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Auction 26 - Lots 31 to 40

31	The Ideal Imperial Half Gallon. Red Book #1283. Wonderful example of an enormous Imperial half gallon The Ideal jar. Near mint condition. A bit of lip roughness but very minor flaking. Nice clean aqua glass. Some faint exterior scratching - likely from burial. Perfect lid. You will not find a better one! Opening Bid: $400 Estimated Range: $600-800 Sold for $400.
32	Gem Rutherford & Co Midget Pint. Red Book #1081. This GEM Rutherford & Co midget pint is an exceedingly rare and sought-after early little jar. This example is near mint. It is light as a feather - very thin glass. Perfectly ground mouth. No damage whatsoever. Some internal stain, but not especially heavy. Correct lid and band. Great jar! Opening Bid: $800 Estimated Range: $1,400-1,600 Lot not sold.
33	No Dot Crown Midget Pint. Red Book #672. The "No Dot" Crown midget pint is one of the rarest and most sought after of the small size Crowns. A ground lip jar believed by some to be the earliest variant. This specimen is near mint. The lip is very roughly ground. In fact, about a third of the lip is barely ground at all - having been left quite jagged. Where the right-hand seam meets the lip, there is a 3/4 inch section of the fine ground lip that is missing. Call this a shallow chip if you will, but the lip on either side is not ground at all. The jar is otherwise perfect with a great gloss. Probably tumbled clean. Matching odd size lid and insert. Both excellent. A great example of a tough little jar! Opening Bid: $300 Estimated Range: $500-600 Lot not sold.
34	Crown Round Shoulder Midget Pint. Red Book #675-3. This rare variant of the midget pint Crown has a very pronounced shoulder. The crown has a diamond shaped peak. Ground lip. Mint condition. Perfectly ground lip. Very clean glass. No apologies. You will not find a better one. Comes with a matching crown insert in mint condition. You will not find one better. Opening Bid: $200 Estimated Range: $300-$400 Lot not sold.
35	Anchor Midget Pint. Red Book #77. Anchor midget pints are hard to find. This lovely little one has gone a nice light amethyst colour. Good condition. There is an odd flaw in the threading. A small chip, 1/4 inch, has been sanded smooth. The sanding covers two bands for nearly two inches. This chip and sanding is at the front of the jar, obviously hidden when the lid is on. Otherwise the jar is in very nice condition. The early machine-made lip has the usual roughness and tiny fractures. The glass itself quite clean and full of tiny seed bubbles. Ex. Ken Judges Collection. Opening Bid: $150 Estimated Range: $200-300 Sold for $180.
36	Dominion Midget Pint Aqua. Red Book #799. This is a beautiful example of a light aqua Dominion midget pint. An exceedingly rare jar. Excellent example. Heavy ground lip with two chips - one 1/4 inch and the other 1/8. Clean glass with only a bit of internal stain. Some exterior scratching but nothing major. Dominion Glass Co marked lid. Ex. Ken Judges Collection. Opening Bid: $250 Estimated Range: $500-600 Sold for $250.
37	Dominion Midget Pint Aqua. Red Book #799. A mate to the previous lot. This Dominion midget pint is so pale you would be excused for calling it colourless. But it is definitely a light aqua glass. Excellent condition. Heavy ground lip with two small flakes on the outside edge - 1/8 inch each. On the right inside edge is an area of very shallow flaking that runs about 3/4 of an inch. Light internal stain. Some nice swirls in the glass. Plain insert in perfect shape. Opening Bid: $250 Estimated Range: $500-600 Sold for $250.
38	Improved Jam LGCo. Red Book #1302. A rare example of the Improved Jam from the Lamont Glassworks. Squarish jar. Very good condition. One deep chip out of the ground lip about 1/4 inch that nearly goes through the wall. Otherwise the jar is near mint with good gloss and just a bit of internal stain. Sweet jar! Opening Bid:$150 Estimated Range: $200-300 Lot not sold.
39	The Darling Imperial Pint. Red Book #754. A terrific example of a Darling Imperial pint! Near mint. Very heavy ground lip with only the usual light flaking. Two tiny flakes larger than the rest. A heavy jar generally. Clean glass with no stain. Plain perfect insert. Sweet jar with an attractive trademark design! Opening Bid: $150 Estimated Range: $250-300 Sold for $150.
40	The American Porcelain Lined Pint. Red Book #75. A stunning example of The American Porcelain Lined pint in pale bluish aqua glass. Incredible body outer gloss! Faintest internal stain. Well ground lip with just a couple of tiny flakes. Perfect Mason style lid and insert. A sparkler! Opening Bid: $150 Estimated Range: $250-300 Sold for $180.