Lot
Number | Description | Number
of Bids | Final Bid |
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| | | ZANESVILLE OHIO PATTERN MOLDED BOWL
1 1/2"h.x 6 1/2"w., Aquamarine, soda lime, circular body with 24 slightly swirled ribs, folded rim, drawn foot, pontil scar: Zanesville Ohio, c. 1824, mint condition, beautiful color, very rare in aquamarine, usually found in amber ; this bowl goes the extra mile in regard to form and overall presence, a great opportunity to acquire a classic piece of Zanesville tableware!
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| 8 | $ 700 |
| | | ZANESVILLE CONICAL CRUET BOTTLE
6”h., Bluish aqua, soda lime, conical body, tightly swirled 24 rib pattern , tooled infolded lip, pontil scar; Zanesville , Ohio, c. 1824 -1830, mint, a beautiful Ohio swirled jewel , probably used for oil or vinegar!
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| 7 | $ 210 |
| | | RARE 32 RIB AMBER OGEE SHAPE PAN
2”h. x 7”w., Deep red chocolate amber, non-lead, pattern molded with 32 vertical ribs, graduated double ogee shaped body, plain rim with hand tooled horizontal band, both the interior basil wear and high point base wear are extremely heavy, wide pontil; attributed to Mantua, Ohio, c. 1824, mint condition with heavy interior and exterior base wear; we are of the opinion that this had to function almost exclusively as an under-plate for a pitcher or sugar bowl. Extremely rare!!!
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| 6 | $ 750 |
| | | ZANESVILLE OHIO PATTERN MOLDED TEN DIAMOND POCKET FLASK
5 7/8" h.,Aquamarine, half pint, pattern molded with 10 diamonds over flutes, sheared lip, pontil scar; Zanesville, Ohio, c. 1824, mint, a beautiful turquoise aquamarine bottle; pleasing full impression and remarkable condition!
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| 21 | $ 650 |
| | | ZANESVILLE OHIO AMBER TEN DIAMOND POCKET FLASK
5”h.,Brilliant golden amber, half pint, pattern molded with 10 diamonds over flutes, sheared lip, pontil scar: Zanesville, Ohio, c. 1824, mint, outstanding impression and dynamic color; this flask is on fire, the shading is beyond belief , just one of prettiest !
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| 15 | $ 1,000 |
| | | RARE ZANESVILLE MINI GLOBULAR BOTTLE
3 7/8” h., clear amber, light golden color, globular shape body, applied collar; Zanesville Ohio, c. 1824, mint condition, usually much darker, very hard to find in this small size, rare light color!
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| 14 | $ 700 |
| | | ZANESVILLE PATTERN MOLDED SWIRLED GLOB
8”h., Aquamarine, globular body pattern molded with 24 swirled ribs, applied collar, pontil scar; attributed to Zanesville Ohio, c. 1824, mint condition; nice impression, overall outstanding bottle.
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| 14 | $ 400 |
| | | MINIATURE MIDWESTERN FLASK
2 ½” h., Golden amber with a strong orange tone, non lead, classic pocket bottle shape, pattern molded with 20 swirled ribs, sheared lip, pontil scar with base polished flat; possibly Pittsburgh, Pa or Ohio, c. 1800-1830, exceptional, no damage; probably used as a scent, pungent, or strong medical drops like tincture of opium, this is a non production piece, either one off or possibly from a short run; very rare, possibly unique!
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| 9 | $ 450 |
| | | EXTREMELY RARE TRANSLUCENT ZANESVILLE TEN DIAMOND PITCHER
4 ½ “h., Translucent aquamarine moonstone, non lead , wide body with rounded shoulders pattern molded in a ten diamond over flutes, applied round handle crimped with good curl . wide neck with pinched spout, pontil scar; probably Shepards Glass Factory , Zanesville, Ohio, c. 1824-26, other than a small inclusion inside the handle the piece is mint. On plt. 9 in American Glass by McKearin, no.2, is pictured a rare ten diamond creamer in translucent moonstone, this example could be thought of as translucent aqua moonstone , in some light the creamer will even appear opalescent; covered with tiny seed bubbles this creamer has a unique character, we have not seen another like it !
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| 5 | $ 1,200 |
| | | UNIQUE MANTUA OHIO DOUBLE OGEE MASTER SALT
3 ¾”h., Striated translucent amethyst , or a moonstone amethyst , some lead composition , double ogee shape on applied knop pedestal, sheared rim, applied foot, pontil scar; attributed to the Mantua Glass Works , Portage County, c.1822 , mint condition ( flat shallow open bubble on the interior bowl). A common misconception in regard to the amethyst pans, sugar bowls, salts, creamers, etc. made at the Mantua glass Works is that it is of soda lime composition, this is not the case. UV testing of the articles mentioned here reveals that they are certainly made with lead; rich in character, charm, form and color, this is the ultimate Mantua amethyst master salt made in the noted double ogee shape, there is none better!
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| 5 | $ 1,400 |
