Ten Blown Glass Cornucopia Flasks

Four Blown Glass Eagle Flasks, America, 19th century, three with spreadwing eagle and cornucopia, one with spreadwing eagle on both sides, ht. to 7 in. Read more…

Four Blown Molded Cornucopia Flasks, New England, 19th century, GIII-6, an olive and an amber, pints; GIII-11, an olive amber and an olive, half-pints. Read more…

Three Colored Blown Glass Pint Flasks, England or Eastern U.S., 19th century, the first colorless with ruby and white marbrie, the second white with metal Read more…

Six Small Blown Glass Bellows Flasks, England or Eastern U.S., 19th century, four colorless with various applied rims, quilling, prunts, rigaree handles, one with marbrie Read more…

Four Colored Blown Glass Ovoid Flasks, England or Eastern U.S., 19th century, a white half-pint with pink and blue loop designs; a white pint with Read more…

Amber Blown Glass Cornucopia and Compote of Fruit Flask and an Aqua Glass Washington/Taylor Flask. Read more…

Ten Blown Glass Paperweights, late 20th/early 21st century, including examples by Lundberg Studios, Perthshire Paperweights, Ed Slaina for Orient & Flume, and Blacksheep Glass, sold Read more…

Ten blown glass witches balls, 19th/20th c. Read more…

Three Blown Molded Cornucopia Glass Flasks, Coventry Connecticut Glass Works, early 19th century, two pint flasks, olive and olive amber, (McKearin no. 203, GIII-4) with Read more…

Group of three early blown glass flasks or bottles; a mid 19th century American GIX-11 Scroll flask in aquamarine, pint size having a sheared mouth, Read more…