This white opalescent vase was made by the Jefferson Glass Company circa 1903. The pattern is very typical of stemmed vases made in that era. The base is triangular and the bottom is beaded. It has three cut out legs that hold the vase up. There are bubbles and waves that go up to three double handles, which are not cut out, and ends in six jagged peaks. This is where the opalescence is and runs down to the top of the handles. The vase is in excellent condition and measures 6" tall.
$50.00 OBO.
It has a small ruffled rim top and stands approximately 10 1/8" tall. This is a rare hard to find color, similar to lime or pea green. It measures approx 5 3/4" wide at widest point and approx. 10 1/8" tall. Excellent condition!
$75.00 OBO.
It measures approximately 6" tall by 5 1/8" wide by 2" deep and is in great condition with no chips, cracks or damage. It is shape #715-B, featuring a paneleled fan shape supported by a pair of seahorses on each side of what looks like a heart. It has the impressed Cowan mark on the bottom along with a black mark. There are no chips, cracks or damage.
$45.00 OBO.
This is one of 3 styles of Duncan Miller cornucopias made. This one is called Swirl #1 and has the curled tail and nicely swirled pattern. It is an incredible opalescent blue glass which Duncan & Miller Glass was known for. It is about 5" high and about 12.5" long. It is in very good vintage condition. No chips or cracks.
$40.00 OBO.
This is a high quality authentic Native American, Navajo wedding vase. This unique piece of Navajo pottery is hand etched and painted to decorate the character of the southwest. Measures approximately 6 3/4" tall and is in excellent condition. Signed by the artist.
$65.00 OBO.
This is a gorgeous GMcB turquoise high glaze pottey jardiniere made in the 1930s. It has a white interior. The base measures 3 7/8" across and the widest part measures 7". It stands 5 7/8" high. Beautiful condition! No flaws, chips, or cracks.
$45.00 OBO.
This white opalescent vase was made by the Jefferson Glass Company circa 1903. The pattern is very typical of stemmed vases made in that era...
