BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GI-29), pale yellow green, cylindrical, pontil scar, quart,
as found with a 6" long crack. Blown at the Mount Vernon
Glass Works, Vernon, New York, 1820-1840, very rare.
BLOWN THREE MOLD FLIP GLASS,
(McK# GIII-22), clear flint glass, cylindrical, pontil scar, 6
1/8"H, sheared and fire polished mouth, about mint (there
MAY be a small area of polishing on the inner rim). American,
1820-1840, scarce.
PAIR OF BLOWN THREE MOLD
DECANTERS WITH ORIGINAL MATCHING STOPPERS, (McK# GV-14), colorless,
pontil scars, quarts, flared mouths, both bottles are perfect,
one stopper has a crack in the stem. American, 1820-1840, scarce.
Ex. Paul Richards Collection.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GII-3), deep olive green, cylindrical, pontil scar, half-pint,
applied sloping collar with ring (shallow ½" base
edge flake). Blown at the Keene Marlboro Street Glass House, Keene,
NH, 1820-1840, extremely rare.
PAIR OF BLOWN THREE MOLD
DECANTERS with original stoppers, (McK# GI-29), deep cobalt blue,
pontil scars, half-pints, tooled and flared mouths, mint. American,
probably blown at the Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840.
BLOWN THREE MOLD PITCHER,
(McK# GV-17), clear flint glass, blown in a decanter mold with
an applied, hollow glass handle, pontil scar, 8 ¼"H,
sheared and tooled mouth with pour spout, as blown with a well-camouflaged
crack behind the lower handle attachment. American, 1820-1840,
rare.
BLOWN THREE MOLD TOILET WATER
BOTTLE, (McK# GI-7), lavender, conical, pontil scar, 5 9/16"H,
flared mouth, mint. Blown at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Works,
Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840, rare color.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GIII-19), bright, light forest green, cylindrical, pontil
scar, quart, sheared and fire polished mouth, an attic quality
bottle with a hard-to-find radiating potstone in the shoulder.
Blown at the Keene Marlboro Street Glass Works, Keene, NH 1820-1840,
scarce mold, rare color.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GIII-16), golden olive amber, cylindrical, pontil scar,
pint, sheared and fire polished mouth, mint. Blown at the Keene
Marlboro Street Glass Works, Keene, NH 1820-1840. Purchased from
Ed and Kathy Gray.
BLOWN THREE-MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GII-28), light to medium sea green, square with beveled
edges, pontil scar, pint, flared mouth, cracked. Blown at the
Keene Marlboro Street Glass Works, Keene, NH, 1820-1840, scarce.
Ex. Roland Sallada Collection and pictured on Plate 5 in "Keene
and Stoddard Glass" by Pappas and Lane.
BLOWN THREE MOLD HAT, (McK#
GI-6), deep cobalt blue, pontil scar, 2 ½"H, inwardly
rolled mouth, an attic quality hat with a horizontal 5/8"
fissure above the base edge that is a manufacturer's flaw. American,
probably blown at a New England Glass Hose, 1820-1840, extremely
rare.
"BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GIII-16), clear olive green, cylindrical, tubular pontil
scar, pint, sheared and fire polished mouth, a mint, barn found
bottle in need of a bath. Blown at the Keene Glass Works, Keene,
NH 1820-1840.
PAIR OF BLOWN THREE MOLD
DECANTERS WITH MATCHING STOPPERS, (McK# GIII-26), clear with a
moonstone tint, cylindrical, pontil scars, quarts, flared mouths,
about mint. American, 1820-1840, very scarce.
HANDLED BLOWN THREE MOLD
SHOT GLASS, (McK# GII-16), clear flint glass, cylindrical with
applied solid glass handle, pontil scar, 1 ¾"H, sheared
and fire polished mouth, about mint (a 1/8" heat check in
the handle is well hidden behind the rigaree). American, 1820-1840,
extremely rare.
BLOWN THREE MOLD HAT OR SALT,
(McK# GIII-23), clear flint glass, pontil scar, 2 ½"H,
inwardly rolled rim, mint. Blown at the Boston and Sandwich Glass
Company, 1820-1840.
BLOWN THREE MOLD PITCHER,
(McK# GV-7), clear flint glass, body formed from a quart-sized
decanter mold, hand tooled pour spout, applied hollow handle with
fancy terminal, pontil scar, 6 7/8"H, tooled rim, a mint
pitcher with a manufacturer's pontil bruise that does not detract.
American, possibly blown at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Works,
Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840, rare. Ex. Frank Jedlicka Collection.
BLOWN THREE MOLD PITCHER,
(McK# GII-25), clear flint or soda lime glass, body formed from
a quart-sized decanter mold, hand tooled pour spout, applied solid
glass handle with medial rib, pontil scar, 5 3/4"H, tooled
rim, mint. American, probably blown at a Midwestern Glass House,
1820-1840, extremely rare, probably unique. Ex. George McKearin
Collection, ex. Wayne Ayers Collection, ex. Charles G. Moore Collection.
BLOWN THREE MOLD HAT OR SALT, (McK# GIII-23), intense
cobalt blue, pontil scar, 2 3/8"H, inwardly rolled rim, a
mint hat with a nearly imperceptible rough spot in the inner rim
edge. Blown at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich,
MA, 1820-1840, scarce. Ex. Dr. and Mrs. Hollander Collection,
exhibited at the Sandwich Glass Museum.
BLOWN THREE MOLD CELERY VASE,
(McK GV-21), clear flint glass, ground pontil scar, 8 ¼"H,
tooled rim, a mint vase with some manufacturer's "crizzling"
within the bowl. American, probably blown at the Bakewell, Page
and Bakewell Glass House, Pittsburgh, PA, 1824-1828, rare.
BLOWN THREE MOLD TUMBLER,
(McK# GII-18), clear with a strong bluish cast, pontil scar, 3
5/8"H, sheared and fire polished rim, mint. American, 1820-1840,
very scarce.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER
WITH MATCHING ACORN STOPPER STOPPER, (McK# GIII-2 Type 2), clear
flint glass, pontil scar, quart, outwardly flared mouth, a mint
bottle with a few wisps of light interior haze. American, 1820-1840,
a scarce decanter with a rare stopper.
SMALL BLOWN THREE MOLD PITCHER,
(McK# GII-18), clear with a bluish cast, globular body with tooled
pour spout and an applied ribbed hollow handle, pontil scar, 5"H,
sheared and fire polished rim, mint. American, 1820-1840, ex.
David Ellis Collection.
BLOWN THREE MOLD TUMBLER,
(McK# GIII-21), clear flint glass, barrel-shaped, pontil scar,
3 5/8"H, sheared and fire polished rim, about mint. American,
1820-1840, very scarce.
BLOWN THREE MOLD TUMBLER,
(McK# GIII-14), clear flint glass with a grey cast, pontil scar,
3 5/8"H, sheared and fire polished rim, about mint. American,
1820-1840, very scarce.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GIII-16), deep olive green, cylindrical, tubular pontil
scar, pint, sheared and fire polished mouth, about mint (several
small, shallow body flakes). Blown at the Keene Glass Works, Keene,
NH 1820-1840.
BLOWN-THREE-MOLD DRAM OR
CORDIAL, (McK# GII-16), clear flint glass, heavily manipulated
with a conical bowl and drawn foot, pontil scar, 3"H, sheared
and fire polished rim, mint. Blown at the Boston and Sanwich Glass
Works, Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840, rare.
BLOWN THREE-MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GII-28), light sea green, square with beveled edges, pontil
scar, pint, flared mouth, a mint decanter missing the original
stopper. Blown at the Keene Marlboro Street Glass Works, Keene,
NH, 1820-1840, scarce.
BLOWN THREE MOLD CELERY VASE,
(McK GV-21), clear flint glass, ground pontil scar, 8 ¼"H,
tooled rim, a mint vase exhibiting some minor wear and staining.
American, probably blown at the Bakewell, Page and Bakewell Glass
House, Pittsburgh, PA, 1820-1840, rare.
BLOWN THREE MOLD HAT WHIMSEY,
(McK# GIII-3), deep cobalt blue, pontil scar, 3"H, folded
rim, about mint (two pinhead-sized body flakes). American, 1820-1840.
BLOWN THREE MOLD CREAMER,
(McK# GIII-24), vivid cobalt blue, applied solid glass handle
with medial rib, tubular pontil scar, 4 1/8"H, hand-tooled
mouth with exaggerated pour spout, about mint (hard-to-find flash
in the handle). Probably blown at the Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich,
MA, 1820-1840, rare. Ex. Norman Heckler Jr. Collection.
BLOWN THREE MOLD CREAMER,
(McK# GII-21), clear, bulbous body with short neck, well-formed
pour spout and applied solid handle, pontil scar, 2 7/8"H,
flared and tooled mouth, mint. American, 1820-1840, scarce.
PAIR OF BLOWN THREE MOLD PITCHERS, (McK #GII-33), clear,
globular bodies with applied solid glass handles, pontil scars,
pint and quart, hand-tooled mouths with pour spouts, both pieces
are badly damaged, the pint-sized pitcher exhibits an early staple
repair. American, probably blown at an Ohio Glass Works, 1820-1840.
The pint-sized piece retains a McKearin label and it is probably
the same piece listed in the Blown Three Mold charts.
BLOWN THREE MOLD HAT, (McK#
GIII-23), deep cobalt blue, tubular pontil scar, 2 3/8"H,
inwardly folded rim, mint. American, probably blown at the Boston
and Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich, Massachusetts, 1825-1835,
scarce, ex. William Elsholz Collection, ex. Corning Museum Collection.
Exhibited at the Detroit Institute of Arts in 1953.
BLOWN THREE MOLD SALT, (McK#
GII-20), clear, straight-sided bowl and circular foot drawn from
the same gather, pontil scar, 1 5/8"H x 2 7/8"D, sheared
and tooled rim, a mint salt with a minor pontil chip noted for
accuracy only. American, 1820-1840, rare form.
GEOMETRIC INK, (McK# GIII-29),
bright golden amber, pontil scar, 1 13/16"H x 2 3/16"D,
disc mouth, mint. Keene Marlboro Street Glass Works, Keene, NH,
1815-1830, very scarce in this lighter than normal shade of color.
BLOWN THREE MOLD HAT WHIMSEY,
(McK# GIII-4), clear, beaver-style top hat, pontil scar, 2 5/8"H,
inwardly folded rim, mint. American, probably blown at the Boston
and Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840.
BLOWN THREE MOLD HAT, (McK#
GIII-4), deep cobalt blue, beaver-style top hat, pontil scar,
2 1/2"H, outwardly folded rim, mint. American, 1820-1840,
scarce.
BLOWN THREE MOLD SALT CELLAR,
(McK# GII-20), colorless, ogee shaped bowl with drawn foot, pontil
scar, 2 1/4"H x 2 5/8"D at widest point, tooled and
flared rim, a mint salt with a pinhead-sized spot of lip edge
roughness. American, 1820-1840, rare form.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER
WITH PERIOD STOPPER, (McK# GIII-2, Type 1), clear, pontil scar,
quart, outwardly flared mouth, mint. Mount Vernon Glass Works,
Mount Vernon, NY, 1820-1840.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER
WITH MATCHING STOPPER, (McK# GIII-2, Type 1), clear, pontil scar,
pint, outwardly flared mouth, mint. Mount Vernon Glass Works,
Mount Vernon, NY, 1820-1840.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER
WITH PERIOD STOPPER, (McK# GIII-6), colorless, cylindrical, pontil
scar, 8 1/2"H with stopper, flared mouth, a mint decanter
with some light, scattered interior haze. American, 1820-1840.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER
WITH PERIOD STOPPER, (McK# GII-27), colorless with an unusual
yellowish tint, barrel shaped decanter with applied neck rings,
pontil scar, quart, tooled and flared mouth, about mint (shallow
3/16" body bruise). American, 1820-1840, scarce.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER
WITH PERIOD STOPPER, (McK# GIII-16), colorless, pontil scar, 9
5/8"H with stopper, flared mouth, mint. Keene Marlboro Street
Glass Works, Keene, NH, 1820-1840, rare color for this mold.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GIII-24), clear, cylindrical, pontil scar, half-pint, tooled
and flared mouth, mint. American, probably blown at the Boston
and Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840, scarce.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER
WITH MATCHING PERIOD STOPPER, (McK# GIV-7), colorless, arch and
fern with snake medallion, pontil scar, quart, flared mouth ground
for a stopper, mint. Probably blown at the Boston and Sandwich
Glass Works, Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER
WITH PERIOD STOPPER, (McK# GIV-6), colorless, gothic arch over
short ribs, heavy solid bar pontil scar, quart, flared mouth ground
for a stopper, mint. American, 1820-1840, scarce.
BLOWN THREE MOLD HAT WHIMSEY,
(McK# GII-21), clear flint glass, pontil scar, 21/4"H x 2
1/8"D, folded rim, about mint (inconsequential 1/16"
bruise on the inner edge of the folded rim). Possibly blown at
the Boston and Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840,
scarce pattern.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DEEP DISH
OR PATTY PAN, (McK# GIII-20), colorless, sunburst and diamond
diaper pattern, pontil scar, 1 7/8"H x 5 5/8"D, folded
rim, mint. Probably blown at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Works,
Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840, scarce, ex. Frank Jedlicka collection.
BLOWN THREE MOLD PITCHER,
(unrecorded mold similar to McK#GII-33), clear, globular with
applied semi-ear shaped handle, pontil scar, 5 1/2"H blown
in a quart sized decanter mold, sheared and tooled rim with pour
spout, mint. Blown at a Midwestern (probably Mantua, Ohio) Glass
Works, 1820-1840, extremely rare pattern, exceptional form.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GI-29), deep cobalt blue, pontil scar, half-pint, flared
mouth with original stopper, mint. Probably blown at the Boston
and Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich, MA, 1820-1840, scarce.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DISH, (McK#
GII-22), clear flint glass, blown in a tumbler mold, expanded
and finished by manipulation, pontil scar, 1 1/2H" x 5 3/8"D
at widest point, mint. Probably blown at the Boston and Sandwich
Glass Works, Sandwich, MA, 1830-1850, scarce form.
BLOWN THREE MOLD DECANTER,
(McK# GIII-16), deep olive green, pontil scar, pint, sheared and
tooled mouth, about mint (shallow 1/16" body flake and some
minor exterior wear). Blown at the Keene Marlboro Street Glass
Works, Keene, NH, 1820-1840.
BLOWN THREE MOLD WHIMSICAL
HAT, (McK# GIII-4), clear flint glass, tapering beaver-style hat
with inwardly folded rim, pontil scar, 2 3/16"H x 2 3/16"D,
mint. Probably blown at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich,
MA, 1830-1850.
BLOWN THREE MOLD WHIMSICAL
HAT OR SALT, (McK# GIII-7), clear flint glass, straight-sided
with inwardly folded rim, pontil scar, 2"H x 2"D, mint.
Probably blown at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Works, Sandwich,
MA, 1830-1850.
