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Acid (satin) finish Wheeling peachblow mustard pot with intact lid. The mustard pot is 2 3/4 inches tall and 2 3/8 inches in diameter. The base has a polished pontil. The mustard is shape number 226 and the finish is referred to as “Lustreless” in the Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. catalog.

A scarce Mt. Washington pickle caster mounted in a silver plate holder with pickle tongs by Middletown Quadruple Plate Co. Which became part of International Silver in 1899. The holder is marked with the Middletown logo, “145" and “White Metal.” The cranberry jar is mold blown with no pontil mark and has a diamond quilted pattern. The gold decoration of spider mums and leaves is reminiscent of Royal Flemish. The rim of the jar is enameled in gold. The jar itself is 4 ½ inches tall an...

A signed Locke Art goblet with grape and lines etching. This goblet is 6 ½ inches tall and bears the unusual “Jo Locke Art” signature. There is some minor roughness to a small section of the rim.

Beautiful set of 6 signed Steuben 9 inch tall goblets. The goblets are marina blue and are decorated in the “Fountain” pattern to match the Lenox China Fountain table settings. The pattern was made for Marshall Field and Co. In the 1920s. A photograph of these and the china is shown on page 49 of “The Glass of Frederick Carder” by Paul Gardner. The stem ware are shape 6565 in the factory line drawings.

The condition of this Tiffany Studios double inkwell is nearly pristine. The inkwell has a gold dore finish and contains two colorless pressed glass inserts. The bottom is stamped “Tiffany Studios New York 1641.” The inkwell is 5 1/4 inches long. I know most people no longer use a nib (or dip) pen but this would make a great item for a calligraphy hobbyist or perhaps the inserts could be used to hold paperclips on your desk.

Locke Art oyster cocktail glass decorated with three oysters, coral and seaweed. The signed glass is 3 1/2 inches tall and 2 ½ inches in diameter.