THE SHOP FEATURES AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE GLASS.

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Blown Amberina glass vase made by Libbey Glass Company. Toledo, OH., 1917-20.

H: 14″ D: 5 1/2″

$3,200

Blown and cut glass triple overlay vase. Made by St. Louis. France, c. 1850.

H: 14″ D: 7″

$4,800

Blown glass wine engraved by Louis Vaupel. New England Glass Company. East Cambridge, MA., c. 1882.

H: 5″

$850

Blown glass water goblet. Engraved by Louis Vaupel. New England Glass Company. East Cambridge, MA., c. 1882.

H: 6″

$1,500

Pr. of blown and cut glass decanters. Comet design. England, 1810-20.

H: 10″ D: 5″

$2,500 for pr.

Blown and cut glass decanter. France, c. 1825.

H: 9″ D: 3 3/4″

$750

Set of four pressed glass water goblets “deer in pine pattern”. United States, c.1880.

H: 7″ D: 3 3/8″

$495 for set of four

Blown molded glass sulphide tumbler of Napoleon. Baccarat, France, c. 1830.

H: 4″ D: 3″

$1,200

Blown and engraved glass tumbler with Chinese design and balloon ascension. England, c. 1820.

H: 4″ D: 3 1/2″

$750

Blown glass wine with air twist stem. England, 1745-60.

H: 7 1/4″ D: 3 1/4″

$675

 Blown Glass vase. New England, 1845-65.

H: 6″ D: 4″

$425

Blown glass water pitcher with applied chain decoration. Thomas Cains Glass Works. South Boston, MA., 1812-27.

H: 6 1/4″ D: 5 1/4″

$3,700

Blown cut and engraved “Lincoln” glass sugar bowl. Boston and sandwich Glass Company. Massachusetts, 1855-70.

H: 8″ D: 5 1/2″

$1,100

Blown and rib molded glass jelly. Germany, c. 1770.

H: 4″ D: 2 1/4″

$195

Blown glass hexagonal jelly. England, 1740-60.

H: 4″ D: 2 1/8″

$275

Favrile blown glass bowl with original paper label of Tiffany Studios. New York, 1902-20.

H: 3 1/2″ D: 12″

$5,800

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