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Amethyst, pattern molded in diamond above 28 vertical flutes — Perfume bottle, c. 1780
Stiegal Glass Works

G333

Bowl, greenish, milk pan per Decorative Arts Department, 1986. — Milk Pan, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

Sheppard historical flask, green, American Eagle on one side, marked Zanesville; Blaske Collection # 302; bottles and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Sheppard Historical Flask, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

Bowl, footed with applied blue rim — Footed bowl, 19th century
United States

G333

creamer, Midwestern, light green, 10 diamond, damaged; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Creamer, 19th century
United States

G333

Fifteen diamond chestnut flask, yellow, tooled banded mouth; attributed to Mantua; bottles and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Fifteen Diamond Chestnut Flask, 19th century
Mantua Glass Company

G333

concave bottom; outward-flaring, irregular cylindrical shape; predominately roughly rectangular patchwork of colored glass--red, greens, blues, white, black and clear — Pezzato Glass Vase, c. 1955
Fulvio Bianconi; Venini & Co.

G276

Venetian or facon-de-Venise latticinio goblet; thick stem with delicate lattice-like engraving; bulbous midsection on stem; cylindrical shape at top with lip around bottom edge of vessel with vertical applied linear elements--alternating hash marks and white stripes; two horizontal bands on bottom half of vessel; clear glass — Goblet, c. 1530
Italy

G332

bottle, olive-colored glass — Bottle, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

Chestnut flask, 10 diamonds, brilliant amber; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Chestnut Flask, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

stained glass heraldic cartouche, containing the Arms of Sir Anthony Hungerford of Gloustershire impaled with those of his second wife, Dorothy Danvers; the shield is enciricled by a wreath of of blue and yellow foliage with yellow ornaments; Companion to 23.52.1 and contains the Hungerford, Burnell and Bottetort quarterings, impaled with Danvers (argent a bend gules charged with these martlets or, in chief a crescent of the second) in the first and fourth quarters Dauncey (per pale or and argent therr bars bebule gules) in the second and Barendes (gules two bars and in chief as many stags heads cabashed or) in the third — Window with heraldic cartouche, 16th century
England

G325

handled jug, deep reddish amber, 24 ribs, right-hand broken swirl with double impression; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Handled Jug, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

Chestnut bottle, golden yellow color, 20 ribs, left-hand swirl, faint broken swirl; attributed to Kent (glasshouse); bottles and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Chestnut Bottle, 19th century
United States

G333

Pitkin flask, 30 ribs, broken swirl, foamy light aqua with blue overtones, Midwestern; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Pitkin Flask, 19th century
United States

G333

Green tinted glass; flared foot with hollow stem; round prune decorations with rounded bowl — Roemer, 17th century
Netherlands

G332

globular bottle, 24 ribs, broken swirl, amber; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Globular Bottle, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

Sweetmeat dish, aqua, 15 diamond; attributed to Mantua; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Sweetmeat Dish, 19th century
Mantua Glass Company

G333

Blown moulded pan or bowl, United States — Blown moulded pan or bowl, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

Grandfather's flask, deep amber, 24 vertical ribs; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Grandfather's Flask, 19th century
attributed to Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

2-handled vase, glass — Vase, 1st-5th century
Roman

G242

Pitkin flask, Midwestern glasshouse, olive amber; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Pitkin Flask, 19th century
United States

G333

Vessel with Small Knobs, Roman — Vessel with Small Knobs, 1st-5th century
Roman

G242

pair of cut glass decanters, with sheffield plate wine coasters of the same period, (75.65.1-4) — Stoppered decanter, one of a pair, c. 1810-1820
England

G337

Chestnut flask, half pint, 10 diamond, deep reddish amber; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Chestnut Flask, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

club bottle, Midwestern, aqua, 32 ribs, left hand swirl, banded mouth; impression of 1846 penny in base; penny is attached; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Club Bottle, 19th century
United States

G333

small pitcher, amethyst colored glass — Pitcher, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

inkwell, light blue, 16 ribs, left-hand swirl, cylindrical shape with Mantua terminal ring; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Inkwell, 19th century
Mantua Glass Company

G333

cruet, light green glass,18 ribs, left hand swirl, rare size in this form; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Cruet, 19th century
United States

G333

Decanter with stopper — Decanter with stopper, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

Chestnut flask, 16 vertical ribs, clear, tool marks typical of Mantua glasshouse; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Chestnut Flask, 19th century
probably Mantua Glass Company

G333

Decanter with stopper — Decanter, c. 1820-1845
United States

G333

Sheppard Historical Flask, attributed to Zanesville; greenish amber; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Sheppard Historical Flask, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

globular bottle, strong green glass, 24 ribs, left hand swirl, attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Globular Bottle, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

Chestnut bottle, pint size, 20 ribs, broken swirl (double impression), brilliant amber; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Chestnut Bottle, 19th century
United States

G333

Decanter, glass no stopper — Decanter, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

Grandfather's flask, 24 ribs, left hand swirl, golden amber; attributed to Zanesville; bottles and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Grandfather's Flask, 19th century
attributed to Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

Chestnut flask, half pint, 10 diamonds, citron or strong yellow green, Midwestern; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Chestnut Flask, 19th century
United States

G333

handled pitcher, glass — Small Pitcher, 1st-5th century
Syrian

G242

[Culture previously "South Netherlands" - FLB 03/15/2016] — Diamond-point engraved winged goblet, c. 1660
Unknown Dutch

G332

Chestnut flask, light green, eight checkered diamond, pint size, Amelung mold. Attributed to Gallatin or O'Hare's Pittsburgh Glass House. — Chestnut Flask, 19th century
United States

G333

flask, ribbed, lavender; bottles and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Flask, 19th century
United States

G333

Balsamarium Vessel, Roman — Balsamarium Vessel, 1st-5th century
Roman

G242

stained glass heraldic cartouche, containing the Arms of Sir Anthony Hungerford of Gloustershire impaled with those of his first wife, Jane Darrell; within a wreath of purple and green foliage with yellow ornaments; on the dexter side of the shield are the arms of Hungerford of Farley (per bend dancette gules and vert, a chevron or), quartered with Hungerford of Heytesbury (sable, two bars and in chief three plates argent) and charged with a crescent argent for cadency; quartered with second- Burnell (argent a Lion rampant sable crowned or, within a boudure azure) and third Bottetort (or a saltire engrailed sable); on the sinister side are the arms of Darrell (azure, a lion rampant or, ducally crowned and charged on the shoulder with a cross bottone fitche' argent) — Window with heraldic cartouche, c. 1545
England

G325

tumbler, Zanesville; light green, 24 ribs, broken swirl; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Tumbler, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

spherical body, long tapered neck, flared mouth with wide rim, raised circular base; ornamental band at shoulder; thick handle attached at rim by three prongs and midbody; light yellow irridescent glass — Jug, 4th century
Syrian

G242

club bottle, yellow olive-green color, 24 ribs, right hand swirl and vertical ribbing; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Club Bottle, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

Flask, Pitkin type, green colored glass — Flask, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

Sweetmeat dish, amber 24 ribs, swirled and infolded rim; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Sweetmeat Dish, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

globular bottle, attributed to Zanesville; yellow amber, 24 ribs, left hand swirl; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Globular Bottle, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

jug, Midwestern glasshouse, amber, ear shaped handle; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Jug, 19th century
United States

G333

Pitkin flask, Midwestern, yellow green or olive amber glass, 18 ribs, broken swirl, square shouldered; repaired break on one side; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Pitkin Flask, 19th century
United States

G333

bottle-flask, green colored glass — Bottle, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

globular bottle, citron glass, 24 vertical ribs (melon ribbed); very pitted surface with outside of one bubble missing, attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Globular Bottle, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

Chestnut flask, 16 ribs, broken swirl with double impression, citron color; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Chestnut Flask, 19th century
United States

G333

clear globular vessel, glass — Globular Vessel, 1st-5th century
Roman

G242

mug with handle, blue colored glass — Mug with handle, 18th-19th century
United States (?)

G333

Grandfather's flask, Midwestern, strong green; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Grandfather's Flask, 19th century
United States

G333

very tall tulip-shaped bowl with a tapering hollow base formed into six graduated knops or steps, on a cushioned knop between collars and a spreading foot folded at the rim, entirely decorated in "vetro a retorti" with a striped pattern of flattened gauzes and ribbons; clear glass with white decorations — Goblet, late 16th century
Southern Netherlands

G332

platter form with wide rim; convex center; clear glass with white curving checkerboard design; vetro a reticello — Vetro a reticello charger, c. 1600
Venice, Italy

G332

Pitkin flask, emerald green, 16 ribs, broken swirl, toolmarks incised across top of mouth; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Pitkin Flask, 19th century
Mantua Glass Company

G333

Chestnut flask, 24 ribs broken swirl, pint, brilliant golden amber; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Chestnut Flask, 19th century
United States

G333

bottle, blue,glass — Bottle, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

clear glass; wide, thin foot; thin spooled stem with spool on top of base (attached), topped with bulbous form and two other spools; trumpet-shaped bowl with wide outward-flaring rim — Wine glass, c. 1575-1600
Venice, Italy

G332

Grandfather's flask, golden amber, broken swirl pattern; bottles and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Grandfather's Flask, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

Two curvy lines of glass decoration around upper rim, mid-section and lower section; engraved animals below rim, hunting scene at mid-section and large bird at lower section — Diamond-point engraved drinking horn, 17th century
Netherlands

G332

goblet, glass, facon de Venise or Venetian filigree, colorless lead glass with latticino decoration, late XV c. — Facon-de-Venise Filigree Goblet, second half 16th century
Netherlands

G332

petite globular bottle, turquoise, 16 ribs, left-hand swirl, distinct terminal ring on ribbed bottom, double tooled mouth; attributed to Mantua; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Petite Globular Bottle, 19th century
Mantua Glass Company

G333

Sweetmeat dish, amber; rare and possibly unique; attributed to Mantua; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Sweetmeat Dish, 19th century
Mantua Glass Company

G333

stained glass heraldic cartouche, containing the Arms of Edward, Prince of Wales, afterwerds King Edward VI (Quarterly France and England, a label of three points argent) within a wreath of green, ruby and purple; the latter that particular shade described as 'murrey', one of the livery colours of Prince Edward — Window with heraldic cartouche, 16th century
England

G325

Celery glass of moulded glass made at Stoddard (?), New Hampshire. — Celery vase, 18th century
United States

G333

bottle (blue-green) glass — Bottle, 18th-19th century
United States

G333

calabash, light green, 16 ribs, right hand swirl, terminal ring on base; attributed to Mantua; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Calabash, 19th century
Mantua Glass Company

G333

Grandmother's flask, deep amber glass, 24 vertical ribs; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Grandmother's Flask, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

globular jug, golden amber, 24 ribs, left-hand broken swirl, ribbed strap handle, small cooling check under handle; attriburted to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Globular Jug, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

sweet meat dish of light green glass with folded foot — Compote, 19th century
Glassworks

G333

Chestnut flask, half pint, 24 ribs, broken swirl, amber; attributed to Zanesville; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Chestnut Flask, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

Murano clear white glass; flattened spherical body, conical neck decorated with band of quilled clear white glass — Vase, probably 17th century
Venice, Italy

G332

Vase, Louis Comfort Tiffany — Vase, 20th century
Louis Comfort Tiffany

G320

attributed to Zanesville Ohio; 24 vertical ribs, melon ribbed, amber; bottle and dishes from Ohio Manufacturers, 159 items in all, from the Walter Douglas Collection in Centerville, Ohio — Globular Bottle, 19th century
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company

G333

crystal with carved red glass decoration in a design of crane, dragon and floral sprays; red glass stopper, no stand — Snuff Bottle, 1750-1850
China

G216

Hand-blown glass with wheel-carved cameo Favrille surface depicting attenuated leaves in deep green over a white glass ground; cylindrical form, swollen at the shoulder — Vase, c. 1900
Louis Comfort Tiffany; Manufacturer: Tiffany Furnaces

G379

executed in shades of green and white mottled and striated stained glass panels set within a ribbed pattern; base formed in a tall, elongated root-style with a double-folded ribbed platform — "Mandarin" (Lotus Leaf) lamp, c. 1900-1905
Louis Comfort Tiffany; Tiffany Studios

G320

Favrile blown glass — Floriform vase, c. 1900
Louis Comfort Tiffany; Manufacturer: Tiffany Studios

G379

goblet, about 1765-1770; glass;, bucket bowl on double series twist stem; enamel decoration showing landscape in cartouche shape; decoration attributed to shop of William (1740-1819) and Mary (1749-1797) Beilby in Newcastle-on-Tyne — Goblet, c. 1770
Attributed to William Beilby; Attributed to Mary Beilby

G333

stemmed glass, body decorated by verticle feathers etched into surface, star design cut into underside of base — Glass, one of four, c. 1880
England

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stemmed glass, body decorated by verticle feathers etched into surface, star design cut into underside of base — Glass, one of four, c. 1880
England

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Stemmed glass, body decorated by verticle feathers etched into surface, star design cut into underside of base — Glass, one of four, c. 1880
England

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Band above foot with zigzag framed by dots — Glass, one of a set of four, c. 1954
Lalique

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Band above foot with zigzag framed by dots — Glass, one of a set of four, c. 1954
Lalique

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Band above foot with zigzag framed by dots — Glass, one of a set of four, c. 1954
Lalique

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Goblet, one of a pair, Steuben Glass Works, Inc. — Goblet, one of a pair, c. 1950
Steuben Glass Works, Inc.

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Stemmed glass, body decorated by verticle feathers etched into surface, star design cut into underside of base — Glass, one of four, c. 1880
England

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long neck with applied band; clear glass in spiral pattern — Bottle, 18th century
Switzerland

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blue vessel with narrow applied band at neck; glass — Green Vessel, 1st - 5th century
Palestine

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acid-etched geometric design with orange overlay at bottom third and a deep purple-black base — Vase, c. 1930
Charles Schneider

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C-shaped; light blue glass with flat sides; slightly uneven shape — Ear Ornament, c. 4th-1st century B.C.
Thailand

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Stem glass, c. 1910

Otto Prutscher; Adolf Meyr's Neffe Adolfshutte

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octagonal ribbed bottle, pale blue crackle glass with short applied neck and rim — Octagonal Ribbed Bottle, 18th century
Switzerland

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Goblet with round foot and short baluster stem with faceted knop, engraves with battle of the Peacock and the Hornet (two tall-sail ships), about 1820. Purchased from the grand-daughter of the Captian of the Hornet about eight years ago in Richmond. — War of 1812 Rummer, or goblet, c. 1820
England

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sewing darner, lead glass, uncased, glossy finish, Wild Rose 'Peachblow'; patented March 2, 1886 — Sock Darner, late 19th century
New England Glass Company

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