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$125 USDEAPG cake stand Button Panel gold rim Duncan Diamond Crystal

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

A pattern glass cake stand featuring a paneled design interspersed with buttons. The 1" draped skirt is washed in gold and features a scalloped edge. You'll see the same pattern on the pedestal base. Manufactured by George Duncan & Sons this is there NR44 pattern AKA Button Panel, Diamond Crystal or Rainbow Variant and is c. 1900. Measuring 9.25 in diameter and 5" tall we find a separation line on the skirt from the manufacturing process and a bit of gold wear. There are no chips or cracks. It ...

$85 USDEAPG master bowl High Hob #550 Westmoreland Glass

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An early American pressed glass bowl that features a button pattern around the scalloped rim and a pretty clear pattern in the shape of a flowers. The very bottom center has a star design. Manufactured by Westmoreland; this is their #550 line High Hob which they started manufacturing in 1912. Measuring 9" in diameter and 2.5" deep, we do not find a bit of damage. This has the typical inclusions and bubbles from the glass making process which just adds to it's charm. A very feminine pattern! ...

$165 USDAdams Glass square compote NR75 aka Post EAPG

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An early American pressed glass covered compote featuring a beautiful etched leaf pattern on the sides of the dish and lid. The square shape is mimicked at the base which sits on four legs. A pretty finial and center pedestal section finish the design. This was manufactured by Adams and Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania between 1882-1887 and is also called Post. Measuring 13.75" tall x 7.5" square we find the bottom piece is warped a bit so the lid does not sit flush. We found a few corners ...

$250 USDEAPG square cake stand Crystal Wedding Anniversary Adams & Co.

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

EAPG pedestal cake stand featuring a square design with a square foot. We find raised pointed corners with a raised gallery to hold your pastry. The base is a stair step design. This is the Crystal Wedding or Crystal Anniversary pattern which was made by Adams & Co. c. 1890. Measuring 7.5" tall and 10" square with a rum well in the center we find a rough spot on the top plate area which looks to have been done in manufacturing. There are the typical straw marks and bubbles as well which to us, ...

$135 USDHobbs Bruckunier pedestal cake stand pastry shop EAPG c. 1880

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

This Victorian pressed glass cake stand salver featuring a solid glass stem. The design shows 2 molded rings at the top and a thicker ring near the base. The hollow foot has a band of molded ribs around the outside edge. The cake serving plate has a 1/4" tall raised gallery around the edge with a decorative scalloped apron below. Although we do not have an OMN this particular mold is believed to have been made by Hobbs Brockunier c. 1880 most likely for commercial use in pastry and bake shops. ...

$265 USDAdams Glass cake stand NR 75 EAPG square

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An antique glass cake stand featuring a round within a square design. The base of the pedestal sits upon for turned legs and is also a square design. The square edge drapes and the round area has a slight raised gallery. This is NR-75 pattern from the Adams Glass company, c. 1882-1887. Measures 10" x 7" high. There are straw marks and inclusions typical with antique glass. Check our store for the matching etched compote. We do combine shipping.

$55 USDPressed glass pedestal gravy boat pinwheel fan

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An early gravy sauce boat featuring a pinwheel and fan pattern. This sits upon a high pedestal base and has a thumb ring at one end. The rim shows a pretty point and scalloped design and curves slightly up to the spout. Notice the applied handle which is actual blown glass. We are unable to determine the manufacturer for this beautiful antique piece. We did black light testing and it does glow yellow which tells us it is an older item. Measures 8" long and 5.25" high we find this to be in ...

$145 USDDouble Prism cake stand EAPG Model Flint Co. aka Heck

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An antique glass cake stand featuring a radiating prism pattern on the cake top. We find a raised gallery around the rim and pointed skirt measuring 1.5". A complimentary pattern is shown on the pedestal. Manufactured by Model Flint Glass Company this is know as pattern Heck aka Double Prism, Teardrop Row and is c. 1893. Measuring 10" across and just over 7" tall we find a few points that are damaged. We have tried to picture the worst in our photos. The glass has a slight pinkish tint to it ...

$110 USDEarly glass compote pedestal base EAPG Snail by Duncan

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An early American pressed glass compote featuring a pretty swirled pattern that looks like a comet traveling through the sky or a snail chugging along. Manufactured by Duncan & Sons the pattern is known as Snail or Small Comet and is c. 1891. Measuring 7 3/4" tall with a 6 3/4" diameter opening we do not find any chips or cracks. You'll see straw marks typical with the manufacturing process. A lovely piece of antique glass. Please reference our photos for more detail.

$135 USDEAPG cake salver stand Arkansas Dalzell aka Big Diamond

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An EAPG cake stand featuring a diamond pattern on the cake center with a straight gallery to hold your confection in place. The pedestal base is hollow with a puffy design. Manufactured by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton c 1891 and is known Big Diamond aka Arkansas pattern. Measuring 9.5" in diameter we find typically manufacturing inclusions to the glass but no breakage. A fine EAPG stand to add to or start your collection. Please reference our photos for more detail.

$125 USDEAPG serving bowl Valkyrie by Fostoria c. 1894

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An Early American pressed glass strawberry and fan serving bowl featuring a flat bottom and flared out rim with a scalloped edge. Manufactured by Fostoria; this is the Valkyrie pattern from their #402 line c. 1894, The rim measures 10.5" in diameter and bottom just over 7" in diameter. A beautiful bowl to use or display without any damage. Please reference our photos for more detail.

$95 USDEAPG serving bowl Dalzell Gilmore Leighton Starred Block

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An EAPG serving bowl featuring a double row of stars on the base and above this area a row of blocks with starred centers. This pattern is aptly named "Starred Block" which was manufactured by Dalzell, Gilmore, & Leighton c. 1888. In beautiful condition without damage, this measures 4" high and 6" in diameter. Check our shop for the matching open compote!

$165 USDEAPG open compote Dalzell Gilmore Leighton c. 1888 Starred Block

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An antique open glass compote featuring a beautiful base with a double row of stars and a row of blocks with starred centers. The pedestal base is decorated with the same stars as the skirted bowl. This pattern is aptly named Starred Block manufactured by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton and dates to c. 1888. Measuring 8" in diameter and 8 3/8" tall we do not find chips or cracks and only one point that feels rough to the touch. There are the typical bubbles and one straw mark to the interior base of ...

$125 USDEAPG salt cellars dips set of 8 Arched Daisy & Fan

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

A set of antique glass individual salt dips or cellars featuring a very crisp arched daisy and fan design. For such a small item we are impressed with how clear the design is especially the flower at the bottom. Each has a dainty scalloped rim. The maker is unknown to us at present time. Should we happen to figure this out, we shall update the listing. Each measures 1.75" diameter and each one is without damage which is just amazing. You will receive a set for eight. Please reference our photos ...

$95 USDEAPG butter dish Medallion Sunburst aka Banquet Bryce Higbee

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An EAPG butter dish featuring a wonderful pattern overlapping double circles. The center of each medallion is a sunburst. The bottom has a pretty scalloped rim to compliment the circle design. Manufactured by Bryce Higbee the pattern is aptly named Medallion Sunburst aka Banquet and is c. 1905. The overall height is 6" with the bottom measuring just under 8" in diameter. You'll see an area of damage on the lid rim which does not show when lid is in place. There are tiny flecks off the finial but ...

$175 USDEarly American pressed glass cake stand Bleeding Heart c. 1875

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An antique glass cake stand featuring a bleeding heart pattern on top of plate. Along the icing rim we see a slight scalloped pattern. The pedestal is a bit different showing a flat hexagon shape in the center and a nice raised base. Manufactured by King Son & Co. with the pattern aptly named Bleeding Heart this is c. 1875. Measuring 9.5" in diameter for the plate area and 5.5" high we find a small amount of scratching to the plate surface. You'll find inclusions in the glass typical for this ...

$145 USDU.S. Glass cake stand salver Manhattan aka New York EAPG c. 1902

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An antique glass cake stand or salver featuring a thumb print pattern on plate. The skirt and icing rim show a saw tooth pattern which contrasts nicely. We find a complimentary pattern on the base. Manufactured by U.S. Glass this pattern is Manhattan aka New York and is c. 1902. Measuring 9" in diameter for the plate and 6.25" tall we find a few scratches to the top of plate but no damage to glass with all teeth intact. We have done a visual as well as a touch inspection just to be sure. Please ...

$100 USDEAPG pedestal compote Hanover Blockhouse Hanover Star

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An antique pressed glass compote featuring a tall standard and pretty pattern. The rim is slightly scalloped and has a bar and block pattern just underneath it. The middle prat of the bowl shows stars and bottom of bowl a sunburst. The pedestal is equally intriguing with a barred section in the center with beading. The round base has ribbing and notches around the rim. Manufactured by Richards & Hartley Flint Glass Co. (1888) and U.S. Glass Co. c. 1891. This is called the Hanover Pattern aka ...

$125 USDEAPG biscuit jar Crescent and Fan Starred Scroll c. 1890s

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

Early pattern glass biscuit jar featuring a busy pattern of scrolls, diamonds and fans. The glass is crystal clear and heavy. The mold is rounded like an egg with a matching lid. The base is a little pedestal piece and the underside shows a very pretty star pattern. This is the Starred Scroll, aka Crescent and Fan pattern; maker is unknown and dates to late 19th Century. Measuring 9.5 tall we find this to be in wonderful antique condition with a tiny flake off the inside rim of the cover. You'll ...

$85 USDEAPG water pitcher Honeycomb c. 1870s Boston and Sandwich

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A early pressed glass water pitcher showing a honeycomb pattern on the bottom portion. We see a pinched spout and a raised band around the top portion. The handle is sold and glass is clear. Manufactured by various companies in the later half of 19th Century; including Boston and Sandwich, Bryce, McKee and Richards and Hartley. Originally known as New York aka Honeycomb this is c. 1870's. Measuring 8.5" tall we find this to be in wonderful antique condition with just some rough areas on handle ...

$95 USDMcKee Cambridge glass cake stand salver Feather aka Doric EAPG

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

A EAPG cake stand salver featuring the very pretty Feather pattern. This is also known as Doric, Cambridge Feather, Feather and Quill, Fine Cut and Feather, Indiana Swirl and Swirls and Feathers. This is a lovely pattern and would serve perfectly on it's own or used to stack on a larger stand. Manufactured by McKee Glass Company from c. 1896-1901 and Cambridge Glass from 1902-1903. Measuring 8.5" in diameter we do not find a bit of damage to this. It is in wonderful antique condition. Please ...

$135 USDAntique pressed glass cake stand Argent aka Rope Bands Bryce Brothers 1890

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An EAPG cake stand featuring a half pineapple design in the center of plate surrounded by a double circle. The outer plate shows "ropes" dividing it into four sections. You'll see the pineapple design repeated at the base. This has a raised icing rim to keep your cake from sliding off. Manufactured by Bryce the pattern is called Rope Bands and is c. 1890. Measuring 9 1/2" in diameter for the plate and 6" high we find this to be in excellent antique condition with a few surface scratches and a ...

$50 USDAntique glass knife rest sunburst EAPG

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An Early American pattern glass knife rest featuring a notched faceted center with deep cut pattern ends with Stars and sunburst centers. There is a notched area just below each end to finish the pattern. We do not know the manufacturer. Measuring 6" long, we find a few very tiny areas of nips to the glass but overall this is in fine condition and ready for your next dinner.

$50 USDAntique glass knife rest doorknob EAPG

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

A very pretty Early American pattern glass knife rest featuring a clean faceted center with 'doorknob' ends. There is a notched area just below each end to finish the pattern. Measuring 6" long, we find a few very tiny areas of nips to the glass but overall this is in fine condition and ready for your next dinner.

$50 USDAntique glass knife rests sunburst diamonds EAPG

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

A pair of Early American pattern glass knife rests that feature a diamond pattern with cross hatching and sunbursts. We do not know the manufacturer on this pretty pair. Measuring 4.5" long we do not find a bit of damage to these which is just amazing. They are in wonderful antique condition.

$95 USDEAPG Moss Rose Celery Vase Open Rose

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An EAPG celery vase in the OPEN ROSE aka Moss Rose pattern made by an unknown maker during the 1870s. We have tried to capture the beautiful rose design in our photos. The glass is clean with just a tint of purple from age. Measuring 8" high we do not find any damage to this. A truly lovely item that could be used as a flower vase as well.

$50 USDEAPG Sawtooth Celery Vase U.S. Glass

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

EAPG celery vase in the sawtooth pattern. We believe that this was manufactured by the U.S. Glass Co. We love the allover diamond pattern and the pointed rim. Measuring 9.5" high we find a bit of extra glass; just a dot from the manufacturing process but no damage as far as chips, cracks or any breakage.

$95 USDEAPG Moon & Stars compote Palace Adams

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

A early American pattern glass high standard compote in the original Moon & Stars aka Palace pattern manufactured by Adams and Company c. 1888. This pattern features ovals and stars around the bowl and base. Measuring 7.25" in diameter with a height of 7" we find slight scratching due to use but no cracks, chips or repairs. There are inclusions in the glass which is typical of items during this time period. Please reference our photos for more detail. Perfect for your favorite trifle dessert.

$95 USDEAPG ice tub by McKee Jubilee aka Hickman

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An Early American pressed glass ice tub or bucket featuring fan and diamond cuts with diamond point handles. The fan cuts make up the sawtooth rim in between the tall handles and we find a fabulous 32 point star on the bottom. The pattern name is Hickman aka Jubilee which was manufactured by McKee c.1890. Measuring 4.5" deep, the handles reach up to 6" high and the opening is 5.5" in diameter. There are bubbles and straw marks typical to antique glass pieces. We did not find a bit of damage. We ...

$65 USDEAPG inverted thumbprint square fruit bowl

Glass:Antique:Early American Pattern Glass

An early glass fruit bowl that has a nice square shape with an inverted thumbprint design and diamonds as decoration. Notice the gently sloping rim on all four sides as well as the square base on the pedestal. We haven't a clue who manufactured this but is a quality item. Measuring 5.5" high and 8.75" square we do not find a bit of damage just the typical bubble or two from manufacturing.

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