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Lot # Item Description 1 12 Lot # Item description 1 12" Cased Ruby Flame Crest Bowl w/double crimp 2 8" Dave Fetty Hanging Hearts Hat 3 Blue Spiral Optic Water Set - pitcher & 5 tumblers have cobalt handles, 4 tumblers, 4 coasters, 9 stirrers 4 11" Mulberry Hand Vase 5 x2 4" Mini Vases - Beaded Melon Goldenrod & Mandarin Red Hobnail - x2 6 x2 Ebony Crest Fan Vase & Apple Blossom Crest Heart Dish - x2 7 x2 French Opal Basketweave Bowl & Crystal Cigarette Box/Silver Tray - x2 8 Cobalt Hanging Heart Egg 9 OOAK Aqua Crest Ewer w/Ruby Handle - whimsey 10 Tie Dye Happy Cat & Happy Kitty 11 Charleton Hat Vase w/enameled roses 12 2 Ruby Dolphin Candlesticks 13 Spring Pink Nymph w/frog & bowl 14 White Satin Working Elephant w/open trunk 15 Ruby Lincoln Inn Creamer & Sugar 16 Mongolian Green Lily of the Valley Bell 17 x2 Crystal Satin Verlys Lovebird Vase & Cobalt Console Bowl - x2 18 x2 Wild Rose Jacqueline Vase & Cranberry Opal Spiral Optic Vase - x2 19 Set of 4 Ruby Jay-Cee Etched Plates Circa 1930-1955 20 3 Piece Fairy Light - Ruby Stretch Sample w/Sunflowers hp by Frances Burton 21 9.5" Covered Footed Candy Dish #2/8 2016 Penguins by Frances Burton 22 15" Amphora w/brass stand #5/6 2016 Woodpecker by JK Spindler 23 9" Rosalene Basket Glass Legacy 95 Years by Pam Hayhurst 24 10" Nouveau Blue Satin Overlay Vase 8 Family Signatures by S Waters 25 9"Milk Ruby Overlay Satin Vase w/sunflower 9 Family Signature by CC Hardman 26 Opal Halloween Alley Cat #5/20 2016 by Kim Barley 27 Jadeite Alley Cat w/Bluebird Nest #1/7 2016 by M Kibbe 28 Ringneck Drake & Duck Mallard Set 2016 #2/9 by JK Spindler 29 10" Mulberry Feather Vase 1997 Connoisseur Collection Wisteria #1216/1750 30 8" Cased Cobalt/Milk Pillow Vase Golfer 2014 OOAK by JK Spindler 31 8" Milk/Ruby Iridized Cased Swan Vase w/double crest - 1990's 32 x2 6.5" Cased Lilac Vase & Pitcher - x2 33 x3 Blue Hanging Hearts - 9.5" Vase, 8.5" Vase, 8" Cruet - x3 34 2 Louise Piper pcs - black sitting cat & opal mouse - 1984/85 Christmas 35 8" Silver Crest Heart Dish w/Raspberries by Louise Piper 1988 36 x2 10.5" Hand Vases - black rose iridized & plum crest hp by D Barbour - x2 37 x2 Dave Fetty Blown Bears - red slag & blue/gold slag - x2 38 4.5" Burmese Perfume w/Rosalene Stopper Cardinals - 2014 hp by H Linn 39 3 4" Christmas Trees - 2 green slag & 1 cobalt airbrushed 40 2 6" Christmas Trees - 2 ruby/orange slag (1 iridized) 41 8" After The Rain JK Spindler 12 Family Signature #1224/2250 hp by D Fredrick 42 2 Apple Blossom Crest Dishes - 8" nappy & 7" footed 43 CHOICE - 5" Hanging Hearts Dave Fetty Blown Eggs - CHOICE of 4 44 x2 9" & 9.5" Topaz Amberina Satin Vases w/hp florals x2 45 x2 5" Blown Eggs - 1 mosaic & 1 burmese hp by D Fredrick x2 46 8" Topaz Opalescent Thumbprint Basket 47 4 Ruby/Orange Slag pcs by Fenton Collectibles - 2 ghosts & 2 sitting cats Lot # Item description 48 x3 FAGCA Happy Cats - ruby stretch, ruby slag, orange slice satin - x3 49 9" Iridized Mosaic Vase - Dave Fetty 50 10.5" Pink Stretch 3 Horned Epergne Diamond Lace 51 3 Cranberry Coin Dot Vases - 8.5", 8", 6" 52 3 Footed Handkerchief Thumbprint Vases 53 2 Cranberry Opalescent Hobnail Vases - 11" & 8" 54 2 11" Vases - 1 Ruby Iridized & 1 Blue Opal hp floral 55 CHOICE - Large 8" Covered Bunny Box - CHOICE of 3 56 x6 4" Mini Vases - 3 topaz opalescent, 2 green opalescent, 1 green overlay - x6 57 4.5" Honey Amber Overlay Sugar Shaker w/floral 58 4 pc Silvercrest Grouping - 2 7" baskets, 2 6" melon vases 59 3 sets Hobnail S&P Shakers - blue opalescent, gold, cranberry opalescent 60 4 sets Footed S&P Shakers - Cobalt, Milk, Spanish Lace, Colonial Green 61 x6 - 3" Openedge Basketweave Rosebowls; lav, carn, lime, cust, blue, cameo x6 62 x2 Bridesmaid Dolls - cobalt/milk slag & Shelley Fenton blue carnival - x2 63 x3 Violet Iridized Fenton Logo, Cobalt Slag Polar Bear, Ruby/Gold Slag Koi - x3 64 x2 Animals on Founts - Black Scaredy Cat & Green Apple Mouse - x2 65 x3 Butterflies - Chocolate on branch, Candleglow on branch, Turquiose - x3 66 x4 hp Sitting Cats - Buttercream, Orange slice, Periwinkle, Green iridized - x4 67 x4 hp Sitting Cats - Crystal Opal, Rosalene, Green Satin, Green iridized - x4 68 x4 hp "Farm" Critters - 2 Roosters, 1 Pig, 1 Lotus Mist Egg on stand - x4 69 x5 hp Elephants - 4 Opal, 1 Lotus Mist - x5 70 x4 hp Swans - 2 Blue Satin Roses, 2 Opal Iridized Anniversary - x4 71 x4 hp Cats - 2 Crouching Cats, 2 Perky Cats - x4 72 4 Footed 3.5" Toothpick Holders - Blue, Blue Opal, Custard, Cameo Opal 73 6 4" Boots - 2 Carnival, Cobalt, Amberina, Pink, Blue 74 4 3" Hobnail Rosebowls - 2 Green Opal, Gold, Colonial Blue, Colonial Green 75 5 Crystal Birthstone Bears - 4 Sitting, 1 Reclining 76 4 hp pcs - 2 Mini Bells, Praying Boy & Girl 77 3 hp Roses on Custard - happiness bird, sparrow, sitting cat 78 5 hp Halloween pcs - black ghost, 3 (different shapes) black cats, green mini cat 79 3 hp "Dew Drops" Swarovski Crystal cats - grooming, sleeping, sitting 80 5 Asst hp Animals - 2 cats (opal & green), opal bear, opal squirrel, ruby hippo 81 CHOICE 5 Alley Cats; Blue Curren, Carnival, Chameleon, Rosso, Slag CHOICE of 5 82 12" Topaz Opalescent Hobnail Basket 83 8" Mikado Marigold Cherry Stemmed Compote 84 8.5" Plum Opalescent Iridized Holly Bowl 85 9.5" Blue Carnival Cherry Chain/Orange Tree Bowl 86 x2 - 9" Persian Medallion Carnival Plates - x2 87 10" Carnival Hearts & Flowers Bowl 88 2 Marigold Stag & Holly Bowls - 8" & 10" 89 2 Marigold Stag & Holly Bowls - 8" & 11" 90 x2 - 9" Carnival Butterfly & Berry Bowls - Cobalt & Marigold - x2 91 x3 - 9.5" Footed Baskets - hp Rosalene, hp Blue Snowcrest, undec Black -x3 92 2 3-footed Baskets - 8.5" Rosalene, 7.5" Ruby Carnival 93 2 8.5" Baskets - Pink Iridized Persian Medallion, Green Opalescent 4 pt crimp 94 6.5" Custard Hanging Hearts Vase Lot # Item description 95 7" Gold w/Ebony Pulled Feather Vase 96 4 pc 1997 Romance Collection pcs - Footed Candy Dish, Bell, Rosebowl, Basket 97 2 pcs Plum Opalescent Hobnail - 10" Bowl, 8" Basket (cracked handle) 98 3 pcs Blue Satin; 10" Cherry Chain Bowl, 7" 2 hnd Butterfly, 2 hnd compote 99 x3 pc Burmese - 2 Dogwood (7" basket & 4" Vase), 1 Berry basket by Spindler - x3 100 x4 pc Burmese w/Roses; 5" Franks Closet Walrath vase, 7" box, 6" cruet, 6" vase x4 101 x3 pc Burmese - 2 Tree Landscape Baskets, 1 Autumn Leaves Rosebowl - x3 102 4 pc Silvercrest Grouping - 2 6.5" bowls, 7" compote, 6" footed candle 103 3 8" Persian Medallion Baskets - 2 Lime Sherbet, 1 Custard 104 2 Autumn Vasa Murrhina Vases - 7.5" & 4" 105 3 Adventurine/Rose Vasa Murrhina pcs - 2 4" Vases, 9" Basket 106 x4 - hp Bunny Rabbit Lot - 3 lop-eared, 1 round (opal, burmese, pink) - x4 107 x4 - hp Woodland Critters - 2 Raccoons, 1 Fox, 1 Frog - x4 108 x4 - hp Bird Lot - 4 different shapes (2 opal, 2 ruby) - x4 109 x4 - hp Bird Lot - 4 different shapes (favrene, pink, violet, opal) - x4 110 x4 - hp Bird Lot - 4 different shapes (gold, blue burmese, green, opal) - x4 111 x5 - hp Stylized Cat Lot - leopard, burmese, black, opal, carnival - x4 112 x4 - hp Stylized Cat Lot - buttercup, carnival, blue opalescent, pearl opal - x4 113 x4 - hp Domestic Critters - sleeping cat, mouse, playful pup, scottie - x4 114 x7 - hp Sitting Bears - Various "clothed" Designs (2 burmese, 5 opal) - x7 115 x8 - hp Bears - 5 Sitting, 3 reclining (3 burmese, 2 green, blue, ruby, pearl) - x8 116 x5 - undec Ruby/Orange pcs (sparrow, apple, fawn, sitting cat, squirrel) - x5 117 x6 - undec Shades of Blue pcs (2 hummingbird, 4 cats - sitting, stylized, happy) - x6 118 4 undec pcs - Pink Bear, Opal Bear, Orange Sparrow, Gold Happiness Bird 119 4 Pink Flowers on Custard pcs - rosebowl, bud vase, elephant, egg on stand 120 3 Daisies on Custard pcs - fairy light, bud vase, happiness bird 121 7 Asst Slippers (3 green,2 crystal irid,orange,burmese) 1 Covered Slipper Box (slag) 122 x5 Asst Rosebowls-green overlay,cranberry,ruby,cameo opal,hp strawberries - x5 123 5 Asst Rosebowls- green overlay, cranberry, gold, cameo opal, hp choc roses - x5 124 4 Asst 8" Basket lot - cranberry, colonial green, pink roses, hp pearl basketweave 125 18" Student Lamp w/8" Cranberry Coin Dot Shade 126 22" Double Ball Gone with the Wind Cranberry Opalescent Hobnail Lamp 127 Lot of 4 United States Bicentennial Plates - Antique Powder Blue w/original boxes 128 Lot of 6 Collector Plates - 3 Blue Satin Christmas churches, 3 Asst Carnival 129 x2 Bill Fenton hp 9" Turquoise Ewer Millinium Coll & 9" Mulberry Vase 50 Years - x2 130 x2 - Amethyst Carnival pcs - 8" Daffodil Vase & 9" hp floral pitcher - x2 131 x3 - Cranberry Optic Vases-9" Snowcrest spiral optic, 6" spiral optic, 7.5" drape - x3 132 x2 - Undec Vases- 8" Cranberry Opalescent Basketweave, 11" Blue Burmese JIP - x2 133 x8 Bud Vases 7"-9" Height; 3 Ruby, Custard, Plum opal, Topaz opal, Blue, Milk - x8 134 x3 - 4.5" Opal Optic Cream Pitchers; Cameo spiral, Blue spiral, Cranberry spot - x3 135 Lot of 2 - Cranberry Opal Optic Pitchers - 5.5" Coin Dot, 8" Spiral 136 CHOICE Cruets; Topaz Fern/Daisy,LGW Moss Rose,Cranberry Opal,Blue Drape,Ivory 137 Lot of 6 - 6.5" Footed Compotes; 2 Amebrina, 2 Colonial Green, 2 Gold 138 Lot of 3 - undec Burmese; shiny 5" minibasket, 8.5" spiral optic basket, 9" bowl 139 x6 Violets in the Snow Silvercrest; 4 footed candy dishes ,8"basket ,rosebowl - x6 140 Lot of 4 - 6.5" Footed Candle Bowls; 2 custard, black, gold (3 hobnail, 1 diamond) 141 Lot of 4 hp pcs; Rosalene Heart Dish Burton, 3 Milk pcs (vase,basket,footed candy) Lot # Item description 142 Lot of 2 Blue Vases - Avon's 9" Cameo Floral, 7" 3 footed ribbed diamond optic 143 Lot of 3 Purple/Gold Vases; 9" undec aubergine,
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