My new" Old " Glass display cabinet .

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10. In the rear left to right The Cain decanter,an early plain half post bottle with a stopper,a Stiegel made wine bottle with a tulip and flowers engraved on it,In the right rear corner a South Jersey made clear flint glass threaded pitcher.In the middle row you have the Stiegel made air twist glass,a footed compote flint glass Pittsburgh made,and to its right another early South Jersey made wine glass and last a very early South jersey made double handled yellowy green vase. On the bottom left to right are two Lacy cup plates the arguing couple, and one with Henry Clay's bust.

 

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11. Left to right A Wistarburgh made bowl,a Philadelphia Glass works Kensington made creamer,a tall Stiegel made wine glass,a Stiegel made Master salt,and in the front are two more Lacy Cup plates one with hearts and one with an American eagle each made at the sandwich glass works in Mass. 1830 to 1840.

 

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12. From the left is a large Whitney glass works made glass hat whimsey,in the right rear is a Wistar made bowl,a Boston and sandwich clear lacy salt and a New England Area Dived Salt Neal Listed DI-17 Dark cobalt,this is the only known example of this salt in cobalt Blue as Neal lists it in only amber.

 

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13. A recent pick up and I love the way this picture came out,a Boston And Sandwich Co.Chariot Lacy salt,Neal Listed CT-1 Opaque Blue Very rare.

 

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14. A one of a kind seahorse Wistarburgh scent or bosom bottle.

 

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15. The Malaga Marriage pitcher.

 

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16. A closeup of the New England Area Divided Salt, Neal Listed DI-17 Dark cobalt Blue Lacy salt

 

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17. Another one of a kind Lacy salt from the Pittsburgh Glass Works of Bakewell Neal Listed RD-19 in a Unique color Peacock Green. This is the only known example of this salt. Or is it ABN green [8D]

 

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18. Another Providence Rhode Island Lacy salt.This is one of the larger Lacy salts. Anything made at the Providence Flint glass Company is considered rare.

 

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19. The early South Jersey made footed pale Yellowy green double handled vase.