Antique Nailsea Glass Flask Bristol England Georgian 1780s
By Nailsea Glasswork
Located in Kingsbridge, GB
Antique Nailsea Glass Flask Bristol England Georgian 1780s An exceptional early example of a one-of-a-kind petit Nailsea Glass Flask of flattened ovoid form, of dark blackish tint w...
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Red Nailsea Glass Pocket Flask
Located in Tampa, FL
A red English Nailsea glass pocket flask with white. Nailsea blown glass very fine early 19th century 1830s.
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Two Victorian Nailsea Glass Rolling Pins One Blue & One Red
Located in Godshill, Isle of Wight
Two Victorian Nailsea Glass Rolling Pins One Blue & One Red 2 Victorian Nailsea glass rolling pins one Blue and the other Red, circa 1880, a wonderful find and unique pair, the Red...
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White with Red Nailsea Glass Pocket Flask
Located in Tampa, FL
A white with red English Nailsea glass flask. Nailsea blown glass very fine early 19th century 1830s.
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18th Century Nailsea Black and White Spotted Glass Jug
By Nailsea
Located in Long Island City, NY
This narrow-necked, handled glass jug is made from striking mottled black-and-white glass, for which Nailsea was known.
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Nailsea Style Glass Table Lamp
Located in London, GB
Elegant Rococo style glass & brass oil lamp base, now converted for electricity. PAT tested and compliant for the U.K. Can be adapted for worldwide wiring if required. This will ha...
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Large English Nailsea Glass Jug
Located in New York, NY
A large early 19th century English Nailsea bottle jug circa 1820.
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late 19th century green glass Nailsea dumps
Located in Santa Barbara, CA
A collection of late 19th century objects; green glass Nailsea dumps, the result of apprentice glass blowers practising their skill, priced from $850.00 each.
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Christmas Bell Antique Nailsea Glass Bell Red & White with Green Handle c 1840
By Nailsea Glasswork
Located in Katonah, NY
Background of Nailsea glass: In 1788, John Robert Lucas built a glassworks at Nailsea.
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Antique Nailsea Colored Glass Bell Pink, White with Chartreuse Handle circa 1840
By Nailsea
Located in Katonah, NY
The ringing bells spread the news of the marriage across long distances, so bells after a wedding let the whole area know that the couple was now happily married. Background of Nail...
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Antique Blown Glass Wedding Bell Handmade by Nailsea, circa 1840
By Nailsea Glasswork
Located in Katonah, NY
This handmade blown glass wedding bell was made in England at the Nailsea Glassworks, circa 1840.
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Unusual Pair of Sterling Silver-Mounted Art Glass Candlesticks
Located in New York, NY
Beautiful pair of sterling silver-mounted, art glass (probably "Nailsea" glass) candlesticks, Chester, England, 1906. @10 3/4" high x @4 3/4" diameter across base.
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Hand Blown Antique Glass Wedding Bell Made England, Circa 1840
By Nailsea Glasswork
Located in Katonah, NY
Background of Nailsea Glass: In 1788, John Robert Lucas built glassworks at Nailsea.
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Nailsea Hand-Blown Antique Glass Rolling Pin with Colored Inclusions
By Nailsea Glasswork
Located in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
A good Nailsea Victorian glass rolling pin with colored glass inclusions dating from the 19th century.
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A Pair of Nailsea "End of the Day" Glass Bells
Located in Katonah, NY
Glass blowing began at the town of Nailsea in the last quarter of the 18th century.
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Nailsea blown glass paperweight, c. 1800's
Located in Chicago, IL
Green glass Nailsea paper weight. Founded 1788, the Nailsea Glassworks in Somerset, England found itself one of the largest English glass works by the 1830's.
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Nailsea Large White Overlay Combed Pattern Turquoise Glass Vase
By Nailsea Glasswork
Located in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
A large Nailsea Turquoise art glass vase with a combed white glass overlay in a feather style design and believed to date from the late 19th or early 20th century.
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An 18th Century English Nailsea Glass Vase
Located in New York, NY
A late 18th century English Nailsea Glass Vase, circa 1780
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Pair of Blue Nailsea Glass Bells
Located in San Francisco, CA
The spiral molded blue bowls surmounted by clear fluted and twisted handles with graduated knops. Of the Regency period.
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English Handblown Nailsea Glass Whimsy Pipe
Located in Stamford, CT
Offered here is an English hand-blown whimsical glass pipe probably made for an exposition or trade show/sample. The pipe is mostly burgundy and opaline white.
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H 7.1 in W 5 in D 5 in
Victorian Blue and White Nailsea Type Trailed Glass Wine Carafe, circa 1845
Located in Whitburn, GB
Dimensions Height 18cm, diameter 12.6cm Weight 536 grams Technical Description 19th century Nailsea glass carafe. Shaft and globe form decorated with twisted blue and ...
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Large Pair "Nailsea" Ruby Glass Bells, England, Mid 19th c.
Located in New York, NY
Though the glass works closed down in 1873, "Nailsea" glass (mostly made by glass workers at the end of their shift in Nailsea and at other glass works) is still sought after by coll...
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Nailsea Egg Hand Colored, Blue with Pink and White
By Nailsea
Located in San Francisco, CA
The egg shaped cooler decorated with pink, blue and white stripes. Made by Nailsea in England.
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Nailsea Red White, and Blue Looped Single Flask
By Nailsea
Located in San Francisco, CA
Rounded flask with straight cylindrical neck and white collar.
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Naisea Clear and White Loop Flask
By Nailsea
Located in San Francisco, CA
The flattened oval body decorated with ribbed sides and continuing to a spiral and knop decorated neck.
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Nailsea Flask, England, circa 1800
Located in San Francisco, CA
Of typical form, a rare Nailsea flask made in England during the reign of George III. The flattened rounded shape with straight cylindrical neck. The flattened oval shape meant to ...
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Regency Nailsea Tumbler, UK, circa 1840
Located in San Francisco, CA
A rare English glass tumbler by Nailsea made about 1840. White and red swirls over a clear ground. 3.5 inches tall
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