A Rare, early American Thumbprint Punch bowl on a high standard. 32 even scallops around the rim, with seven rows of graduated thumbprints on the bowl, wafer construction. Atop a raised double step hollow stem with 12 flutes; circular foot with 24 even scallops. 12 1/2 inches (diameter of bowl); 12 1/2 inches (height); 7 1/2 diameter of foot. Weighing in at more than 10 pounds, this rare punch bowl is one of only a couple of known examples, one of which resides in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and another at the Corning Museum. This is the largest size of the punchbowl and is a grandaddy of Early American Glass. Reference: Lee/EAPG, pl. 59. illustrates a smaller example, text page 183, "The large covered compotes and the punch bowls are among the most interesting specimens of American glass, and are so gorgeous in appearance as to justify their being classed as veritable museum pieces." Price on Request.

Rare Mount Lebanon Shaker chair label in green with gold. Pristine original condition, beautifully framed and matted in a gold leaf frame. Provenance: William F. Winter collection. Private collection, 1985-present. One of only a few known paper labels never used on chairs.

Henry Knox Smith (American ) - Glass Mosaic panel study for Christ on the Cross, Circa 1905-10.

Rare 19th century miniature covered Firkin in pristine original condition. Hersey, Hingham, Mass. Original surface. 2 1/4" height; 2 3/8" wide at bottom; 3 1/2 inches to the top of the handle.

Copper Arts & Crafts mailbox. Unmarked. Circa 1915-1920's. 10 x 7 x 3 inches. Original condition. A classically designed Copper mailbox with repousse and applied copper decoration. One of two available.