Lot
Number | Description | Number
of Bids | Final Bid |
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| | | 1- BAKEWELL 12 PANEL ETCHED SUGAR BOWL WITH ENGRAVED FLORAL /BERRY MOTIF
3 ½”h., Colorless, lead glass, etched squat body with gallery rim , engraved berry and floral motif, 12 panel base, applied foot, pontil; matching lid engraved horizontal vine motif ( traditionally identical to all three leaf and daisy bowls); Pittsburgh , Pa., c. 1820-30, probably Benjamin Bakewell , mint condition. This engraved 12 panel sugar bowl is very rare with its etched body having a moonstone appearance; rare!
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| 7 | $ 210 |
| | | 2-OUTSTANDING BAKEWELL ENGRAVED DAISY AND LEAF SUGAR BOWL ON PEDESTAL
8 ½” h., Colorless,lead glass, wide globular bowl with gallery rim, beautifully engraved daisy and leaf decoration, applied medial knop pedestal and circular foot; Pittsburgh, Pa., c. 1820-30, attributed to Bakewell, near 3” crack on lower section, still showcases mint; this is an impossible sugar bowl to come across, it’s huge with phenomenal form and great presence,hard to find better!
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| 8 | $ 275 |
| | | 3-PITTSBURGH ENGRAVED FLORAL AND DAISY SUGAR BOWL BASE
3 ½”h. x 4 ¾ “ w., Colorless , lead glass, large globular body with gallery rim decorated with classic vine & leaf motif, engraved berry and floral motif with daisy, applied foot, pontil; Pittsburgh , Pa., c. 1824-30, mint condition. This piece was found without its lid and is absolutely exquisite as it is; one of the finest Pittsburgh engraved sugar bowls you will come across; rare!
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| 0 | $ 250 * |
| | | 4-CLASSIC MIDWESTERN STYLE ENGRAVED BAKEWELL PITCHER
6”h., Colorless, lead glass, footless bucket shaped body, tapered shoulders with cylindrical wide neck, fully engraved with daisies throughout, wheat motif surrounding rim tied in the front with tassel, floral and leaves in swag motif, applied hollow handle, pontil scar; Bakewell & Page, Pittsburgh, Pa., c. 1820-28, mint condition; outstanding in every way, almost identical pitcher pictured in Pittsburgh Glass by Lowell Innes.
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| 17 | $ 1,400 |
| | | 5- PITTSBURGH LEAF & DAISY DECANTER
8”h.,Colorless, lead glass, large semi-ovoid body with engraved large leaves and daisies, neck is decorated with two sets of triple rings, flared out lip, pontil scar; Pittsburgh, Pa., c. 1820, mint, missing stopper ; one of the best engraved daisy decanters we have seen!
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| 16 | $ 500 |
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6- PITTSBURGH ENGRAVED FLORAL AND DAISY CELERY VASE/ WITH GADROONING!
8”h., Colorless lead glass, cylindrical body with engraved daisy & leaf florals, with superimposed gadroon decoration, applied pedestal, circular foot, pontil ; Pittsburgh District , c. 1828, untarnished; excellent example, sharp and to the point, this one glistens get` them while there hot!
8”h., Colorless lead glass, cylindrical body with engraved daisy & leaf floral pattern , superimposed gadroon decoration, applied pedestal, circular foot, pontil ; Pittsburgh District , c. 1828, untarnished; excellent example, get them while there hot!
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| 11 | $ 850 |
| | | 7-BAKEWELL PATTERN MOLDED BLUE HANDLED CRUET WITH STOPPER
8 1/2” h., Deep sapphire blue, lead glass, chestnut shaped body with 16 pronounced ribs, elongated neck and arched pour spout, applied hollow handle, matching stopper; Pittsburgh, c.1825-30, no harm minuscule surface line on base of handle, this is so well hidden and smaller than the width of the nail on your little finger, otherwise perfect; a sculpture in American glass!
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| 3 | $ 325 |
| | | 8-RARE BAKEWELL ENGRAVED DAISY CYLINDICAL VASE WITH TWELEVE PANELS
7 ¾”h., Colorless lead glass, wide cylindrical body with engraved daisy, stem & leaves, each flower connected by a swaged garland of leaves tied at the top with tassels or bows, lower body at base has 12 molded panels, applied foot, pontil scar; Pittsburgh, Pa, c. 1824-30, flawless, impeccable condition; this motif is about identical to the one on the pitcher offered here, very rare!
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| 10 | $ 650 |
| | | 9-EXCEPTIONAL EARLY AMERICAN COLORED WINE GLASS
3 7/8”h., Deep purple striated amethyst, lead glass, bucket shape bowl , thin pedestal with small central ball knop, applied circular foot, pontil scar; American, c.1770-1820 c , found years ago at the Keene bottle show from a local dealer who found it locally , possibly made at the American Flint Glass Manufactory , Manheim, Pa, exceptional condition; wine glasses of this type from the period are almost exclusively found in colorless glass, this example in beautiful amethyst is without a doubt exceptional in every way!
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| 11 | $ 425 |
| | | 10-LANCASTER NEW YORK COMPOTE
3 ½”h., x 7” d., Sea green, window glass, rounded bowl, flaring sides, folded rim, applied funnel foot, pontil scar; attributed to the Lancaster New York state glassworks c. 1852-60; See American glass by Schwartz (Page 43 figure 13 for near identical example.)a stunning example of early Free-blown craftsmanship.
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| 11 | $ 500 |
