard petal socket on a flaring hexagonal base, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 7 3/8" h, 4 1/4" dia base overall. Socket petals with two open bubbles to tips and two chips underneath, chipped open bubble to one stem petal, shallow chip off the snap ring under base. Estimate: $400 - $600. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 5, fig. 5262. Lot 1864 - PETAL AND COLUMNAR CANDLESTICK, translucent medium blue alabaster/clambroth, lightly sanded surface, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1865. 9 1/4" h. Undamaged except for a flake under the base and a minute flake under one petal. Estimate: $400 - $600. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 4, fig. 4039b. Lot 1865 - HEXAGONAL CANDLESTICK, translucent starch blue, very lightly sanded surface, one-piece construction. New England, probably Mt. Washington Glass Works. 1840-1865. 7" h, 4 1/8" dia base overall. Undamaged except for a minute bruise to one socket point, some normal light annealing lines. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1866 - DOLPHIN DOUBLE-STEP BASE CANDLESTICK, translucent starch blue socket and alabaster/clambroth base, petal socket, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1870. 9 7/8" h, 3 1/2" sq base. Chip to one socket petal, otherwise only a hint of mold roughness to base. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 4, fig. 4058a. Lot 1867 - DOLPHIN DOUBLE-STEP BASE CANDLESTICK, alabaster/clambroth with extremely rare original gilt decoration, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1870. 9 7/8" h, 3 1/2" sq base. Excellent condition, shallow chip under one petal and flake to the tip of another, faint annealing line between two petals which does not extend into the socket, the base with minor flaking/mold roughness to edge mold lines and a shallow chip underneath. Estimate: $300 - $500. Lot 1868 - PAIR OF DOLPHIN SINGLE-STEP BASE CANDLESTICKS, canary, petal sockets, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1870. 10 1/2" h, 3 5/8" sq base. An exceptional pair having only a minute flake under one petal socket and a hint of base mold roughness. Estimate: $600 - $900. Lot 1869 - PAIR OF DOLPHIN SINGLE-STEP BASE CANDLESTICKS, canary, petal sockets, wafer construction, one with significant factory polishing under base to level. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1870. 10 1/4" h, 3 5/8" sq base. Polished example undamaged except for a flake under the base, the other broken and repaired below the wafer and with a chip under one petal. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1870 - PAIR OF PETAL AND COLUMNAR CANDLESTICKS, canary, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1865. 9 1/4" h. One undamaged except for a minor chip under base, other with one reattached socket petal. Estimate: $150 - $250. Lot 1871 - PAIR OF HEXAGONAL CANDLESTICKS, canary, wafer construction. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1870. 7 1/2" h, 4" dia base overall. Each with one or two light flakes to top of socket, one with a small chip under one socket corner. Estimate: $150 - $250. Lot 1872 - HEXAGONAL CANDLESTICK, light amber, socket stuck to standard without wafer. Possibly New England Glass Co. 1860-1880. 7 1/2" h, 4" dia base overall. Undamaged with normal minor mold roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1873 - UNLISTED NEW ENGLAND HEXAGONAL SOCKET AND TWISTED STEM CANDLESTICK, canary, hexagonal foot, waferless two-piece construction, partial factory polished under base to level. Third quarter 19th century. 9" h, 4 1/8" dia base. Undamaged except for a small chip to an inner socket fin and normal flaking/mold roughness to interior of base. Estimate: $150 - $250. Reference: See Green Valley Auctions, Inc., 5/19/07, lot #547, for an opalescent pair with petal sockets. Lot 1874 - PETAL AND LOOP CANDLESTICK, canary, wafer construction. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 6 3/4" h, 4 1/4" dia base. Undamaged except for a flake under base, underfill to petals. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1875 - PAIR OF CRUCIFIX LARGE CANDLESTICKS, opaque white, each with hexagonal petal and cross socket and 12-sided base, two part construction with hidden wafer. New England. 1860-1890. 12 3/4" h, 5" dia base overall. One with two shallow chips under the petals, other undamaged with a small spot of exfoliation under base. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 4, fig. 4028. Lot 1876 - DOLPHIN SINGLE-STEP BASE CANDLESTICK WITH FANCY SOCKET, translucent starch blue and alabaster/clambroth, extremely rare hexagonal socket with molded dolphins and shells, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1845-1870. 9 1/2" h, 3 1/2" sq base. Broken and neatly repaired at wafer, repaired chip under base. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 4, fig. 4060. Lot 1877 - ACANTHUS LEAF CANDLESTICK, translucent jade green socket and alabaster/clambroth base, small size, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1865. 7 1/2" h, 3 3/4" dia base overall. Crack to socket, otherwise undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 4, fig. 4041c. Lot 1878 - ACANTHUS LEAF CANDLESTICKS, NEAR PAIR, each with a starch blue socket and clambroth/alabaster base, very lightly sanded surface, standard size, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1865. 9 1/4" h. Both broken and repaired, one at socket corner and the other below the wafer. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1879 - PRESSED LACY PERIOD GOTHIC ARCH AND PALM NAPPIE ON FOOT, colorless, variant with heart and leaf outer border, rim features wide scallops alternating with smaller shoulder-scallops, wafer attached to a most unusual swirled-rib knop stem and circular foot with an all-over strawberry diamond design underneath. Extremely rare, one of only two recorded examples. New England. 1830-1840. 6 1/8" h, 10 1/2" dia rim, 4 3/4" dia foot. Outstanding condition, the rim having only two lightly tipped small scallops and minor under-rim flaking/mold roughness, otherwise only two chips under the foot. Estimate: $3,000 - $4,000. Reference: Lee, Sandwich Glass, revised edition, pl. 141. Provenance: Recently discovered at a New England on-site auction. Note: Ruth Webb Lee recorded "Only two are known at this writing" which still holds true today. The second example was in the Hambidge collection which was sold by C. S. & S. It was included in Part III of the auction, held on October 28, 2000, and graced the cover of the auction catalog. An example of this nappie on a more traditional standard is at the Corning Museum of Glass; in addition the nappie exists without foot in the Toledo Museum collection and another was in the Elsholz collection (lot #393). Lot 1880 - MIDWESTERN PRESSED LACY PERIOD "UNION" FRIGATE PLATE, colorless, octagonal with bold roundel and stippled point rim, stylized oak leaf shoulder. Probably Pittsburgh. 1830-1840. 6 1/2" dia overall. Virtually proof for this delicate rim, two roundels lightly tipped, another with an open bubble, along with some very minor flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $500 - $800. References: 1. Innes, Pittsburgh Glass 1797-1891, p. 279, pl. 293. 2. Wilson, American Glass 1760-1930, vol. 1, fig. 576. Lot 1881 - DIAMOND AND DOUBLE LOOP NAPPIE ON FOOT, deep cobalt blue, nappie with even scallop rim, attached by a ringed wafer to a diminutive ribbed-dome base with an eight-petal foot. Nappie has a decided tilt. Probably Ft. Pitt Glass Works, Pittsburgh, PA. 1830-1840. 2 3/4" to 3" h, 5" dia rim, 2 3/4" dia foot. Rim with light top flaking, loss of two scallops, and numerous others tipped, base with three tipped petals. Estimate: $500 - $800. Reference: Wilson, American Glass 1760-1930, vol. 1, fig. 633. Lot 1882 - LEE/ROSE NO. 216-C CUP PLATE BASE NAPPIE ON FOOT, colorless, pressed Diamond Panel and Double Loop bowl with rope-edge bull's eye rim, applied free-blown compressed baluster stem, rough pontil mark. Ft. Pitt Glass Works, Pittsburgh, PA. Second quarter 19th century. 4" h, 6 3/8" dia rim, 3 5/8" dia base. Proof except for a hint of minute flaking/mold roughness to base edge and minor roughness to a slight under-rim fin. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Reference: Innes, Pittsburgh Glass 1797-1891, p. 235, pl. 232, fig. 2. Provenance: Collection of Anne & the late Leon Powell. Lot 1883 - LACY PERIOD ACANTHUS LEAF AND SHIELD COVERED SUGAR, deep violet blue with an opal bloom, octagonal with plain rim and circular foot, cover with pattern on outside only. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1838-1850. 5 1/2" h overall, 5 1/8" dia rim overall. Base is virtually proof having only a minor chip under one rim corner and another chip under the foot, the cover has been broken in two and glued and with several chips to rim. Has an excellent appearance. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 1, fig. 1040. Lot 1884 - GOTHIC ARCH SUGAR BASE, canary, octagonal with scallop-edge foot. Together with a colorless Ihmsen sugar base with crack. Two pieces total. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1840-1860. 3 5/8" h, 4 1/4" inner rim. Undamaged except for several light flakes and wear to the rim. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1885 - SHIELD AND PINE TREE NAPPIE, deep fiery opalescent, scallop and ledge rim. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1828-1830. 1 1/8" h, 5 3/4" dia. Near proof having only a minor inner-rim bruise and two very lightly tipped scallops. Estimate: $200 - $300. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 1, fig. 1005. Provenance: Ex-coll: Sally Abney Rose. Lot 1886 - SHIELD AND PINE TREE NAPPIE ON FOOT, colorless, scallop and ledge rim, applied blown compressed-knop stem and foot, rough pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1828-1830. 3 5/8" h, 5 1/2" dia rim, 3 3/8" dia foot. Undamaged except for a single shallow chip to interior rim. Estimate: $300 - $500. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 1, fig. 1006b. Provenance: Ex-coll: Sally Abney Rose. Lot 1887 - SANDWICH GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, SET OF FOUR, "The Glass Industry in Sandwich", Raymond E. Barlow and Joan E. Kaiser, Windham, New Hampshire: Barlow-Kaiser Publishing Co., Inc., 1983, 1987, 1989, 1993, all First Edition, limited edition leather bound set issued without dust jackets, each with book plate signed by authors. Excellent unused condition, Volume 1 with some light spots to first page. Estimate: $150 - $250. Lot 1888 - SANDWICH GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, SET OF FOUR, "The Glass Industry in Sandwich", Raymond E. Barlow and Joan E. Kaiser, Windham, New Hampshire: Barlow-Kaiser Publishing Co., Inc., 1983, 1987, 1989, 1993, all First Edition, one with a signed bookplate, hard covers with dust jackets. Excellent condition with very minor wear to dust jackets. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1889 - PAIR OF PRESSED AND BLOWN-MOLDED CANDLESTICKS, colorless, each featuring a lacy Peacock Eye socket with grape design on top rim, beehive wafer to a ribbed double-knop stem, and another beehive wafer to a stepped square base. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1828-1835. 8 1/2" h, 3 1/2" sq base. One appears proof but under close inspection it has been broken and neatly repaired below the bottom wafer, second broken below the bottom knop and repaired with a bolt, large chip to one base corner. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol.4, fig. 4008. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector. Lot 1890 - RP-3 ROUND FLORAL PRESSED SALT, lightly mottled opaque powder with a silvery sheen, intricate foliate chain top rim, 12-scallop foot. Extremely rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1835-1850. 2" h, 3 1/8" dia. Exceptional condition with a near proof profile, several small under-rim chips and an area of flaking, several minute top-rim flakes, the foot is undamaged. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Reference: Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 1, fig. 1460a. Lot 1891 - BF-1B BASKET OF FLOWERS PRESSED SALT, violet blue, on four feet. Very rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1840. 2" h, 1 3/4" x 3 1/8". Fair condition with overall chipping and mold roughness, loss of one scroll, feet are intact. Estimate: $75 - $125. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 1, fig. 1447. Lot 1892 - PO-6 PEACOCK EYE OVAL PRESSED SALT, unlisted brilliant electric blue, scallop rim, eight-point star base. Probably extremely rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1845. 1 1/2" h, 2 7/8" x 3 3/4". Very faint and hard to see 1" annealing crack off the rim which does have some dept but does not break the surface, still rings true, otherwise only a single rim flake and some light chipping/mold roughness to outer edge of table ring. Estimate: $400 - $600. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 1, fig. 1469. Lot 1893 - UNLISTED OVAL PEDESTAL PRESSED SALT, peculiar translucent light amber clambroth/alabaster, shaped rim, rope above the horizontally reeded oval base, waffle design under base. Extremely rare. Unknown origin. Mid 19th century. 1 3/4" h, 2" x 3 1/2". Excellent condition with normal inner-rim flaking/mold roughness and several shallow chips and flakes under the base. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1894 - WAFFLE-BASE PRESSED SALTS, LOT OF TWO, amethyst rectangular example with stepped sides and tiny-scallop rim, and a deep cobalt blue example with boldly shaped rim and wide ribs. American. 1840-1860. 2 1/2" x 3 1/4" and 2 5/8" x 5 3/8". Both virtually proof with only a few minute flakes. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Parallels Spillman, American and European Pressed Glass at Corning, figs. 932 and 943. Lot 1895 - CN-1A CROWN PRESSED SALT, fiery opalescent, on four scroll feet. Rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1845. 2 1/8" h, 1 7/8" x 3 1/8". Several chips to rim interior, chip to each corner of body, flaking/mold roughness to feet. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1896 - BT-9 BOAT PRESSED SALT, colorless, plain rim and base. Scarce. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1845. 1 5/8" h, 2" x 4". Near proof having only a minute top-rim flake and some minor inner-rim flaking/mold roughness. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1897 - PRESSED LACY SALTS REFERENCE VOLUME, "Pressed Glass Salt Dishes of the Lacy Period, 1825-1850", L. W. and D. B. Neal, Philadelphia, PA: Self published, 1962, signed, hard cover with dust jacket. Excellent condition with minor losses and wear to dust jacket. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1898 - VARIOUS LACY PERIOD PRESSED SALTS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, SD-15b Strawberry Diamond, and two RP-11a variants lacking the rim dot. Very rare and unknown. 1830-1860. 2" x 2 3/4" and 2 7/8" dia. Average condition with some rim and base chips. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1899 - VARIOUS PRESSED AND BLOWN-MOLDED MASTER SALTS, LOT OF THREE, cobalt blue and canary pressed examples, along with a colorless GIII-8 hat-form example. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 19th century. 1 3/4" to 2 1/8" h. Each with chips and/or wear. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1900 - BLOW-OVER AND CRACK-OFF SALTS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, matching pair raised on a hand pressed lozenge-shape foot, and an oblong example with matching undertray, each with plain ground and polished rim. First half 19th century. 3 1/4" and 2" h overall. Excellent condition with several light flakes, some possible post-factory polishing. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1901 - BLOW-OVER AND CRACK-OFF SALTS, LOT OF FIVE, colorless, two with gray tint, circular, rectangular and oblong forms, various patterns, each with plain ground and polished rim. Possibly New England. First half 19th century. Various sizes. Two with rim chips, the remainder with rim flakes. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1902 - VARIOUS PRESSED GLASS SALTS, LOT OF FIVE, cobalt, yellow green, turquoise, and two colorless. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 19th century. 1 1/8" to 1 7/8" h. Constitution with several rim cracks, remainder with only a few flakes. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1903 - PRESSED TOY TUMBLERS, LOT OF TWO, alabaster/clambroth Pointed Oval with circular base, and a milky translucent Lined Ovals, both with rough pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1830-1850. 1 3/4" and 2 1/8" h. First with a minute foot flake, second undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1904 - PRESSED CONCAVE PANEL TUMBLER MADE INTO A MASTER SALT, deep cobalt blue, nine panels to lower body with the plain top portion rolled over in a hat-like manner, polished table ring, high resonance. Probably American. 1850-170. 2" h, 3" dia rim, 2" dia base overall. Several small chips under base, minor interior residue and rim wear. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1905 - SANDWICH CHRISTMAS SALT AND COMMERCIAL PUNGENT, teal blue and amethyst, both with original fittings, the shaker with agitator. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1850-1880. 2 5/8" and 2 1/2" h overall. Undamaged, agitator with rust, pungent with wear to body. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1906 - BLOWN-MOLDED AND PRESSED ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, medium to deep fiery opalescent, including a six-panel toy tumbler/taster, and two commercial pungents, both with original cap. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1850-1870. 2 1/4" and 2 1/2" h. Undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1907 - SANDWICH CHRISTMAS SALTS, LOT OF THREE, pale blue barrel shape with dated lid and agitator, along with a pair of colorless tall paneled with appropriate lids. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. Fourth quarter 19th century. 2 1/2" and 3 5/8" h overall. Undamaged, tall lid with agitator has a split and tiny loss. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1908 - PRESSED TOY FOOTED TUMBLERS, LOT OF FOUR, two deep cobalt blue, one opal opaque, and one colorless, each of hexagonal form and in three different patterns. American or English. 1830-1860. 2 3/8" to 2 5/8" h. Colored examples undamaged, colorless example with two foot flakes. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1909 - PRESSED HEXAGONAL TOY CANDLESTICK, rare bottle green color, factory polished under base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 1 5/8" h, 1 1/4" dia base overall. Undamaged with normal mold roughness to base interior. Estimate: $500 - $800. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3360. Lot 1910 - PRESSED TOY FLAT IRON, electric blue, factory polished base and partially polished back. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1850-1870. 1" h, 1 3/8" long. Undamaged. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3361. Lot 1911 - PRESSED HEXAGONAL TOY CANDLESTICK, amethyst, factory polished under base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 1 5/8" h, 1 1/4" dia base overall. Undamaged except for a flake to one base corner. Estimate: $400 - $600. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3360. Lot 1912 - PRESSED HEXAGONAL TOY CANDLESTICKS, TWO PAIRS, colorless pair with upper stem knop and polished under base, and an electric blue pair with baluster stem and small rough pontil mark under base. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1850-1870. 1 5/8" and 2 1/8" h. One of each with a minute base flake, otherwise undamaged. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1913 - PRESSED PANELED TOYS, LOT OF THREE, cobalt and canary basins and a vaseline pitcher. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1840-1860. 3" dia, 2 1/4" h. First with a shallow chip under the base, second with two chips to rim, third with reattached handle. Estimate: $100 - $150. Reference: Parallels Barlow & Kaiser, The Glass Industry in Sandwich, Vol. 3, fig. 3319. Lot 1914 - LACY TOY COVERED TUREENS, LOT OF TWO, colorless, small and large examples, each with original undertray. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1835-1850. 2 1/4" and 2 7/8" h overall. First above average with some flaking/mold roughness, second average with normal chipping and mold roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1915 - VARIOUS LACY TOYS, LOT OF FIVE, colorless, consisting of a hexagonal footed bowl, oval dish, creamer with circular base, cup and saucer. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1835-1850. Various sizes. Near proof with minor flakes and mold roughness. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1916 - VARIOUS PRESSED TOYS, LOT OF ELEVEN, colorless, including a flat iron, lacy jug and three saucers, along with six other lacy articles. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1835-1850. Various sizes. Named articles undamaged, remainder with moderate to significant damage. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1917 - VARIOUS GLASS BOOKS, LOT OF THREE, amber toy example with no ornamentation, colorless Strawberry Diamond cut glass example engraved "SMC" on reverse, and apple green Octagon Diamond and Hobstar cut glass example. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. Second half 19th century. 5/8" x 7/8", 2 1/4" x 3 1/2", and 2 1/2" x 4 1/4". First undamaged, second with corner chip with bruise and flakes, third with an edge chip and numerous flakes. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1918 - VARIOUS PRESSED AND BLOWN TOYS, LOT OF SEVEN, including a canary Paneled basin, an electric blue Lined Hexagonal spooner, along with five additional examples. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1840-1890. 1" to 2 1/4" h. First with a rim flake, second with a foot chip, others undamaged. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1919 - NEW ENGLAND PINEAPPLE EAPG GOBLETS, LOT OF NINE, colorless, all with excellent resonance. 1850-1865. 6 1/8" h. Undamaged, two with light wear. Estimate: $200 - $300. Lot 1920 - YOKED LOOP GOBLET WOODEN MODEL, mahogany with a varnished surfaced. 1860-1880. 6 1/2" h overall, 3 3/4" dia base. Undamaged with some surface flaking/wear. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1921 - LOOP / LEAF CELERY VASE, colorless, seven-loop bowl with corresponding rim, seven-loop circular foot, wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 9" h, 5 1/2" dia rim, 3 3/4" dia foot. Undamaged. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1922 - SANDWICH PRESSED GLASS VASES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, Tulip and Four-Printie Block, both with wafer construction. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 9 1/2" and 10" h. Undamaged with normal mold roughness inside base. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1923 - SANDWICH MORNING GLORY EAPG SUGAR WITH COVER, colorless, raised on a circular foot. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1865-1880. 8" h overall, 4" dia. Sugar with chip under foot, cover with flaking/mold roughness to top of finial. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1924 - PRESSED GLASS BATTERED BEAUTIES, LOT OF TWO, consisting of a yellow green Gothic Arch, Printie Panel and Loop celery vase, and a Dolphin double-step candlestick, having a translucent starch blue petal socket and a clambroth base. New England. Mid 19th century. 9 7/8" and 10 1/4" h. Both broken at wafer and reattached, candlestick with restoration. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1925 - AMERICAN GLASS REFERENCE VOLUME, "American Glass 1760-1930 The Toledo Museum of Art", Kenneth M. Wilson, New York, New York: Hudson Hills Press, 1994, two volumes, hard covers with slip case. Excellent condition except for separation to inside of cover in Volume I. Estimate: $100 - $150. Lot 1926 - PITTSBURGH GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF TWO, Innes' "Pittsburgh Glass 1797-1891" and Palmer's "Artistry and Innovation in Pittsburgh Glass, 1808-1882", hard cover with dust jacket and soft cover. Soft cover in excellent condition and hard cover in very good condition with light staining to first page and light wear to dust jacket. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1927 - PITTSBURGH GLASS REFERENCE VOLUME, "Pittsburgh Glass 1797-1891, Lowell Innes, Boston, MA, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1976, hard cover with dust jacket. Very good condition with normal light wear to dust jacket. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1928 - PRESSED LACY PERIOD PEACOCK EYE COVERED SWEETMEAT ON FOOT, colorless, scallop and point rim without the grape border on top, along with two different sizes of the California pattern hexagonal sugar and cover. Three pieces total. New England and possibly Pittsburgh. 1830-1870. 5" to 6 1/4" h overall. First with an old epoxy-repaired chip to rim of bowl and cover, others with one under-foot chip and some minor flakes. Estimate: $100 - $150. Provenance: Ex-coll: Sally Abney Rose. Lot 1929 - UNIDENTIFIED PRESSED FLINT GLASS BOWL, colorless, stylized fan, bowknot and punty design, 14-point star base, polished table ring. Mid 19th century. 3 1/4" h, 12 3/4" dia. Undamaged except for a small pattern bruise. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1930 - PRESSED LACY PERIOD NAPPIES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, Feather and Quatrefoil and Princess Feather Medallion patterns, both with even-scallop rim. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1835-1850. 1 3/8" h, 9 1/2" dia, and 1 7/8" h, 10" dia. Both well above average with only a few chipped scallops. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1931 - PRESSED LACY PERIOD NAPPIES, LOT OF FOUR, colorless, Industry with plain rim and coarse stippling, Hairpin, Thistle and Scroll, and Beehive and Thistle. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1835-1850. 6 1/4" to 9 7/8" dia. All above average with flakes and light spalls, Hairpin also missing one point. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1932 - PRESSED LACY PERIOD NAPPIES, LOT OF FOUR, colorless, Industry with plain rim and coarse stippling, Heart and Sheaf, and two different Peacock Eye examples. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1835-1850. 6 1/4" to 9" dia. First two above average with flakes and light spalls, others average with normal chipping. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1933 - PRESSED LACY PERIOD ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, colorless, consisting of two nappies, two octagonal dishes, and a plate. New England. 1830-1850. 9 1/4" to 9 3/4" dia. One nappie with large chip and roughness to table ring, otherwise above average with less than normal rim chipping/roughness. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1934 - VARIOUS LACY PERIOD ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, unrecorded opaque chalk white L/R #285 cup plate, three colorless cup plates, and two colorless nappies. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1840-1860. 3 1/4" to 6 1/4" dia. First cracked and possibly repaired but still rings true, others with only minor chipping. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1935 - AMERICAN CUP PLATE REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF THREE, Lee and Rose's "American Glass Cup Plates", Bilane's "Cup Plate Discoveries Since 1948", and Marble's cup plate photos mounted in a loose-leaf album with index, consisting of 57 photos with multiple plates pictured per photo, two hard covers, one soft cover. Fair to good condition. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1936 - AMERICAN GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF THREE, Neal's "Pressed Glass Salt Dishes of the Lacy Period 1825-1850", Lee and Rose's "American Glass Cup Plates", and Lee's reprint of an 1874 Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. catalog, two hard covers, one soft cover. Good condition, hard backs with resource notations throughout. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1937 - AMERICAN GLASS JOURNALS AND AUCTION CATALOGS, LOT OF NINETEEN, including seven Collectors Sales & Services, four Arman Absentee Auctions, and two CMOG "Journal of Glass Studies" with one including an article on John F. Amelung, plus six others, soft covers. Good to excellent condition. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1938 - VARIOUS NORTH AMERICAN GLASS AND LIGHTING REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF FOURTEEN, including Stevens' "Glass In Canada", plus thirteen others, nine hard covers, five soft covers. Good to excellent condition. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1939 - PRESSED LACY PERIOD ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, colorless, Peacock Eye, Gothic Arch and Palm creamer, and two Gothic Arch covered sugars, each with circular foot. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1835-1850. 4 1/4" and 5" h overall. Above average condition, first with outer rim and foot chips, others with small lid chips only. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1940 - PRESSED LACY PERIOD ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, unlisted colorless GA-1 Gothic Arch salt, along with amethyst and opalescent Roman Rosette nappies and plates. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1835-1850. 4" to 6 1/8" dia. Fair condition with moderate damage. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1941 - PRESSED LACY PERIOD ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, colorless, Rose and Thistle octagonal dish, Scrolled Acanthus Leaf tray, along with two toys. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1835-1850. 5 1/2" dia overall, and 5 1/8" x 7 3/4". Well above average with only some minor flakes. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1942 - VARIOUS PRESSED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN, colorless and one amethyst, including a Star and Punty spill/spoon holder and a Lacy period Peacock Eye covered mustard. 19th and 20th centuries. Various sizes. First undamaged, second with handle crack, remaining excellent overall. Estimate: $50 - $75. Lot 1943 - VARIOUS PRESSED AND BLOWN GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FOURTEEN, consisting of a pair of opal opaque candlesticks, an alabaster gilt-decorated tumbler inscribed 1840, eight cup plates including a Lee/Rose #570, plus three other articles. American and European. 19th century. Candlesticks 8" h. Wear to decorations, otherwise only a few minor imperfections. Estimate: $75 - $125. Lot 1944 - VARIOUS PRESSED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF TWENTY-THREE, colorless, consisting of 18 cup plates, including seven eagles, along with five lacy period small nappies and bowls. 1828-1850. 3" to 6 1/4" dia. Most cup plates in above average condition with small chips, others average with chips. Estimate: $50 - $75. Provenance: Property of a Dallas, TX collector.