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Jelly Glass, Blown pattern-molded glass, American or British — Jelly Glass
American or British
1785–1825

Jelly Glass, Free-blown lead glass, American — Jelly Glass
American
18th century

Jelly Glass, Free-blown lead glass, American — Jelly Glass
American
18th century

Jelly Glass, Blown pattern-molded lead glass, American or British — Jelly Glass
American or British
1785–1825

Jelly Glass, Blown pattern-molded lead glass, American or British — Jelly Glass
American or British
1785–1825

Jelly Glass, Blown pattern-molded glass, American or British — Jelly Glass
American or British
1785–1825

Jelly Glass, Blown pattern-molded glass, American or British — Jelly Glass
American or British
1785–1825

Parfait Glass, Pressed glass, American — Parfait Glass
American
1830–70

Parfait Glass, Pressed glass — Parfait Glass
1830–70

Parfait Glass, Pressed glass, American — Parfait Glass
American
1830–70

Dessert glass(?), Opalescent bluish white nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, trailed., Italian (Venice) — Dessert glass(?)
Italian (Venice)
probably late 17th century

Sweetmeat glass, Glass, Bohemian — Sweetmeat glass
Bohemian
ca. 1720

Sweetmeat glass, Glass, British — Sweetmeat glass
British
ca. 1750

Sweetmeat glass with cover, Glass, British — Sweetmeat glass with cover
British
ca. 1740

Sweetmeat glass with cover, Glass, Irish, probably Dublin — Sweetmeat glass with cover
Irish, probably Dublin
ca. 1750

Sweetmeat glass, Glass, German, Silesia — Sweetmeat glass
German, Silesia
ca. 1760

Sweetmeat glass with flagon cover, Glass, Bohemian, Riesengebirge (Krkonoše) — Sweetmeat glass with flagon cover
Bohemian, Riesengebirge (Krkonoše)
ca. 1740

Sweetmeat glass, Glass, Bohemian — Sweetmeat glass
Bohemian
1750

"Gondola" sweetmeat glass, Glass, engraved and partly polished, German, Silesia — "Gondola" sweetmeat glass
German, Silesia
ca. 1730

Sweetmeat glass, Glass; silver, enamelled, Southern German — Sweetmeat glass
Southern German
late 17th–early 18th century

Sweetmeat glass (one of a pair), Glass, British — Sweetmeat glass (one of a pair)
British
ca. 1710

Sweetmeat glass (one of a pair), Glass, British — Sweetmeat glass (one of a pair)
British
ca. 1710

Sweetmeat glass, Glass, Bohemian — Sweetmeat glass
Bohemian
ca. 1720

Sweetmeat glass (one of two), Glass, Irish — Sweetmeat glass (one of two)
Irish
ca. 1780

Sweetmeat glass (one of two), Glass, Irish — Sweetmeat glass (one of two)
Irish
ca. 1780

Sweetmeat glass, Glass, German — Sweetmeat glass
German
ca. 1740

Sweetmeat glass with cover, Glass, German, Silesia — Sweetmeat glass with cover
German, Silesia
ca. 1730

Sweetmeat glass with cover, Glass, British or Irish — Sweetmeat glass with cover
British or Irish
early 19th century

Sweetmeat glass, Glass, Irish — Sweetmeat glass
Irish
ca. 1790