Early South Jersey made Glass

[Steve/sewell]

Here are some recent acquisitions to my collection.The two ballast and knop stemmed candlesticks are form a Southern New Jersey Glass works 1800 to 1820.The ink well or ladies perfume bottle with the rigaree wrapped around the collar 1790 to 1810.Early Glassboro Southern New Jersey Stanger made 16 ribbed vase.

 

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Picture 4 the Ink well or perfume bottle.

 

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Picture 5 the base of the shorter candlestick.

 

[JOETHECROW]

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Picture 4 the Ink well or perfume bottle.

I really like this one Steve....

 

[RED Matthews]

Great Glass Steve and thanks for all you share with us.

Have you followed any of Half Leaf thread on the FORUM. There was a bottle with on on the bottom of a bottle made in a two part bottom hinged mold system. I have no idea where the glass pinch could have come from, and asked the question about when they started using a mold system for the parison shape for a bottle. I can not rationalize where this pinch was created. For sure it would have had to have happened on one side parting edge on of the closed mold.
RED M.