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Candlestick, Henry Whitney American, Pressed glass, American
Candlestick
Designer Designed by Henry Whitney
Manufacturer Manufactured by New England Glass Company
1870–75
"Wild Rose" Lily vase, New England Glass Company American, blown glass, American
"Wild Rose" Lily vase
Manufacturer New England Glass Company
ca. 1886
Covered jar, New England Glass Company American, Blown Amberina glass, American
Covered jar
New England Glass Company
1883–88
Sugar bowl, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Sugar bowl
Probably New England Glass Company
ca. 1827–35
Sugar bowl, New England Glass Company American, Free-blown glass with applied decoration, American
Sugar bowl
Attributed to New England Glass Company
Possibly South Boston Flint Glass Works
1815–35
Cream pitcher, New England Glass Company American, Free-blown glass with applied decoration, American
Cream pitcher
Attributed to New England Glass Company
Possibly South Boston Flint Glass Works
1815–35
Cream pitcher, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Cream pitcher
Probably New England Glass Company
1827–35
Cruet, Louis Friedrich Vaupel American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American
Cruet
Decorator Possibly engraved by Louis Friedrich Vaupel
Manufacturer New England Glass Company
1860–70
Girandole, New England Glass Company American, Cased and cut blown and engraved glass, marble, American
Girandole
Probably New England Glass Company
1850–60
Girandole, New England Glass Company American, Cased and cut blown glass, marble, American
Girandole
Probably New England Glass Company
1850–60
Oil Lamp, New England Glass Company American, Pressed and free-blown white opaque glass, American
Oil Lamp
Probably New England Glass Company
1830–40
Paperweight, William Leighton Sr., Glass, American
Paperweight
Designer Designed by William Leighton Sr.
Manufacturer Manufactured by New England Glass Company
ca. 1850
Paperweight, New England Glass Company American, Glass, American
Paperweight
New England Glass Company
1850–75
Paperweight, New England Glass Company American, Glass, American
Paperweight
New England Glass Company
1850–80
Pitcher, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American
Pitcher
Probably New England Glass Company
1817–40
Salt, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Salt
New England Glass Company
1829–35
Bowl, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Bowl
Manufacturer Manufactured by New England Glass Company
ca. 1840
Tumbler, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Tumbler
Probably New England Glass Company
1850–60
Presentation vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American
Presentation vase
New England Glass Company
1843
Vase with witch ball, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Vase with witch ball
Probably New England Glass Company
1850–75
Vase with witch ball, New England Glass Company American, Free-blown colorless, red, white and blue glass, American
Vase with witch ball
Probably New England Glass Company
1850–75
Vase, Joseph Locke American, Pressed Amberina glass, American
Vase
Designer Joseph Locke
Manufacturer New England Glass Company
1883–87
Vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown silvered glass, American
Vase
New England Glass Company
1855–75
Decanter, Henry Leighton American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American
Decanter
Decorator Possibly engraved by Henry Leighton
Manufacturer New England Glass Company
ca. 1860
Decanter, Henry Leighton American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American
Decanter
Decorator Possibly engraved by Henry Leighton
Manufacturer Attributed to New England Glass Company
ca. 1860
Pitcher
Manufacturer New England Glass Company
ca. 1885–87
Compote
Manufacturer New England Glass Company
ca. 1876
Vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown, etched, and enameled Pomona glass, American
Vase
New England Glass Company
1885–88
Vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown Agata glass, American
Vase
New England Glass Company
1884–88
Celery Vase, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Celery Vase
New England Glass Company
1830–70
Celery Vase, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Celery Vase
New England Glass Company
1830–70
Celery Vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Celery Vase
Probably New England Glass Company
1883–88
Cordial Glass, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Cordial Glass
New England Glass Company
1865–70
Cordial Glass, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Cordial Glass
New England Glass Company
1865–70
Cordial Glass, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Cordial Glass
New England Glass Company
1865–70
Cordial Glass, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Cordial Glass
New England Glass Company
1865–70
Creamer, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American
Creamer
New England Glass Company
1855–65
Creamer, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, diamond point, American
Creamer
Possibly New England Glass Company
1850–60
Cup, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Cup
Probably New England Glass Company
19th century
Cup, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Cup
Probably New England Glass Company
19th century
Cup, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Cup
Probably New England Glass Company
19th century
Cup, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American
Cup
Probably New England Glass Company
19th century

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