Jeff and Holly Noordsy

Dealers Specializing in the Sale of Early American Bottles, Glass and Period Decorative Arts

SPECTACULAR EXARLY 19TH CENTURY CONNECTICUT JAR

ITEM CS14. DIP MOLD JAR, light olive yellow, cylindrical, pontil scar, 6 ½"H, delicately flared mouth, mint. Blown at a Connecticut Glass House, 1790-1820, rare. Ex Norman C. Heckler Sr. and Arthur Barrus Collection. Any New England made jar is a rare item but first period (late 18th/early 19th century) jars are particularly hard to find. Blown of "chestnut glass," this Connecticut made beauty is as fine an example as the collector could dream of. The jar is nearly identical to the iconic Knowlton Jar from "New England Glass and Glassmaking" and it was proudly displayed by Norm Heckler Sr. for more than thirty years. We are tickled to once again have the opportunity to offer this spectacular, definitively American blown glass jar Price: $3850 plus shipping and insurance

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