SOLD EAPG Currant Buttermilk Goblet 1870s

Glass : Early American Pattern Glass : Goblet : Currant

 

Currant motif Early American Pattern Glass deep goblet manufactured by Campbell Jones & Co. circa 1871. Goblet features 4 motifs of currants with stippled leaves under a cable band. Stands 5 1/4" tall by 4 " top diameter, base diameter of 3 5/8" and holds 16 ozs of your favorite beverage. Ref. Mc Cain Pattern Glass pg 303. Condition is excellent, no chips,cracks,scratches or repairs. Packed shipping weight will be 2 lbs.

Additional information: A “Buttermilk Goblet” is a goblet designed originally to drink buttermilk from. It is a short-squat and wide rimmed goblet. It looks almost like a small bowl on a stem. They are very popular today for mixed drinks, desserts, and shrimp cocktail or as a “Cottage-Dock Glass”. Many people prefer to entertain with these glasses at outdoor functions. The reason for this is most “Buttermilk Goblets” will take a full beer. These glasses will not tip because of the large, wide bowl, and they are not shaped like a wine glass, making it less formal.

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Item ID: 2249