EXTREMELY RARE NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY OPEN SUGAR BOW

BB-1 BIRD BATH AND CORNUCOPIA PRESSED OPEN SALT, opaque white with mottled and swirled blue and periwinkle, scallop-and-point rim. Extremely rare. New England Glass Co. 1830-1840. 2" H, 2 1/8" x 3 1/8

SD-5A STRAWBERRY DIAMOND PRESSED OPEN SALT, dark brown amber, scallop-and-point rim. Extremely rare. New England, possibly New England Glass Co. 1827-1840. 2" H, 2 1/8" x 2 7/8".Literature: Neal - Pre

SD-5A STRAWBERRY DIAMOND PRESSED OPEN SALT, dark brown amber, scallop-and-point rim. Extremely rare. New England, possibly New England Glass Co. 1827-1840. 2" H, 2 1/8" x 2 7/8".Literature: Neal - Pre

5 ½”h., White opalescent, lead glass, pressed glass sugar bowl probably made at the New England Glass Company (like Spillman 975); see Elsholts pg., 450-451 for canary example. The motif is great w

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

LEE/ROSE NO. 84 CUP PLATE, opaque powder blue with swirled front and back, and silvery sheen to shoulder, plain rim. Extremely rare, only five recorded. New England, probably Boston & Sandwich Glass C

Compote, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Rare Peppermint Stick Border, 6" x 8", By New England Glass Company, Frosted Greek Key Pattern, Ray Cut Foot, Very Nice Example. The Seller Of This Item Has Elec

BB-1 BIRD BATH AND CORNUCOPIA PRESSED OPEN SALT, opal opaque, scallop-and-point rim. Very rare. New England Glass Co. 1830-1840. 1 7/8" H, 2" x 3".Near proof with only a sliver flake to one outside co

Produced in the mid-1800's in Cambridge, Massachusetts by the New England Glass Company. 5" H.

SD-6 STRAWBERRY DIAMOND PRESSED OPEN SALT, medium bottle green, scallop-and-point rim. Extremely rare. New England or Midwestern United States. 1830-1840. 2" H, 2 1/8" x 3".Virtually proof with just a

SD-6 STRAWBERRY DIAMOND PRESSED OPEN SALT, medium bottle green, scallop-and-point rim, on four feet. Extremely rare. New England or Midwestern United States. 1830-1840. 2" H, 2 1/8" x 3".Rim with shal

OG-7 OBLONG PRESSED OPEN SALT, cobalt blue, shaped flat-top rim and corresponding base. Extremely rare. Possibly New England area. 1830-1850. 1 1/2" H, 2 1/8" x 3 1/4". Literature: Neal - Pressed Glas

NE NEW ENGLAND MARKED PRESSED OPEN SALTS, LOT OF TWO, comprising an opal opaque NE-1 and a colorless NE-4, each embossed under base, scallop-and-point rims. Rare and plentiful. New England Glass Co. 1

OG OBLONG PRESSED OPEN SALTS, LOT OF TWO, colorless, comprising a cloudy OG-7 and an OG-16. Rare. Possibly New England and Jersey Glass Co. 1830-1850. Various sizes.OG-7 near proof with light bruise a

ASSORTED LACY PRESSED OPEN SALTS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an opalescent BS-2, a green JY-2b, and an opaque white NE-1. Scarce and rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., New England Glass Co., and Jersey

One OG-2 and three marked NE open salts, New England Glass Co., c. 1830-1845, including: OG-2, rare, rectangular with diamond heart, all-over ribbing and scalloped rim; 3" x 2 1/8", 1 3/4'H; scattered

WAFFLE AND THUMBPRINT / PALACE (OMN) ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, colorless lead glass, including a covered butter dish, covered sugar bowl, celery vase, and an open salt. Pittsburgh and New England. 1850-

NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, PLATED AMBERINA CREAMER. HEIGHT 2 3/8" (HAIRLINE CRACK ON SIDE)

You can find the best color in this shade. Look at it. You'll agree. With the addition of the diamond quilting in the glass, it makes it extraordinary. Perfect shade to compliment that frame you have

Antique New England Glass Company fruit bouquet consisting of an unusual number of fruit: 7 whole pears, plus one partially hidden pear, and green leaves, all beautifully displayed in a swirled lattic

A GROUP OF SEVEN NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY ACID ETCHED GLASS VESSELS IN THE "POMONA" PATTERN, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1885-1920, the Joseph Locke designed pattern, patented in 1885, with thumb

A super signed Meriden Silverplate Victorian pickle castor with original New England Glass Pomona insert with cornflower decoration. Such a nice understated elegant piece. Glass is second grind Pomona

New England Glass Company 19TH CENTURY, (1818-1878) a glossy peachblow syrup pitcher Height 5 3/4 inches Estimate $ 100-200

New England Glass Company 19TH CENTURY, (1818-1878) a pair of footed vases, each with applied decoration Height 8 inches Estimate $ 40-60