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$15 USDEarly American Pattern Glass Draped Jewel Spooner 1900
Glass:By Maker:Eapg:Draped Jewel
This beautiful piece of glass just has a pattern name of Draped Jewel with the maker unknown. This piece does have a chip on the outside of the lip and one chip under the foot. A couple points on the bottom pattern of the piece are nipped. The piece is 5 inches tall with a 4 1/2 inch mouth and 3 3/8 inch foot.
$18 USDEarly American Pattern Glass Serrated Spear Point Dish w/Gold
Glass:By Maker:Eapg:Serrated Spear Point
This beautiful little dish is in the Early American Pattern called Serrated Spear Point. The maker is unknown for this pretty piece. Although it is said to be possibly by H. Northwood & Co. circa 1895-1900. The dish is in good condition with no chips or cracks but does have some wear to the gold coloring. The dish is just 4 1/4 inches wide and 2 inches deep.
$15 USDEarly American Pattern Glass Leaf Rosette 3 Footed Sauce Dish
Glass:By Maker:Eapg:Leaf Rosette
The pretty little piece of Early American Pattern Glass is a sauce dish in the Leaf Rosette Pattern, unknown maker. It has 3 little feat above which are leaves. The dish is 4 inches wide and 2 inches tall. It has some tiny chips to the feet and use wear to the inside of the bowl.
$40 USD1896 Bryce Higbee SURPRISE Pickle Dish "Rare" EAPG
Glass:By Maker:Eapg:Bryce Higbee:Surprise
This gorgeous dish is by Bryce, Higbee & Co. pattern name Surprise from the year 1896.. All pieces in this pattern are considered rare by Higby's Book... This does have a sliver chip(about 1/2 in) on the edge which is very hard to see but you can feel it.. This damage for it's age and rarity is isn't bad at all.. Just a wonderful piece of glass.. It's 7 7/8 inches long and 5 1/2 inches wide and 2 3/4 inches at it's tallest.. I believe this is called a pickle dish.. Some of my Early American ...
$30 USDEAPG Bryce, Higbee's Paneled Diamond Point Compote 1890
Glass:By Maker:Eapg:Bryce Higbee
This very unique and unusual EAPG piece was done by the Bryce, Higbee in 1890 and is called Paneled Diamond Point.. The compote measures 6 3/4 inch at it's tallest, 9 inches at it's widest with a 4 1/2 inch foot.. There is some use wear in the form of a few scratches but no chips or cracks or any other damage.
$40 USDEAPG Riverside Glass/Tygart Valley Glass Star Octad Aurora Cruet
Glass:By Maker:Eapg:Riverside Glass:Aurora/ Star Octad
This piece has been called Star Octad but I recently found out it's actually called Aurora and was made by the Riverside Glass Co. in 1904 and the Tygart Valley Glass Co. in 1905 and has the pattern #591. This does need a better cleaning to the inside bottom than I can give it(see pic).. There's no stopper to this piece.. There is one little nip on the handle and the usual nips on the inside of the neck where the stopper would sit.. There is also a faint small red line on the neck that I haven't ...
$25 USDEAPG Dalzell Priscilla Bowl OMN Alexis AKA Late Moon & Star1880
Glass:By Maker:Eapg:Dalzell:Priscilla
This dish was made by Dalzell, Gillmore & Leighton & Findlay Glass in the 1880's and by National Glass in 1899. The OMN is Alexis AKA Late Moon & Star, Stelle and Sun & Star. The dish is 4 1/2 inches wide and 1 1/2 inch deep. The bowl does have it's condition problems.. On the base is a chip(see Pic) and a couple of tiny nips. The edge of this has nips almost all the way around, the worse of which I tried to get pictures of.| Items 1 - 7 of 7 | Page 1 of 1 |
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