CASE 1 Shelf 1 #1 Early Blown Bottles 1987.88 BOTTLE Late 18Th Century Green Free-Blown Gift of Dr

CASE 1 Shelf 1 #1 Early Blown Bottles 1987.88 BOTTLE Late 18th century Green free-blown Gift of Dr. and bottle glass Mrs. B.H. Willet

1983.144 BOTTLE Monongahela Green off-hand Funds provided district, PA, about blown bottle glass by Mr. and Mrs. 1797-1840 Charles W. Carroll

1981.236 BOTTLE About 1850 Aqua mold-blown Funds provided bottle glass with rare by the Fourth number of optic ribs Annual Benefit Antiques Show

1980.153 BOTTLE Gallatin/Kramer Medium green free- Museum Glass, New Geneva, blown bottle glass purchase PA, about 1797-1840

1983.48 BOTTLE Gallatin/Kramer Green off-hand Funds provided Glass, New Geneva, blown bottle glass by the Sixth PA, about 1797-1840 Annual Benefit Antiques Show

Shelf 1 #2 First Glass Made West of the Alleghenies 1990.37 MILK PAN Gallatin/Kramer Green free-blown Museum Glass, New Geneva, bottle glass purchase PA, about 1797- 1840

1990.28 YOGURT Gallatin/Kramer Green free-blown Museum BOWL Glass, New Geneva, bottle glass purchase PA, about 1797- 1840

1982.40 MILK PAN Gallatin/Kramer Green free-blown Funds Glass, New Geneva, bottle glass provided by PA, about 1795- the Fifth 1840 Annual Benefit Antiques Show

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1983.147 MILK PAN Gallatin/Kramer Green free-blown Funds Glass, New Geneva, bottle glass provided by PA, about 1797- the Sixth 1840 Annual Benefit Antiques Show

Shelf 1 #3 Early Pennsylvania Engraved Glass Tradition 1993.11 BOWL Ohio Valley area, Green optic-ribbed Museum about 1820-1840 blown bottle glass purchase

1982.8 MILK PAN Ohio, about 1830- Green free-blown Funds provided 1840 bottle glass by Collins and Mayo Collieries Co., Inc.

Shelf 1 #4 Early Pennsylvania Engraved Glass Tradition 1000.142 FLIP Eastern PA or Colorless panel Museum GLASS Germany, 18th mold-blown, copper purchase century wheel engraved swag motif

1991.15 FLIP Eastern PA or Colorless off-hand Gift of Mr. Paul GLASS Germany, 18th blown, copper wheel Sherman in century engraved memory of Kate Priestly Sherman

Shelf 1 #5 Early Pennsylvania Engraved Glass Tradition 1985.66 CELERY Philadelphia, PA or Colorless off-hand Funds provided Baltimore, MD, blown lead glass, by the Eighth about 1800 copper wheel Annual Benefit engraved Antiques Show

1984.34 CELERY Pittsburgh, PA about Colorless free-blown Museum 1810- 1835 lead glass, copper purchase wheel engraved

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Shelf 1 #6 Early Pennsylvania Engraved Glass Tradition 1984.102 TUMBLER Bakewell, Pears and Colorless rib mold- Gift of Mr. Co., Pittsburgh, PA, blown glass Lowell Innes in about 1820-1840 memory of Dr. E.R. Eller

1984.101AB DECANTER Bakewell, Pears and Colorless off-hand Gift of Mr. Co., Pittsburgh, PA, blown glass, copper- Lowell Innes in about 1820-1840 wheel engraved memory of Dr. E.R. Eller

Shelf 2 Shelf 2 #7 Optic Ribbing 1980.257 SALT Western PA or OH, Cobalt blue optic- Museum about 1800-1840 ribbed mold-blown purchase lead glass

1983.218 SALT Western PA or OH, Colorless optic- Museum about 1800-1840 ribbed mold-blown purchase lead glass

1985.74.1 SMELLING Attributed to Stiegel Sapphire blue optic- Gift of Mr. and BOTTLE Glassworks, ribbed mold-blown Mrs. Ronald Manheim, PA, about glass, label reads Drucker 1764-1774 “Pungent Smelling Bottle Prepared and Sold by Geo. Brinkley, Druggist.” 1984.30.4 SMELLING Attributed to Stiegel Colorless optic- Gift of Dr. and BOTTLE Glassworks, ribbed mold-blown Mrs. B.H. Willet Manheim, PA, about lead glass 1764-1774

1984.30.5 SMELLING Attributed to Stiegel Peacock blue optic- Gift of Dr. and BOTTLE Glassworks, ribbed mold-blown Mrs. B.H. Willet Manheim, PA, about lead glass 1764-1774

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Shelf 2 #8 Optic Ribbing 1993.43 POCKET Ohio Valley, about Green optic-ribbed Funds provided FLASK 1800-1830 mold-blown bottle by the Sixteenth glass Annual Benefit Antiques Show

1983.74AB CRUET Ohio Valley, about Colorless optic- Funds provided 1815-1830 ribbed mold-blown by the Sixth glass Annual Benefit Antiques Show

1985.68 CREAMER Pittsburgh, PA, about Colorless optic- Museum 1815-1830 ribbed mold-blown purchase lead glass

1982.9 MILK PAN Kent, OH, about Pale aqua mold- Funds provided 1830-1840 blown bottle glass by Collins and Mayo Collieries Co.

Shelf 2 #9 Panel-Molded Blown Glass 1988.18 CELERY US, about 1845-1865 Colorless free-blown Museum lead glass, engraved purchase

1982.41 FOOTED Pittsburgh, PA, about Colorless mold- Funds provided BOWL 1820-1830 blown lead glass by the Fifth bowl, cobalt blue Annual Benefit applied lip, funnel Antiques Show foot

Shelf 2 #10 Early Pittsburgh Tradition of Free-Blown Glass 1993.91 WIG Pittsburgh, PA/ Colorless free-blown Funds provided STAND Wheeling, WV, lead glass by Mrs. Nancy district, mid- 19th c. L. Francis

1993.42 BOWL Pittsburgh, PA/ Colorless free-blown Funds provided Wheeling, WV lead glass by the Sixteenth district, about 1800- Annual Benefit 1830 Antiques Show

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1983.120 TUMBLER Pittsburgh, PA, about Colorless free-blown Funds provided 1830-1870 bottle glass by the Benefit Antique Auction

1989.13 BLEEDING Ohio Valley area Colorless free-blown Museum CUP lead glad purchase

Shelf 2 #11 Flasks 1983.17 FLASK Attributed to Aqua mold-blown Funds provided Louisville bottle glass by Collins and Glassworks, Mayo Collieries Louisville, KY, Co., Inc. about 1850-1870 1980.155 VIOLIN Louisville Aqua mold-blown Museum FLASK Glassworks, glass purchase Louisville, KY, about 1850 1980.92 FLASK McCarty and Jenny Lind and Lyre Funds provided Torryson pattern, aqua mold- by the Third Mfg.,Wellburg, VA blown soda-lime Annual Benefit (now WV), about glass Antiques Show 1845-1855 1983.49 CHESTNUT Monongahela Gallatin/Kramer Funds provided FLASK district, PA, about type, bluish aqua by the Sixth 1797-1840 blown bottle glass Annual Benefit Antiques Show 1979.95 FLASK Possibly NH, about Eagle and Gift of Mr. and 1850 Cornucopia, dark Mrs. J. Richard olive green blown Damron bottle glass

Shelf 2 #12 Early Ohio Bottle Glass Tradition 1986.22 FOOD JAR Zanesville Amber mold-blown Museum Glassworks, bottle glass purchase Zanesville, OH, about 1840

1984.40 BEAKER Zanesville Deep amber off-hand Museum Glassworks, blown bottle glass purchase Zanesville, OH, about 1830-1850

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1984.41 SALT Mantua, OH, about Deep amber blown Funds provided 1821- 1829 lead glass by Mrs. Betty Woods Daniel 1984.42 TOILET Mantua, OH, about Amethyst optic- Museum BOTTLE 1821- 1829 ribbed blown glass purchase

Shelf 2 #13 Lily Pad and Applied Decoration 1984.30.2 SMELLING US, about 1800-1840 Colorless free-blown Gift of Dr. and BOTTLE lead glass Mrs. B. H. Willet

1977.97 CELERY Pittsburgh, PA/ Colorless pillar Funds provided Wheeling, mold-blown lead by the 1977 New WV district about glass American Glass: 1840-1860 Focus West Virginia exhibition 1979.131 CELERY Bakewell, Pears and Colorless pillar Funds provided Co., Pittsburgh, PA, mold-blown lead by Collins and about 1840-1860 glass Mayo Collieries Co., Inc.

Shelf 2 #14 Blown Glass with Applied Decoration 1994.43 MANTLE Pittsburgh, PA/ Thistle form, Museum VASE Wheeling, WV opalescent cased in purchase district, 1850-1870 clear, free-blown glass, applied cobalt rim

1982.164 FISH Attributed to Colorless free-blown Funds provided GLOBE Bakewell, Pears and lead glass, applied by Collins and Co., Pittsburgh, PA cobalt rim Mayo Collieries about 1860-1875 Co., Inc.

1991.141 CAKE Bakewell, Pears and Colorless free-blown Janet Seaton STAND Co., Pittsburgh, PA, lead glass Humphrey about 1870 Bequest

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Shelf 2 #15 Fancy Blown Glass, Cased or Looped 1984.37AB COVERED Attributed to Cased cobalt over Museum SUGAR Bakewell, Pears and opal free-blown glass purchase Co., Pittsburgh, PA, about 1850-1860

1986.4AB COVERED Ohio Valley area, Colorless free-blown Funds provided SUGAR about 1830 cased over opal lead by The Glass glass bowl Club of Huntington and the Ninth Annual Benefit Antique Show 1988.5 WHIMSEY Ohio Valley area, Colorless free-blown Museum POWDER about 1860-1870 glass with opal purchase HORN looping

1981.9 WITCH Wheeling, WV, Opaque white free- Museum BALL about 1845-1860 blown glass with purchase cranberry looping

1995.17 SYRUP Pittsburgh, Colorless free-blown Museum PA/Wheeling, WV glass with opal purchase district, about 1850- looping, applied 1870 handle and foot

Shelf 3 Shelf 3 #16 Bottles 1987.99 HOT Louisville, KY, mid- Colorless blown Museum PEPPER 19th century glass purchase SAUCE BOTTLE

1986.32.4 COLOGNE Attributed to Colorless free-blown Gift of Dr. and BOTTLE Pittsburgh, PA, lead glass, original Mrs. B.H. Willet 1830-1865 paper label

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1989.35.2 COLOGNE Boston and Blue free-blown lead Maxine Murray BOTTLE Sandwich Glass Co., glass, gaffered lip Adams Bequest Boston, MA

1987.100 POISON Louisville, KY, mid- Black free- blown Museum BOTTLE 19th century glass purchase

1983.10 BOTTLE Ohio Valley area, Colorless off-hand Funds provided about 1850-1870 blown glass by Collins and Mayo Collieries Co., Inc.

1985.74.3 SMELLING Attributed to Ensell, Aqua blue blown Gift of Mr. and BOTTLE Wendt and Co., glass, only known Mrs. Ronald Pittsburgh, PA, example Drucker 1810-1812

Shelf 3 #17 Bottles 1985.41 BAR Pittsburgh, PA, Deep amber mold- Museum BOTTLE patented 1862 and blown glass, “Rum” purchase 1867 painted in reverse on underside of glass

1985.116.1 TOILET Ohio Valley area, Colorless mold- Gift of Irish BOTTLE about 1850 blown glass, tulip Acres Antiques motif

1982.125 BOTTLE Pittsburgh, PA, about Olive amber free- Museum 1850 blown bottle glass purchase

1980.157 HANDLED Ohio Valley area, Amber free-blown Funds provided WHISKEY about 1860 bottle glass by G. Eason BOTTLE Eige and the Van Zandt Memorial Fund

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Shelf 3 #18 The Earliest Mold-Formed Pattern 1000.144 SALT New England Glass Colorless and mold- Museum Co., Cambridge, blown lead glass purchase MA, about 1820

1000.145 CUP Possibly New Colorless pressed Museum PLATE England, about 1825 lead glass, extremely purchase early example illustrating the technical problems confronted in pressing 1982.104.2 DRAWER Bakewell, Page and Cobalt blue pressed Gift of Mr. Allan PULL Bakewell, Pittsburgh, lead glass, design Hodges PA, after 1825 used to illustrate first patent for a glass press 1982.104.3 DRAWER Bakewell, Page and Colorless pressed Gift of Mr. Allan PULL Bakewell, Pittsburgh, lead glass Hodges PA, after 1825 1981.267 DRAWER Attributed to Opaque black Gift of Mr. and PULL Greensboro, PA, pressed glass Mrs. Laurel May about 1825-1830 in memory of Wyatt Williams

Shelf 3 #19 Early Lamps with Pressed Bases and Blown Fonts 1983.85 LAMP Pittsburgh, PA, about Colorless pressed Funds provided 1830-1840 base and blown front by the Sixth Annual Benefit Show

1986.20AB PAIR OF Pittsburgh, PA, about Colorless pressed Funds provided LAMPS 1830-1845 bases and blown by the Ninth fonts Annual Benefit Show

1000.149 LAMP Possibly Pittsburgh, Colorless quatrefoil Museum PA, about 1830-1840 base, cut panels, purchase roundels and flame decoration

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Shelf 3 #20 Ohio Valley Lacy Period Pressed Glass 1984.175.3 OCTAGONAL Attributed to Hay Colorless pressed Gift of Mr. Ron BOWL and Campbell, lacy lead glass E. Wells Union Glassworks, Pittsburgh, PA, about 1835 1984.121 PLATE Attributed to Hay Colorless pressed Funds provided and Campbell, lacy lead glass by Mr. and Mrs. Union Glassworks Lake Polan, III Pittsburgh, PA, about 1835 1987.63 PLATE Pittsburgh, Colorless pressed Museum PA/Wheeling, WV lacy lead glass, purchase district, about 1835 peacock feather border, roundel rim

1984.88 COMPOTE Curling, Robertson Basket of Fruit and Museum and Co., Pittsburgh, Flowers in Scroll purchase PA, about 1829- Pattern, colorless 1832 pressed lacy lead glass

Shelf 3 #21 Gothic Arch Motif 1983.193 RECTAN- Pittsburgh, PA/ Colorless pressed Museum GULAR Wheeling, WV lacy lead glass purchase DISH district, about 1835

1984.153AB COVERED Possibly new Colorless pressed Museum SUGAR England, about 1830- lacy lead glass purchase BOWL 1840

1983.30 SMALL Ohio Valley, about Colorless pressed Funds provided OVAL 1830-1840 lacy lead glass by Chafin Coal DISH Company

Shelf 3 #22 Rectangular Dishes: Shield, Cornucopia, Scrolls and Flowers 1984.89 RECTAN- Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Museum GULAR about 1830-1845 lacy lead glass purchase DISH

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1983.196 RECTAN- Pittsburgh, Colorless pressed Museum GULAR PA/Wheeling WV lacy lead glass purchase DISH district, about 1830- 1845

1989.19 RECTAN- Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Funds provided GULAR about 1830-1845 lacy lead glass by Collins, DISH Mayo Collieries Co., Inc 1983.197 RECTAN- Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Museum GULAR about 1830-1845 lacy lead glass purchase DISH

Shelf 3 #23 Acorns and Tobacco Leaves 1983.190 PLATE Pittsburgh, PA/ Scrolled Eye and Museum Wheeling, WV Tobacco Leaf purchase district, about 1830- pattern, colorless 1840 pressed lacy lead glass 1985.15 OCTAGONAL Ohio Valley area, Oak Leaf and Acorn Funds provided PLATE about 1835-1840 pattern, colorless by The Glass pressed lacy lead Club of glass Huntington

Shelf 3 #24 Riverboats and Seafaring Vessels 1987.11 OCTAGONAL Pittsburgh, PA, Ohio River Steamer, Funds provided PLATE about 1800-1835 colorless pressed by Mr. and Mrs. lacy lead glass, Ronald Drucker in memory of Mr. Harry Holmes 1987.15 OCTAGONAL Ohio Valley area, Ohio River Steamer, Museum PLATE about 1830 – 1835 colorless pressed purchase lacy lead glass,

L1982.17 WINDOW Marked J. & C. Colorless pressed Lent by Oglebay PANE Ritchie, Wheeling, lacy lead glass Mansion WV, about 1836 Museum

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1987.64 OCTAGONAL Pittsburgh, PA, Sailing ship Funds provided PLATE about 1835 “Union”, colorless by the pressed lacy lead Huntington glass, Civic League Endowment

Shelf 3 #25 Ohio Valley Eagle Cup Plates 1983.100.2 CUP Pittsburgh, PA, about American Eagle and Gift of Mr. Ron PLATE 1826-1850 Shield motif, E. Wells colorless pressed glass

1983.29 CUP For Pitt Curling Medium blue pressed Funds provided PLATE Factory, Pittsburgh, lead glass by Chafin Coal PA, about 1830-1840 Company

1987.28.1 CUP Fort Pitt Curling Eagle with Fort Pitt Gift of Mr. PLATE Factory, Pittsburgh, Banner motif, Philip Adkins PA, about 1835 colorless pressed lacy lead glass

Shelf 3 #26 Ohio Valley Lacy Cup Plates 1970.14.D29 CUP Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Gift of Ruth PLATE about 1830-1840 lacy lead glass Woods Dayton

1984.174.7 CUP Ohio Valley area, Rose and Pansy, Gift of Mr. Ron PLATE about 1830-1840 colorless pressed E. Wells lacy lead glass

1983.100.4 CUP Ohio Valley area, Anchor, colorless Gift of Mr. Ron PLATE about 1830-1840 pressed lacy lead E. Wells glass

1983.100.11 CUP Ohio Valley, about Colorless pressed Gift of Mr. Ron PLATE 1830-1840 lacy lead glass E. Wells

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Shelf 3 #27 Lacy Examples, Possibly Wheeling 1983.100.19AB COVERED Attributed to J. and Colorless pressed Gift of Mr. Ron SUGAR C. Ritchie Co., lacy lead glass E. Wells Wheeling, WV, about 1833-1836

1982.77AB MINATURE Attributed to J. and Colorless pressed Funds provided CUP AND C. Ritchie Co., lacy lead glass by the Fifth SAUCER Wheeling, WV, Annual Benefit about 1830-1845 Antiques Show 1984.175.2 TODDY Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Gift of Mr. Ron PLATE about 1830-1840 lacy lead glass E. Wells

1983.198 TEA Possibly Wheeling, Green pressed lacy Museum PLATE WV, about 1860 lead glass purchase

1982.105.3 PLATE Ohio Valley area, Gothic arches, Gift of Mr. Ron about 1830-1845 colorless pressed E. Wells lacy lead glass

Shelf 4 Shelf 4 #28 Scrolls, Swags, Shells and Flowers 1983.189 BOWL Ohio Valley area, Medium blue Museum about 1835-1850 alabaster pressed purchase lead glass

1982.18 PLATE Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Funds provided about 1835-1850 lead glass by Mr. and Mrs. John Wood Bolton in honor of Mrs. Virginia Van Zandt 1982.93 PLATE T. and J. Robinson, Colorless pressed Funds provided Pittsburgh, PA, about lead glass by Mr. and Mrs. 1830-1836 J. Richard Damron

1983.200 TEA Ohio Valley area, Blue pressed lead Museum PLATE about 1830-1845 glass purchase

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1983.192 TEA Ohio, about 1840 Yellow-green Museum PLATE pressed lead glass purchase

1981.35 WINDOW Possibly Wheeling, Colorless pressed Funds provided PANE WV, about 1835 lead glass by Mr. Arthur B. Beaumont

Shelf 4 #29 An Early Attempt at Table Pattern 1983.28 COMPOTE Fort Pitt Colorless pressed Funds provided Glassworks, lead glass by Chafin Coal Pittsburgh, PA, Company about 1835

1983.178 SWEETMEAT Fort Pitt Alternating Museum Glassworks, Diamond pattern, purchase Pittsburgh, PA, colorless pressed about 1845-1855 lead glass 1983.72 PLATE Fort Pitt Colorless pressed Funds provided Glassworks, lead glass by the Sixth Pittsburgh, PA, Annual Benefit about 1835 Show

Shelf 4 #30 Roundels and Roman Rosette 1981.36 WINDOW Pittsburgh, PA, about Colorless pressed Funds provided PANE 1840 lead glass by Arthur B. Beaumont

1982.42 TODDY Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Funds provided PLATE about 1830-1835 lead glass by the Fifth Annual Benefit Antiques Show 1983.215 CUP Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Funds provided PLATE about 1830-1845 lead glass by Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Damron

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1984.98AB PAIR OF Fort Pitt Glassworks, Roman Rosette, Museum CANDLE- Pittsburgh, PA, about colorless pressed purchase STICKS 1830-1845 lead glass

1984.106AB SUGAR Pittsburgh, PA, about Colorless off-hand Funds provided BOWL 1840-1855 pressed lead glass by Mrs. Nancy L. Francis

1983.27 COMPOTE Fort Pitt Glassworks, Roman Rosette Funds provided Pittsburgh, PA, about pattern, colorless off- by Chafin Coal 1835 hand lead glass Company

1977.101 BOWL Ohio Valley area, Colorless flint glass Gift of Mrs. about 1840 Mark Allen

Shelf 4 #31 Strawberry Diamond Hearts 1981.192 OCTAGONAL Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Funds provided DISH about 1830-1845 lead glass by Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Damron

1983.100.3 CUP PLATE Possibly Pittsburgh, Heart pattern, Gift of Mr. Ron PA, about 1826- colorless pressed E. Wells 1850 lead glass

1983.195 TEA PLATE Wheeling, WV, Colorless pressed Museum about 1835-1850 lead glass purchase

1983.194 TEA PLATE Wheeling, WV, Green shaded to Gift of Mr. Fred about 1835-1850 amber pressed lead Hoyt glass

1982.105.1 PLATE Wheeling, WV, Strawberry Gift of Mr. Ron about 1830-1845 Diamond pattern, E. Wells colorless pressed lead glass

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Shelf 4 #32 Simplification of the Lacy Period 1984.170.3 CUP New England or Colorless pressed Gift of Mr. PLATE Ohio Valley, about lead glass Philip Adkins 1830-1850 1000.150 CUP New England or Amethyst pressed Museum PLATE Ohio Valley area, lead glass purchase about 1830-1850

1984.171 CUP Ohio Valley area, Olive green pressed Museum PLATE about 1830-1845 lead glass purchase

1982.55 CREAMER Ohio Valley area, Amethyst pressed Funds provided about 1830-1850 lead glass by the Fifth Annual Benefit Antiques Show 1985.36 MASTER Ohio Valley, about Colorless pressed Funds provided SALT 1830-1850 lead glass by the Eighth Annual Benefit Antiques Show

Shelf 4 #33 Simplification after the Lacy Period 1989.11 OCTAGONAL Attributed to Fort Colorless pressed Museum PLATE Pitt Glassworks, lead glass purchase Pittsburgh, PA, about 1838-1845

1982.54 DISH New England or Citron pressed lead Funds provided Ohio Valley area, glass by the Fifth about 1840-1860 Annual Benefit Antiques Show

1982.53 BOWL New England or Amethyst pressed Funds provided Ohio Valley area, lead glass by the Fifth about 1840-1860 Annual Benefit Antiques Show 1988.11 SWEETMEAT Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Museum or COMPOTE about 1840-1860 lead glass purchase

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Shelf 4 #34 Tops and Bottoms 1988.17AB PAIR OF Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Funds provided CANDLE - about 1825-1845 lead glass by Mr. and Mrs. STICKS Karl Koepke

1988.12 SWEETMEAT Ohio Valley area, Colorless pressed Museum OR about 1830-1850 lead glass purchase COMPOTE

1993.84.2 COMPOTE Pittsburgh, Colorless pressed Gift of The PA/Wheeling, WV lead glass Glass Club of district, about 1850 Huntington

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