A few examples of appraisal values for
GLASS ROLLING PIN

• BLOWN OLIVE GLASS ROLLING PIN, EARLY
  BLOWN OLIVE GLASS ROLLING PIN, EARLY 19TH C.Blown olive glass rolling pin, early 19th c. , 13 1/2" l. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• COBALT BLUE GLASS ROLLING PIN, CIRCA
  COBALT BLUE GLASS ROLLING PIN, CIRCA 1856Cobalt Blue Glass Rolling Pin, circa 1856 , depicting the "Shamrock, Jane Winter, Portland", Jane Winter b. 1822 in Portland England, HMS Shamrock 1812-1867, an unrated brig-sloop transferred to HM Revenue Service in 1833 and sold 1867 Length 13.5 in. Condition: Items may have wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please contact the gallery for further details prior to bidding. Any condition statement given as a courtesy should not be treated as fact.
• AMBER BLOWN-MOLDED GLASS ROLLING PIN
  AMBER BLOWN-MOLDED GLASS ROLLING PIN 19TH CENTURY LENGTH 17”.AMBER BLOWN-MOLDED GLASS ROLLING PIN, 19th Century, Dimensions: Length 17".
• TWO VINTAGE GLASS ROLLING PINS AND AN
  TWO VINTAGE GLASS ROLLING PINS AND AN ELONGATED CLEAR DRINKING GLASSTWO VINTAGE GLASS ROLLING PINS AND AN ELONGATED CLEAR DRINKING GLASS, the first pin of cobalt blue glass with enameled designs and cork stopper, l: 15.5 in., the other of clear molded glass, white metal screw top, l: 16 in.; and an elongated clear glass with everted rim, h: 13 in. (3)
• GLASS: BLOWN GLASS ROLLING PIN DECORATED
  GLASS: BLOWN GLASS ROLLING PIN DECORATED IN BLUE AND WHITE SWIRLS, LATE 19TH/ EARLY 20TH C., WITH WEAR CONSISTENT WITH AGE AND USE INCLUDING CHIPS TO PONTIL MARK AT END OF ONE KNOB, LIGHT SCRATCHES AND FIRING IMPERFEC...GLASS: Blown glass rolling pin decorated in blue and white swirls, late 19th/ early 20th C., with wear consistent with age and use including chips to pontil mark at end of one knob, light scratches and firing imperfections, etc., sold as is, 18 1/2" l.
• 3 VARIOUS TYPE ROLLING PINSca. 18th-20th
  3 VARIOUS TYPE ROLLING PINSca. 18th-20th century; early aquamarine bottle glass rolling pin with ball capped ends, 1 3/4"d, 12 3/4"l; early rosewood pastry roller with tapered turned ends, 2"d, 18 3/4"l; 20th century tiger maple rolling pin with turned hand grips, 1 3/4"d, 15"l; Condition: all good, as found
• 19TH C NAILSEA HAND BLOWN GLASS ROLLING
  19TH C NAILSEA HAND BLOWN GLASS ROLLING PIN19th century Nailsea blown art glass rolling pin, pulled pink white and clear design. Approx. length 16.5
• 19TH C NAILSEA HAND BLOWN GLASS ROLLING
  19TH C NAILSEA HAND BLOWN GLASS ROLLING PIN19th century Nailsea blown art glass rolling pin, pulled pink, white and clear design. Approx. length 16.5 in.
• AMERICAN GLASS ROLLING PIN AND DARNING
  AMERICAN GLASS ROLLING PIN AND DARNING EGG. Early 20th century. Red and blue spatter glass. Pin (interior cork), 14"l. and egg (missing handle), 3.75"h.
• AMERICAN ART GLASS ROLLING PIN. Contemporary.
  AMERICAN ART GLASS ROLLING PIN. Contemporary. Cobalt with white and green pulled feather decoration. 16.5"w.
• 19TH C NAILSEA GLASS HAND BLOWN ROLLING
  19TH C NAILSEA GLASS HAND BLOWN ROLLING PIN19th century Nailsea blown art glass rolling pin, pulled ruby and clear design. Approx. length 16.5 in.
• ROYAL NAVY AND LORD NELSON RELICS. LOT
  ROYAL NAVY AND LORD NELSON RELICS. LOT OFapproximately 28 pieces of memorabilia, to include: Book bound with wood scavenged from the wreck of the Royal George, published 1841 by S. Horsey, front board is split into three pieces. Metal and enamel cup with image of Nelson, HMS Victory on verso (3 1/2" high) image of Victory is faded some, shows wear from use. Envelope with four 200th anniversary Battle of Trafalgar Bermuda stamps, enclosed is a 2005 letter about the event. Brass enameled pill box by Crumbles and Co depicting the HMS Victory, reads "Like Nelson may each Briton be a friend to King and Country" (1 3/4" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/4"). Brass enameled pill box by Halcyon Days with an image of Nelson on the cover, reads "England expects that every man will do his duty" (1 3/4" diameter, 1 1/4" high). Metal cover for matchbox, enameled image of the HMS Victory on top (2 1/2" long) shows heavy rust. Cobalt glass rolling pin, commemorating the ship HMS Vigilant, "Love and Be True" (15 1/2" long) shows wear to paint. Copper ashtray with enamel piece at the center depicting the HMS Victory (4 1/2" diameter) some light wear. Two lead bullets. Four Royal Navy brass buttons (just under 1" diameter) and larger US Navy brass button (just over 1") all show some wear, tarnish. Shand Kydd pottery dish depicting the HMS Victory (5 1/2" diameter). 1907 British penny, extremely worn illegible British penny, 1880 British penny, 1806 Georgius III D G Rex coin, 1855 US cent, 1906 British penny, commemorative Nelson copper alloy coin, silvertone coin commemorating Nelson, 1817 British sterling pound coin, 1876 British penny (worn), 1918 British penny, 1924 British Penny, 1823 US cent, 1799 British penny. Tin depicting the HMS Victory at Portsmouth, worn (7" x 5 3/4" x 1 3/4"). Provenance Webb estate.
• Glass rolling pin 5.5"l, grater, tin
  Glass rolling pin 5.5"l, grater, tin types, hand mirror 8"l, chalk board, tins, etc.
• Four vintage glass rolling pins, the
  Four vintage glass rolling pins, the largest is 16"l x 3"dia and dated 1863; the smallest is 4.5"l x 2"dia. Condition: Some interior discoloration, wear consistent with age.
• Miscellaneous grouping to include a
  Miscellaneous grouping to include a Delft plate, square Delft tiles (5" x 5"), blue glass rolling pin (16"l) and a wood basket, 8"h etc.
• C. 1790's-1820 England Glassworks Nailsea
  C. 1790's-1820 England Glassworks Nailsea free blown black glass rolling pin. 15'' Length.
• Cobalt blue blown glass rolling pin
  Cobalt blue blown glass rolling pin with ship decoration 13'' l. paint loss.
• Group of eight glass items 19th century
  Group of eight glass items 19th century Two blown glass rolling pins, one in the 'Nailsea' style and one cobalt, a blown glass ball in the 'Nailsea' style, a tall bottle with white festoons, an uncolored wine bottle, two small opalescent dishes and a pink cut to white cameo glass bowl. (8). Tallest H: 13 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Property from the Estate of Dr. and Mrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia, PA. Chip to lip of one celery and small chip to foot of blue toothpick holder.