Glass International

With over 48 successful auctions since 2000, Glass International is a trusted source for collectors seeking valuable pieces of American glassmaking history. Glass International LLC, established in 2000 by John DeCaro, is a leading auction house dedicated to uncovering exceptional pieces of early American glass. John's decades-long experience cataloging for prestigious auction companies fueled his

passion for preserving this rich heritage. We've facilitated the sale of museum-worthy pieces like the unique New York lily pad decanter (attributed to Harrisburg NY glass works) that now graces the Houston Museum of Art, and the Wistar family's 18th-century yellow-green bottle glass vase, achieving a record-breaking $78,000. Glass International has had the privilege of presenting esteemed collections like the Phil & Shirley Gordon collection (featuring Redford NY glass), the Richard & Mrs. Bourcier collection (with its record-setting lily pad sugar bowl at $55,000), the Malcolm Polis collection, Dr. John Schott's collection, the superlative Saxe Collection of historic blue bottles and glass, and in Auctions 35 and 37, premier selections from the renowned Barry Hogan collection. These diverse offerings showcase the breadth and beauty of American glassmaking. We are deeply grateful to our dedicated consignors who entrust us with these historical treasures. From the exquisite Pittsburgh marbrie vase to the rare Massachusetts bi-colored whale oil lamp, each piece tells a story. We take pride in connecting collectors and institutions with these exceptional pieces, ensuring their legacy lives on. Visit our past auction archive to discover a captivating selection of 18th and 19th-century American glass, and immerse yourself in this fascinating chapter of history.