AMERICAN GLASS by George and Helen McKearin

Book, "American Glass" By George & Helen Mckearin, James & Geraldine Imlay Collection

Deep blue, rough pontil mark, c. 1815-1840; Coventry Glass Works, Coventry, CT; 2 3/8" dia., 1 9/16"H; good condition---Reference: AMERICAN GLASS, George S. and Helen McKearin, plate 120, figure 2 (In

Deep blue, rough pontil mark, c. 1815-1840; 2 1/4" dia., 1 3/4"H; minor flake to one point on side design---Reference: AMERICAN GLASS, George S. and Helen McKearin, page 250, pl. 87 (Inv. 11-8)

(5) Books Including: (1) The American Cut Glass Industry By Jane Shadel Spillman, 1996, (1) Dorflinger By John Quentin Feller, 1988, (1) American Glass By George S. & Helen Mckearin, 1941, 1948, (1) A

Collector Reference Books- Two Hundred Years Of American Blown Glass By George S. And Helen Mckearin, American Cut And Engraved Glass By Albert Christian Revi, Glass By Geoffrey Wills, American Glass

A collection of vintage American publications on glass collecting. A total of 17 items. 1 issue of Glass Review, Vol. 16, No. 5. Crown George and Helen McKearin, American Glass, 1950s. 11 issues of Ne

American Glass The Fine Art of Glassmaking in America/b> 2000 Photographs ~ 1000 Drawings by James L. McCreery Author: George & Helen McKearin Dated: 197

Rare 19th c. New England Glass Company, opalescent Caryatid candlestick. Pressed glass, 9 1/4" Ht.. RECORDED: cf. George S. and Helen McKearin, American Glass (Crown Publishers, New York, 1941), pl. 1

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. See plate #53 McKearin AMERICAN GLASS.

Three American Blown Glass Bottles featuring George Washington. Height of largest 8 inches. Provenance: Property from The Estate of Richard H. Brown

An American Glass Bottle. Depicting George Washington beneath "The Father of His Country" and "A Little More Grape Captain Bragg" on the opposite side Height: 8.75"

19th century, colorless "Stiegel-type," pontiled, with engraved decoration on the rim. 6.5" high. See McKearin, American Glass, plate 22, number 3. This lot is eligible for pick-up or in-house shippin

(5) Assorted Books (1) Two Hundred Years of American Blown Glass by McKearin, 1949 - (1) Handbook of Chinese Art by Margaret Medley, 1964 - (1) Antique Silver and Silver Collecting by Culme & Stra

Evers. Cut Glass Value Guide. // Palmer. Glass in Early America. Winterthur. // McKearin. American Glass. 1941. Fair.

Antique American Painted Stained Leaded Glass Window George Washington Portrait. Ca. after 1930s to 1950s. Very good with intact glass and good condition wood frame. Scarce piece. We Do Not Provide In

ASSORTED GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 11, including Books 1 through 5 of Heacock's, "Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass," and McKearin, "American Blown Glass." Hard and soft covers.

George Bucquet (American, b.1954) Glass Charger 2006, etched signature to the underside of the base, charger having interior molded hands and metal footed base Property from: an Estate of a Private Co

No dust jacket, fair overall condition. Ledlie Laughlin's own copy.

American Miniature Opaline Centennial Glass Bust of George Washington, 1876, molded "Washington" lower front, raised inscription "Centennial Exhibition/Gillinder & Sons" verso, H.- 5 3/4 in., W.- 3 1/

(7) Books About Variety Of Glassware Including: (1) Glass, A Guide For Collectors By Gabriella Gros-Galliner, 1970, (1) Glass Pleasures & Treasures By George Savage, 1965, (1) American Glass By George

American 20th century bar barware glasses by Georges Briard. Pattern name : Icicle Blue. Status : Retired / Discontinued. Includes six (6) Double Old Fashioned. Four (4) Highballs. Design features tex

Steuben Glass "American Ballad" Bowl , designed by George Thompson and Sidney Waugh in 1942, free-blown, applied, tooled and engraved, h. 7 1/4 in, dia. 9 1/2 in Provenance: Jeffrey Purtell, NH, 2001;

(4) Books - American Glass Companies, (1) The Pairpoint Story By George C. Avila, 1968, 1969, (1) Pairpoint Glass By Leonard E. Padgett, 1979, (1) Collector's Encyclopedia Of Fry Glassware By H.C. Fry

Very light blue, perhaps this is clear with a blue tint. First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. The notes suggest "Bluish-Aqua" color. Purchased for $76.50 from George McKearin, NYC, on June 3rd, 1929