NEW Large Bottle Glass Hat Whimsy

100.00

NEW SJ Amber W/White Cane

4' long early S.Jersey glass cane, amber with milk white stripes twisted into the amber. I am selective about the canes I buy this one is very nice. 210.00

NEW Rare S.J. Whimsy Pipe

Amber whimsy pipe made with amber glass with white Nailsea loops another rarity.

395.00

South Jersey Glass Cane

South Jersey aqua bottle glass cane, nice form. 155.00

2 Small S.J. Witch Ball Covers

Two nice early flyballs used for lids or covers for freeblown bowls and creamers of the period. Not easy to find these are worth having around , you never know when you might need one! The larger one is just over 2" the other is a tad smaller at just under 2". 95.00

Early South Jersey Sock Darner

Very nice darner that I purchased from the estate of an old time dealer friend of mine that is now deceased. I have hung on long enough its time to pass it along. Great form and color circa 1850 -1900. 225.00

Early SJ Nailsea Witchball

About 5" diameter. 495.00

South Jersey Whimsy Pipe

Early pipe whimsy made from aqua bottle glass the bowl has swirls of white glass mixed in making it appear opaque or opalescent. The stem is twisted and the bowl was applied over length 26 inches a neat and hard to find whimsy, South Jersey circa 1860-1900. 295.00

Large Folk Art Horn, Extremely Rare

Large (16+ inches) clear glass horn with applied chain decoration around one end ,applied rigaree in the middle to grip it with and applied piece of glass at the mouth piece. Also it has two applied wings, All I can think of is the Angel Gabriel and the story of the horn. This is an awesome large piece of American Folk Art. Glass. Horns were know to have been made in New Jersey at many of the early glass factories they were often given away or sold to people visiting on sleighing parties, these stories are well documented. This one is hard to date I think it was made in the mid 19th century but it could be earlier. 600.00 Reduced

Large Multi Colored Witch Ball

Pale aqua glass with multi colored splotches of shades of green, blue and red glass, the inside has a layer of white plaster or paint like some of the glass batons from this period.5 1/2 inches dia. America 1860 -1880. short stable pontil crack 145.00 Reduced