Beautiful Steuben art glass vase in Ivory. Ribbed design. Polished Pontil. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Item# 392
Origin: United States
Maker: Steuben Glass Co.
Dimensions: 5.5 tall, 5 in. wide
Color: ivory
Age: 1920's
Price: on EBAY

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Nice Pairpoint Glass tavern vase from the 1930's. Very rare. Lots of bubbles and hand enamelled bask of flowers decoration. Polished pontil. Signed D1587 / 285 on the base.Excellent shape with no chips or cracks.

Item# 372
Origin: United States
Maker: Pairpoint Glass Co.
Dimensions: 6 in. tall, 4.25 in. wide
Color: clear
Age: 1930's
Price: $150 US.

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Stunning modern glass sculpture by Ed Nesteruk. A technique called "veiling" is used to trap the layers of color within the clear glass. Most of Ed's work is commissioned so you won't find many of his sculptures on the market. The ones you dess see pop up in auctions or on display in museums. It's signed "Nesteruk '92". Excellent condition with no chips cracks or scratches.

Item# 366
Origin: United States
Maker: Ed Nesteruk
Dimensions: 10 in. tall, 6.5 in. wide
Color: crystal, purple and orange
Age: 1992
Price: $275 US.

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When Victor Durand died in 1931 so did his art glass business. His business partner Evan Kimble was convinced to keep the shop open one more year to produce a new line of glass that was similar to Steuben's Cluthra. It was made in a similar manner using a powdered glass formula that called for lots of bubbles in the batch. It was produced for about a year and then discontinued. Kimble glass was signed with a "K" in a similar manner that the "V" was used in Durand's glass. Kimble glass, especially multicolor varietys with handles are very rare and hard to come by. This was probably one of the last pieces made since it never received that engraved signature. It has a polished pontil. Although unsigned this is Guaranteed 100% to be Durand / Kimble glass. At some point in it's life one of the handles snapped off and was re-attached with some sort of epoxy. I think these 2 handled versions were prone to damage because I've come across 2 other with the handles missing completely. It's in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Item# 354
Origin: United States
Maker: Kimble Glass Co.
Dimensions: 6.5 in. tall, 6.5 in. wide
Color: multicolor cluthra
Age: 1932
Price: on EBAY

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Interesting three ring vase in the Japanese style produced by the Smith Bros. in the 1880's. Stunning hand enamelled decoration. Very little if any loss to the decoration. This vase is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Item# 343
Origin: United States
Maker: Smith Bros.
Dimensions: 8 in. tall
Color: salmon
Age: 1880's
Price: $125 US.

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Nice colonial ware portrait decanter by the Mount Washington Glass Co. circa 1885. Rococo style decoration with a portrait of a female in colonial period dress. Two applied handles. The decoration is in good shape with little loss to the detail. There is a very small chip on the outside of the stopper. Otherwise, in excellent condition.

Item# 331
Origin: United States
Maker: Mt. Washington Glass Co.
Dimensions: 11.5 in. tall, 5 in. wide
Color: white
Age: 1880 - 1890
Price: $175 US.

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Nice contemporary American art glass decanter in the Tiffany style. Nice iridescent finish with a combed swirl design. Unsigned but it reminds me of the work of Lundberg or Carlson. Large button pontil. The stopper looks original to the body but it fits loosely. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Item# 330
Origin: United States
Maker: ????
Dimensions: 8 in. tall, 5 in. wide
Color: iridescent off white, brown and black
Age: 1975 - present
Price: $225 US.

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Beautiful Steuben or Stevens & Williams Rosaline and Alabaster water goblet. At seven inches in height, it's one of the largest I've ever seen. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Item# 319
Origin: United States
Maker: Steuben Glass Co.
Dimensions: 7 in. tall, 4.25 in. wide
Color: Rosaline and alabaster
Age: 1920's
Price: $150 US.

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Steven Correia has been blowing glass since 1973. His work can be seen in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan, the Smithsonian, the Corning and Chrysler museums. This candlestick features a pulled-feather design with his trademark silver mirror-glass finish. It's signed "Correia" on the top of the base. It's also signed "SCFA 179-84-5" on the bottom. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Item# 281
Origin: United States
Maker: Steven Correia Art Glass
Dimensions: 11 in. tall
Color: silver/blue and black
Age: 1984
Price: $135 US.

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Smith Brothers hand-painted vase with their classic winter cabin scene. Ground pontil with early Smith Bros. circular trademark. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks, just some residue on the inside.

Item# 272
Origin: United States
Maker: Smith Brothers
Dimensions: 7 in. tall, 3.5 in. wide
Color: decorated milk glass
Age: 1885 - 1890
Price: $150 US.

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Here's an interesting vase from early American studio artist Kimrie "Kim" Newcomb. Following in the steps of pioneers like Labino and Littleton, Kim Newcomb began his glass blowing career in 1969. This vase has a lovely iridescent "oil slick" finish. It features a square shape with the punched in sides. The collar style neck has been turned down. It's signed on the bottom "Newcomb '69". It's in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Item# 259
Origin: United States
Maker: Kimrie "Kim" Newcomb
Dimensions: 7 in. tall, 5 in. wide
Color: gold multicolor iridescent
Age: 1969
Price: $125 US.

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In 1920, H.P. Sinclaire built a factory in Bath, N.Y. and started blowing his own glass. Using former workers from Dorflinger and the master gaffer Emil Larson, he began to produce art glass that rivaled Steuben for it's quality and design. Because his colored glass was only produced for seven years it's more scarce than similar art glass from factories like Steuben. This vase is a lovely shade of amber that has a ribbed optic. There is a polished pontil. It's signed on the bottom with an acid etched "S". The vase is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. There is a thin light scratch about an inch long on one side of the vase.

Item# 227
Origin: United States
Maker: H.P. Sinclaire & Co.
Dimensions: 6.25 in. tall, 6 in. wide
Color: Amber
Age: 1920 - 1927
Price: $125 US.

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Morgantown Jockey stem. This cocktail glass was specially made for the Gulfstream Racetrack in Florida. This glass is in mint condition. I don't think it was ever used.

Item# 158
Origin: United States
Maker: Morgantown Glass Co. / Economy Tumbler
Dimensions: 5.5 in. tall
Color: Crystal with amber stem
Age: 1930's
Price: $75 a stem (2 available)

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Dorflinger eight-arm vase from the "Reproductions" line of Venetian glassware that was produced between 1915 - 1920. This truly unique and rare vase was made in three colors: Amber, Turquoise and Amethyst. The same vase can be seen on page 168 of the book "Dorflinger: America's Finest Glass, 1852 - 1921". It shows the Turquoise version of this vase. This vase is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Item# 71
Origin: United States
Maker: Dorflinger Glass Co.
Dimensions: 6.5 in. tall, 5 in. wide
Color: Amethyst
Age: 1915 -1920
Price: $150 US.

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Rare and beautiful Pairpoint Cornucopia vase. Hand blown. Solid base with polished pontil. Excellent condition with no cracks or chips.

Item# 102
Origin: United States
Maker: Pairpoint Glass Co.
Dimensions: 7.25 in. tall
Color: Crystal
Age: 1925 - 1945
Price: $75 US.

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