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Lot 96
*American, ca. late-19th, early 20th-century, articulated
turtle, "whimsy" paperweight, inside a molded,
hollow glass dome, with the inscription, "Souvenir of Dayton
Ohio Fair."
Diameter 3". $200-300 |
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Lot 97
*Attributed to Austria, ca. last half of the 19th century,
sulphide plaque, the flat bevel-edge of colorless glass covers
a sulphide scene with three mounted hunters shooting a lion.
Inscribed "Patent G. S. and Co." on the lower front
edge. Similar plaque in Glass Paperweights of the Bergstrom-Mahler
Museum, plate 74, ill. 512. Repairs in the plaque, and some chips
on the beveled edge.
Dimensions: H 3" x W 4 11/16" x D 11/16". $250-400 |
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Lot 98 a-b
*Antique New England Glass Company scrambled paperweight,
with whole and partial canes, latticinio and twists. Less
tightly packed than is characteristic of NEGC "end-of-the-day"
weights, but several canes stand out very well over the clear
ground.
Diameter 2 7/16".
*Antique Clichy, or Bohemian, scrambled millefiori miniature
paperweight, with whole and partial canes in an "end-of-the-day"
presentation. A distinctive six-point star cane can be seen throughout,
suggesting Bohemian-Silesian manufacture. See Identifying
Antique Paperweights: The Less Familiar, p. 9.
Diameter 1 3/4". $300-600 |
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Lot 99 a-b
*Antique Nailsea-Stourbridge green bottle dog sulphide
paperweight, with a Spaniel-type dog, sitting up inside the
green glass. Some wear to the surface.
Height 4 5/8"; Diameter 3 1/16".
*Antique Nailsea-Stourbridge green bottle flower pot paperweight,
with a large, petunia-type, foil flower, emerging on a slender
stem from a well-modeled pot design. The plump, oval piece was
possibly employed as a true doorstop, as there is significant
wear to the sides.
Height 4"; Diameter 3 1/2". $350-500 |
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Lot 100
*Millville glass inkwell, ca. early 1900s, with a three-dimensional
umbrella in the base, decorated with red, green and cobalt
blue, and the stopper with a flower in blue and white. Attributed
to Emil Stanger. Some wear to the stopper, which is likely mismatched.
See Glass Paperweights of the Bergstrom-Mahler Museum, plate
70, ill. 34.
Height 9 1/2"; Diameter 3". $500-800 |
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