Cape Cod, Mass. Beachfront Estate

This collection of glassware is executed in clear pressed glass. The set consists of three items: a pitcher, a two-handled vase with a ruffled rim, an

This collection of pink depression items consists of translucent molded glass tableware in the American Sweetheart pattern, attributed to the MacBeth-

This is an Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) commemorative bread plate or tray, produced circa 1885 to memorialize General Ulysses S. Grant (U.G.).

This square lobed dish is a fine example of American decorative glass from the early to mid-20th century, likely produced during the Depression era (c

This collection of three lead crystal items is manufactured by Waterford. The group includes one straight-sided tumbler, one small creamer, and one sm

This Murano hand-blown glass vessel features an asymmetrical, biomorphic form. The exterior is finished in an opaque matte cream with a textured, pitt

This impressive art glass centerpiece bowl is a hand-made vessel crafted from purple glass with white internal decoration. The interior features a fea

This oversized architectural art glass centerpiece is the Anti Gravity model designed by Salvatore Polizzi. The work consists of two separate componen

This hand-blown studio art glass bowl features an undulating wavy rim with a spiraling pattern of multi-colored glass canes in shades of orange, cobal

This collection of four Fenton art glass pieces showcases the manufacturer's signature opalescent and hand-painted styles. The group includes a ...

This lot consists of a trio of contemporary clear lead crystal tableware items featuring precision cut glass decoration. The lot includes a flared tru

This lot features two pieces of American carnival glass in the peach opalescent colorway, characterized by marigold iridescence over a white opalescen

This lot consists of two heavy clear lead crystal bowls of Swedish origin, produced by Orrefors. The larger bowl is in the Corona pattern by designer

This two-piece amethyst carnival glass set features a beautifully ruffled bowl paired with a matching cup, both showcasing the rich iridescence that m

This lot features two pieces of mid-century modern Swedish art glass from the Kosta and Orrefors glassworks. The first item is a tall, heavy faceted c

This lot consists of two pieces of American decorative pressed glass, both identified as yellow opalescent glass with uranium content. The first item

The lot includes an Anchor Hocking Old Colony Pink Open Lace bowl, a U.S. Glass Co. Missouri cake stand, and an egg holder dish. The centerpiece is th

This American Brilliant Period (ABP) cut glass bowl is crafted from heavy, clear leaded crystal. The exterior features an elaborate all-over pattern i

The vessel features a large conical form with a wide mouth and an asymmetrical slanted rim. The bowl is composed of translucent greenish yellow glass

This lead crystal serving bowl is fashioned in the form of a stylized shell, in the Platano pattern by Villeroy & Boch. The design features a dr...

This lot consists of two pieces of American iridescent carnival glass, including a swung vase and a ruffled compote, both attributed to the Fenton Art

A single Early American Pressed Glass covered compote, often attributed to the Adams Glass Company, circa 1880s. Executed in clear pressed glass, the

A single Early American pressed glass cake stand, characteristic of late 19th or early 20th-century pattern glass production. The plate features a sca

A single Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) pedestal cake stand manufactured by Adams & Co. in the 'Good Luck' pattern, also known as &...

This is a clear, colorless pressed glass pedestal cake stand, consistent with the style and production methods of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG).

A single pedestal dish, commonly known as an Early American Pressed Glass cake stand. The object is constructed of clear glass, featuring a circular p

A single clear, colorless pressed glass footed compote stand or pedestal cake plate, characteristic of the Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) style,

A single Early American pressed glass cake stand, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century, consistent with EAPG production techniques. The objec

Serving spoon and fork with cobalt blue tips, 20th-century decorative serving ware. Each utensil features a clear glass, spirally twisted stem leadin

A single Early American Pressed Glass dessert stand. This pedestal cake stand is constructed of clear pressed glass. The round plate features extensiv

This late 19th-century pressed milk glass covered dish is designed in the form of the USS Olympia, a famous protected cruiser of the United States Nav

A collection of six pieces of Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) manufactured by the Tarentum Glass Company in the Heart with Thumbprint pattern, acc

This three-piece glass set is manufactured by the Cambridge Glass Company and features the Apple Blossom pattern. The set is comprised of a tri-footed

This lot comprises a cut-glass handled sugar bowl with double-drop handles and crisp starburst and hobnail cuts; a decorative mosaic glass charger pla

A collection of four pieces of Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) tableware, comprising a lot identified as one compote, one spooner, and two celery

This collection consists of 4 pieces of iridescent pressed glass in the Grape and Cable pattern. The grouping includes a covered dish, a double handle

Set of four clear sherbet glasses each featuring an applied festive design depicting a decorated evergreen with presents beneath, the rims trimmed wit

This collection consists of four decorative glass pieces of various origins and styles. The first item is a large Fenton satin blue glass vase featuri

This collection consists of several pieces of yellow pressed and etched glassware. Included is a bright yellow pressed glass plate featuring a geometr

American Pink Depression Glass tableware manufactured by Jeannette Glass Company in the Cherry Blossom pattern. This lot comprises one large serving b

This medium sized Waterford crystal candy dish container with lid is crafted from heavy lead crystal in the Lismore pattern. The cylindrical body feat

A single Early American Pressed Glass (EAPG) clear glass pitcher. The vessel features a bulbous lower body that transitions to a narrower neck, comple

An Early American pressed glass water pitcher in the Viking Patterned design, attributed to Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. This large pitcher or ewer i...

This lot consists of three antique decorative cruets dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, representing typical European imports for the Am

This mixed crystal barware lot features two Tyrone Crystal jugs in the iconic Tullamore and Antrim patterns, alongside a Cristal D'Arques Durand...

A collection of four pieces of pressed glass cruetware, consistent with late 19th to early 20th-century American manufacture. The 4pc set comprises th

A collection of five pieces of Early American Pressed Glass EAPG, comprising four stemmed drinking glasses and one handled creamer. The four stemmed g

This lot features a hand-blown clear glass pitcher designed with a flared neck, a pinched and pulled spout, and a prominent circular void pierced thro

A pair of heavy clear glass vessels attributed to Duncan & Miller, commonly known as the Pall Mall Glass Duck Ashtray. The items are molded and ...

A pair of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) serving dishes, circa late 19th century. This 2pc EAPG Serving Dishes lot includes a large double-relish

This set of six heavy lead crystal ice tea or highball glasses is produced by Ralph Lauren Home in the Herringbone pattern. Each cylindrical glass fea

This mid-century modern open salt cellar consists of a deep cobalt blue glass liner set within a polished stainless steel frame. The frame features a

This collection of lead crystal tabletop items includes salt and pepper (s/p) shakers and candlesticks. The salt and pepper shakers are manufactured b

This 7-piece salt cellar grouping consists of an assembled set of sterling silver table articles with cobalt glass inserts. The collection includes on

This Art Nouveau style desk lamp features a cast iron base with a floral motif, specifically lily pads, finished with polychrome paint in shades of gr

This table lamp is a Victorian style mantel luster converted for electrical use, likely of Bohemian or Continental origin. The lamp is crafted from wh

A mid-century mantle lamp featuring a white satin glass body with a scalloped petal-form rim. The glass is decorated with hand-painted gilt floral mot

A hand-crafted studio glass button featuring an intricate lampwork aquatic scene. The surface is expertly sculpted with two amethyst-toned striped fis

An iridescent art glass oil lamp is of globular form with deep vertical ribbing and features an Aurene finish. The exterior is decorated with a contin

A charming mixed group of six clear pressed glass candlesticks, featuring three distinctive forms. Included are a pair of three-light candelabra with

This rectangular picture frame is crafted from heavy lead crystal and features a prominent Art Deco aesthetic. The design is characterized by deeply c

This Roseville Pottery low bowl is from the Columbine pattern, introduced in 1941. The vessel is constructed of matte-glazed earthenware and features

A Roseville Pottery Company earthenware jardiniere in the Pine Cone pattern, first introduced in 1935. The vessel features a bulbous body with two sma

This Roseville Rosecraft Panel art pottery jardiniere, introduced circa 1926, features a squat, bulbous form with a wide, flared rim. The exterior bod

A pair of Roseville Pottery cornucopia vases in the Snowberry pattern. These earthenware vases feature a matte spray-glazed finish with a chromatic gr

This pair of earthenware art pottery vases is attributed to Roseville Pottery in the Baneda pattern, which was introduced in 1932. The vases feature a

This Roseville Pottery earthenware vase is from the White Rose pattern, introduced circa 1940. The vessel features a footed form with an asymmetrical

This is a footed earthenware vase produced by Roseville Pottery in the Silhouette pattern, introduced circa 1950. The piece features a matte russet re

This collection of American art pottery was manufactured by Roseville Pottery in the Bushberry pattern, first introduced circa 1941. The earthenware s

Two Roseville Pottery vessels in the Peony pattern, including a tall ewer and a double-handled vase. Produced by the Roseville Pottery Company of Zane

This earthenware vessel features a globular form with a matte glaze in a graded amber and brown colorway. The piece is decorated with molded relief pi

This earthenware art pottery piece features a wide, scalloped rim and a tapering, curved body terminating in a scrolled, ball-shaped tip. The body is

This earthenware art pottery vase was produced by Roseville Pottery in Zanesville, Ohio, as part of the Clematis pattern originally introduced circa 1

This Roseville art pottery vase is decorated in the Apple Blossom pattern, shape number 368-10. The vessel is made of glazed earthenware and features

This Roseville Pottery earthenware art pottery vase is decorated in the Zephyr Lily pattern, which was first introduced circa 1945. The cylindrical ve

This Roseville Pottery earthenware floor vase is part of the Teasel collection, presented in a monochrome matte ivory colorway. The piece features a t

This tall, cylindrical vessel features a slightly flared rim and a circular, tiered foot. The form is distinguished by two wing-like handles that curv

This ceramic vase is manufactured by Roseville Pottery in Zanesville, Ohio, as part of the Wincraft line introduced in 1948. The object is a cornucopi

The piece is molded in the form of a ribbed, rectangular vessel flanked by stylized ivy leaves and winding stems in relief. It is finished with a glos

This earthenware planter is a product of the Roseville Pottery Company, featuring the Magnolia pattern introduced circa 1943. The rectangular vessel i

This Roseville Pottery console bowl is decorated in the Zephyr Lily pattern, which was introduced by the company in 1946. The earthenware vessel featu

Roseville Pottery Silhouette console bowl, shape number 731-14. This earthenware planter features a mid-century modern design with an elongated, flare

Roseville Pottery earthenware console bowl in the Snowberry pattern, introduced in 1947. This boat-shaped vessel features a flared, undulating rim and

Roseville Pottery Snowberry pattern art pottery console bowl. This earthenware vessel, introduced in 1947, features an elongated, shallow form with a

Roseville Pottery Wincraft console bowl, model number 227-10. This earthenware vessel features an elongated, boat-shaped form with pointed ends and a

This earthenware console bowl is manufactured by Roseville Pottery in the Zephyr Lily pattern, which was introduced in 1946. The vessel features a low

This three-piece set of American art pottery from Roseville Pottery of Zanesville, Ohio, features the Gardenia pattern, which was introduced in 1950.

A trio of Roseville Pottery earthenware vessels in the Bittersweet pattern, produced circa 1940. The set consists of a teapot, a creamer, and a lidded

This three piece tea set was manufactured by Roseville Pottery in the Freesia pattern, which was introduced in 1945. The set is crafted from earthenwa

A pair of Roseville Pottery candlestick holders in the Zephyr Lily pattern, which was introduced by the manufacturer in 1946. These art pottery items

This studio pottery stoneware vase is of ovoid form with a short, slightly flared rim. The vessel is finished with a wood-fired glaze, exhibiting a va

This sterling silver trumpet-form vase is produced by the Frank W. Smith Silver Co. of Gardner, Massachusetts. The item features a flared, slightly un

This American art pottery fan vase, attributed to McCoy, features a relief-molded grapevine motif. The vessel is constructed in a stylized wing or fan

This pair of white glazed porcelain vases was produced by the German manufacturer Rosenthal as part of the studio-linie collection and designed by Dan

A pair of large brass urns or water vessels, traditionally known as gagri or lota style, originating from Northern India or Nepal. These vessels are c

A Delft style ceramic table lamp featuring a double-gourd form with hand-painted blue and white decoration. The lower bulbous section depicts a tradit

This ceramic pitcher, a part of the Rubin Collection, is a gurgle jug produced by Dartmouth Pottery in Devon, England. The vessel is modeled in the fo

A pair of mid-20th century American weighted sterling silver candleholders manufactured by the Empire Silver Co. Each candelabrum is designed with a c

A Swarovski "Silver Crystal" figurine titled "South Sea Shell," model number 7624 072. This piece is part of the brand's mar...

This Swarovski lead crystal figurine depicts a dolphin leaping over a cresting wave. The dolphin is rendered with a faceted body and dark eyes, while