Molded face. Convex gold edge with raised dots. Gold center. Flower-shaped with fleur-de-lis design. Black at very center. Black molded with grape bunches, leaves, and vines in sharp relief. Black metal arm turned shape, ends in six-sided 'nut' with flat
Light weight metal. Basically oval with designs in relief and impressed. Arm, 'S'-curved ending in knob with rounded porcelain piece inserted. Back plate has two small holes, one at top and at bottom for wall mounting. Decorated with two flower and leave
Glass tieback. Pressed glass knob with rosette / daisy design on face. Rounded / scalloped edge. Wider than neck base also has daisy design, central rounded head screw.
Molded glass tiebacks. Lemon-yellow color. Central hole for screw. Rounded octagonal edge on face; central design round, with raised radii from central hole. Base round with rounded edge. Slightly concave surface on bottom.
Clear blue-tinged molded glass in flower design, six petals with three smaller petals between two larger ones. Central beaded design around metal pin. Petals have small bead outline. Back has impressed petal design, dotted. Octagonal pink through center.
Unknown history of ownership. Possibly made by Sandwich Glass, Sandwich, MA. Could have also been made by the New England Glass Company in Cambridge, MA or by other competing companies.
One of six glass tiebacks. Pressed glass rosettes, basically flat on back, excepting a hexagonal indentation at center and flower. Flower has six double petals, beaded, with 3-D front and round center. Tiebacks are light blue and vary in opaqueness.
Letter from Kirk J. Nelson, Curator of the Sandwich Glass Historical Society and Museum (dated 25 October 1988) says that fragments of this pattern have been found at the site of the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company.
