Pdf Catalogue - John Moran Auctioneers

1069 Pairpoint Mt Washington Royal Flemish biscuit jar
Circa 1900, the lid with Pairpoint hallmark and further marked ''4400'', the circular
gadrooned lid above a scalloped and floral band with handle, over a stout body
decorated with berried thorn branches and strapwork-decorated medallions, 7'' H x
5.5'' Dia., est:$800/1200. Note: The Mt. Washington Glass Company was founded in
Boston in 1837. In 1870 the firm was moved to New Bedford, MA and a few years later
entirely reorganized by new general manager Frederick S. Shirley. Shirley introduced
new, patented styles of glass and lines such as Burmese, Peachblow and Royal Flemish.
In 1880, the Pairpoint Manufacturing Company established a factory neighboring the
Mt. Washington works. The two companies merged in 1894 and in 1900 again
reorganized to become the Pairpoint Company. The piece offered here is of the style of
the Royal Flemish line from the Mt. Washington Glass Company and bears the
Pairpoint hallmark exemplifying the amalgamation of the two firms
Condition: Good overall condition. Metal mounts rubbed and darkened - with a pewter
tone. General light marks, scratches and rubbing to surface commensurate with age
and use. Slight dirt accumulation overall - would benefit from light cleaning. Possibly
with overpainted to raised gilt areas - gilding to berries rubbed, revealing amber, green
and opalescent colors underneath.
1070 Pairpoint copper patinated table lamp
Marked with logo and further ''Pairpoint / D3054 / Made in U.S.A.'', with butterscotch
linen fold ''fabric'' glass shade above a three socket stem over a tapering fluted base,
electrified, 22.5'' H x 14'' Dia., est:$800/1200
Condition: Shade evidently not marked. Good overall condition. General marks,
scratches and rubbing commensurate with age and use. Some minor scattered chipped
losses and marks to shade. Some rubbing to surface patina of base, with some dirt
accumulation overall. Wiring should be checked by a qualified electrician prior to use.
1071 Arts & Crafts chipped glass & brass mushroom lamp
First quarter 20th century, shade and base marked ''Patented April 20 1913'', the
mushroom-form shade decorated in black and white with a wooded winter landscape,
on a circular molded double-handled brass base, electrified, 12'' H x 10.5'' Dia.,
est:$700/900
Condition: Possibly Pairpoint. Generally good condition overall. With light marks and
scratches to surface commensurate with age. With a grey/brown patina to base. Minor
typical chipped losses to lower edge of shade, not visible when on base. Some minor
rubbing and denting to base in areas. Wiring should be checked by a qualified
electrician prior to use.
1072 An Arts & Crafts leaded glass hanging lamp
20th century, marked ''Somers Stained Glass, 77 Long Island, NY'', of mushroom form,
with scalloped mottled ivory slag glass panels interspersed with black swags, with a
border of roses and poppies interspersed with scrolls, with an asymmetrical rim, four
sockets, electrified, 15'' H x 28'' Dia., est:$1500/2000
Condition: The chain: 32.5''. Good overall condition. General marks and scratches
commensurate with age and use. With some scattered breaks and fine cracks to glass
panels and some warping and repair to leading. Dirt accumulation in crevices around
floral border. Socket section possibly replaced. Wiring should be checked by a qualified
electrician prior to use.
1073 An Arts & Crafts leaded glass pink floral lamp
Indistinctly marked ''...ove (?) / Lamps'' over a shield, the domed shade decorated with
pink flowering branches above a double socket base with foliate-cast tapering stem
over a similarly cast circular foot, electrified, 23.5'' H x 17.5'' Dia., est:$1500/2000
Condition: Generally good condition overall. With typical marks, scratches and minor
spotting to surface overall. Shade in good condition, with some typical dirt
accumulation and a few very minor cracks to glass panels. Base with some oxidation
and rubbing to surface patina. Ventilator cap possibly a replacement. Wiring should be
checked by a qualified electrician prior to use.