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$77 USD SaleSALE Antique EAPG Glass Red Block Ruby Stain Butter Dome - 19th Century Victorian Era

Glass:Antique:Eapg:Early American Pattern Glass:Ruby Stained Glassware:19th Century Victorian

This ruby flashed glass butter or cheese dish cover features a faceted finial and six-point star with Red Block (aka Barreled Block) cut. It is a classic Early American Pattern Glass pattern, which according to William Heacock on page 229 of his book, “Victorian Pattern Glass Book VII, Ruby-Stained Glass from A to Z” was made by Fostoria as “Virginia” beginning in 1888 and by Doyle and Company as “Eva” (No. 250) from about 1889 to 1893, at which time its production was continued by U.S. Glass Co ...

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