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$36 USDEAPG 1900 Ruby Stained Cream or Syrup Pitcher
Glass:Early American Pattern Glass Eapg
This Early American Pattern Glass ruby stained personalized souvenir small pitcher is in the Button Arches pattern, made by both U.S. Glass and George Duncan and Sons. Although often called a creamer, this small size pitcher was usually referred to as a syrup in its day. It's 4" high at the tallest point by 2-3/4" diameter at the base. The ruby stained top is incised with the name Myra K. Smith and dated 1900. There's a nice leaf and scroll decoration encircling and to either side of the date. ...
$19 USD3 EAPG and Cut Crystal Open Salts
Glass:Early American Pattern Glass Eapg
I know next to nothing about glass salt dips or open salts, so I'm offering these three crystal salt cellars as found. The square salt with the pressed waffle pattern reminds me of Heisey's Victorian pattern. It's 1-1/2" diameter by 1" high with a ground and polished rim. No damage. Next is a very nice cut glass salt with ground and polished rim and bottom. It appears to be from the American Brilliant era. 1-3/4" diameter by 7/8" high. There is a small smooth chip on the inside rim. The last ...
$38 USDImperial Crown EAPG Deep Bowl
Glass:Early American Pattern Glass Eapg
This beautiful Early American Pattern Glass bowl is in the No. 400 Imperial Crown pattern by Imperial Glass Company and was made around 1904. It's 8-1/2" diameter by 4-1/2" deep and has a crown pattern in the design repeated 4 times around the sides. The bottom ring is ground and polished. There is minor table wear to the bottom where it rests and a few very fine, light, tiny scratches in the bottom visible upon magnification, which you would expect to see in old glass. Otherwise the bowl is ...
$50 USDJefferson Glass Finecut And Roses Blue Opalescent Footed Whimsey Bowl
Glass:Early American Pattern Glass Eapg
Made by Jefferson Glass Company around 1908, this lovely three-footed opalescent blue whimsey bowl is in the Finecut and Roses pattern. Curled up on three sides, it measures about 7-1/2" diameter by 2-1/2" high. There are a couple of very short, fine scratches in the center of the bowl which are nearly impossible to see without magnification as they're right over the center star. Otherwise it's in excellent condition with no damage.
$10 USDMcKee Pres-Cut Fentec EAPG Creamer
Glass:Early American Pattern Glass Eapg
This is a crystal cream pitcher in the Fentec pattern, produced by McKee Glass starting in about 1905 until the early 1940s - of the 18 different McKee "tec" patterns, Fentec had the longest production period. The creamer is 3-3/4" tall by 5-1/2" wide from spout to handle. It's in excellent condition with no chips, flakes, cloudiness or other damage.
$35 USDIndiana Glass Flower Medallion EAPG Serving Bowl
Glass:Early American Pattern Glass Eapg
This pretty pressed glass bowl is in the Flower Medallion pattern, produced by Indiana Glass Company from about 1915 to 1920. It measures 9" diameter by just under 3" deep. In very good condition with no chips, nicks, or flakes but the glass does show the fine age scratches and bubbles common to Early American pattern glass. No deep gouges or obvious large scratches.
$40 USDIndiana Paneled Daisies & Finecut Large Square EAPG Bowl
Glass:Early American Pattern Glass Eapg
This beautiful rectangular shaped bowl was made by Indiana Glass Company circa 1910. The pattern is called Paneled Daisies (or Daisy) & Fine Cut No. 123. It measures 10-3/8" by 8-3/4" by 2-3/4" high. It's in crystal clear, excellent condition with very little wear for its age - it must have been put away and seldom if ever used. You can feel one tiny flake of roughness along the inside lip or mold line, and going over the bottom of the bowl with a loupe I found two tiny nicks and a flake on the ...| Items 1 - 7 of 7 | Page 1 of 1 |
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