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$15 USDEAPG Kokomo (Zipper Swirl) Compote Lid
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Early American Pattern Glass compote lid in the Kokomo pattern by Richards and Hartley. Also known as Zipper Swirl; Bar & Diamond. This is for the lid only. This lid is 7 3/8 inches wide. The flange is 6 3/4 inches wide. It is in good condition with the only damage to note being a chip on the finial. This is very difficult to see due to the ornate nature of the finial. There is also a very visable shear mark. If you look at the last photo, the chip is at about 6 o'clock in the photo and the ...
$18 USDEAPG Kokomo (Zipper Swirl) 8 1/2 inch Footed Bowl
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Early American Pattern Glass footed bowl in the Kokomo pattern by Richards and Hartley. Also known as Zipper Swirl; Bar & Diamond. The clear part of the bowl has a wheel-cut fern pattern. This bowl is 8 3/5 inches wide and 4 1/4 inches tall. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There are several large air bubbles in the glass. (Please see photos). I also have a lid for the covered compote in this pattern available separately.
$29 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Doyle Glass Atlantic Cable Pattern Bread Plate c.1880's
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An Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) bread plate in the Atlantic Cable pattern by Doyle and Company, Pittsburgh, PA. c. 1880's. It is a beautiful pattern with a little bit of everything, diamonds, swirls, scallops, a pebbled band and a sawtooth edge. It is 12 1/2 x 8 3/4 inches wide and sits 1 1/2 inches off the table. This antique piece is in good condition. However, being 120+ years old, some wear is to be expected. There are a few very light surface or utensil scratches that can be seen ...
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Ribbon Spooner c. 1870
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Pretty Early American Pattern Glass spooner in the Ribbon Pattern by Bakewell, Pears & Company c, 1870; also George Duncan & Sons. This is a very simple and elegant spooner with 6 clear and 6 frosted panels and a multi-scalloped rim. It is 6 ¼ inches tall, 3 5/8 inches across the top and 3 inches across the 12 sided foot. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains.
$12 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Galloway Salt Shaker With Lid c. 1900
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A nice Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) salt shaker in the Galloway pattern. circa 1900. OMN: US Glass No 15086 - Mirror, Jefferson's No 15061. AKA Mirror Plate, US Mirror, Virginia, Woodrow. This antique glass shaker is 3 1/2 inches tall and 1 3/4 inches across the bottom. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. It comes with a two-part top. I'm not sure if it's original or not. The inner piece looks to be some sort of plastic material.
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Ruby Stain Triple Triangle Tumbler Doyle
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Here is a wonderful EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Ruby Stain Tumbler in the Triple Triangle pattern by Doyle & Co. circa 1890-1895. Also known as Doyle's No. 76, Triple Triangle-Red Top, Pillar and Cut Diamond. This antique glass tumbler measures 3 3/4 inches tall and 2 3/4 inches across the top. It is in good condition. There are shallow, tiny nicks on the bottom. I would estimate the ruby stain to be about 80% intact. (see photos)
$12 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Cruet Stars And Bars Bellaire Goblet 1890
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A nice antique glass cruet in the Stars and Bars pattern (aka Daisy and Cube; Evangeline) by Bellaire Goblet Company 1890. Also US Glass 1891 This EAPG cruet is 5 3/4 inches tall without the stopper and 7 1/4 inches tall with the stopper in place. It is in good overall condition . There is a small chip on the lip (see photos) and a bruise on the bottom of the stopper. Also, the seam lines are unpolished. They are sharp and rough to the touch.
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Pattee Cross Relish Dish US Glass c. 1909
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Intricate Early American Pattern Glass relish dish in the Pattee Cross pattern by US Glass Company circa 1909. Also known as Georgia #1; Broughton. This intricate oval relish dish is10 ¼ inches long 5 ¼ inches across and 1 7/8 inches tall. It is in good overall condition with just some light rim roughness and one small ¼ inch chip on one of the scallops (see photos) I also have another bowl in this pattern listed. Purchase both and save on shipping.
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spooner Loop and Dart with Diamond Ornaments
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Beautiful Early American Pattern Glass spooner in the popular Loop and Dart with Diamond Ornaments pattern. Circa 1870's. Maker unknown. I have several of these available. They are all slightly different. This one has 24 well-formed, sharp diamonds around the rim. It is 5 1/8 inches tall, 3 ¼ inches across the rim and 3 1/8 across the foot. It is in good overall condition. There is a small flat chip on the underside of the foot. Please see photos. There is also quite a bit of age-related shelf ...
$20 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Stippled Starflower Flower Band Goblet 1870's
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Early American Pattern Glass Goblet in the Stippled Starflower pattern. AKA Starflower Band; Stippled Flower Banded. While the maker of this goblet is unknown, Metz gives it a date of 1880's and Millard gives it a date of 1870's. I have six of these available and they each vary slightly in height from 5 5/8 to 5 5/4 inches tall. See last photo for comparison. All are in good shape except the shortest one which has a small chip on the foot.
$18 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Oregon Pattern Glass Bread Plate US Glass 1891
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A wonderful Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) Bread Plate in the Oregon Pattern by US Glass circa 1891. This antique bread plate is 12 1/4 inches long, 7 3/4 inches wide and 1 1/4 inches tall. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There are some light utensil marks and age appropriate base wear.
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Sunken Teardrop O'Hara Glass c. 1885
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A pretty Early American Pattern Glass Goblet in the Sunken Teardrop pattern by O'Hara Glass, circa 1885. I have two of these available, with slightly different measurements. This one is 5 ¼ inches tall, 3 ¼ across the top and 3 1/8 across the foot. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains.
$13 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Pattee Cross Gold Gilt Relish Dish US Glass c. 1909
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Intricate Diamond Shaped Early American Pattern Glass relish dish in the Pattee Cross pattern by US Glass Company circa 1909. Also known as Georgia #1; Broughton. This intricate diamond shaped relish dish is 7 1/2 inches long, 5 ¼ inches across and 1 7/8 inches tall. It is in good overall condition with just some light rim roughness and one small ¼ inch chip on one of the scallops, and another on the inside rim. (see photos) I also have another bowl in this pattern listed. Purchase both and save ...
$20 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Tree Stump Open Compote Bowl Engraved Bird & Flowers
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Hard to find Early American Pattern Glass bowl or open comport in the Tree Stump pattern. First reported by Heacock to be from Portland Glass circa 1870. Later he wrote "probably Northwood". This lovely old bowl has handles that look like tree bark and a scalloped, textured foot. The sides of the bowl have a fine engraving with a bird, leaves and flowers. It is 7 inches wide (excluding handles) and 3 1/2 inches tall. In overall good condition. There are small chips and rough areas on the ...
$12 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Duncan Celtic Cross 8 Inch Compote Lid with #413 Etch
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Striking Early American Pattern Glass Compote Lid in the Celtic Cross pattern by George Duncan and Sons circa 1882. This lid is for the 8 inch compote. It is 8 inches wide at the edges with a flange that fits inside the compote. The flange is 7 ½ inches across. There is a wheel cut etching on each of the 4 large panels. Celtic Cross came with either the 413 or 416 etching. This one has the #413 etching. Original name is Duncan #777 Ware. It was named Celtic Cross by Minnie Watson Kamm. ...
$12 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Sunken Teardrop O'Hara Glass c. 1885 (#2)
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A pretty Early American Pattern Glass Goblet in the Sunken Teardrop pattern by O'Hara Glass, circa 1885. I have two of these available, with slightly different measurements. This one is 5 ¼ inches tall, 3 3/8 across the top and 3 1/2 across the foot. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There are some light scratches on the inside and a pinpoint sized rough spot on the left side of the bowl. Barely noticeable and difficult to photograph. Contact me if you want more photos.
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Bellflower - Left Running Vine c. 1860 (#2)
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Nice Early American Pattern Glass Spooner in the Bellflower Fine Rib Pattern by McKee Brothers circa 1860's. This one has a single vine which is going to the left. It must have been pressed from a worn mold. The pattern is not very well-defined. There is no rib on the leaf. It is 5 ¾ inches tall 3 5/8 inches across the top and 2 3/8 inches across the foot. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains.
$10 USDUS Glass Minnesota Pattern Relish Tray Gold Gilt
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The Minnesota pattern was produced circa 1898 by US Glass as part of their States series of pressed glass. OMN US Glass 15,055. AKA Muchness. This relish tray is 9 inches long and 3 3/4 inches across the upturned sides. It is in good condition. There is one tiny rough spot on the inside rim of one end. Also the gold gilding is fairly well worn.
$15 USDUS Glass 15160 Bull's Eye and Fan Celery Relish Tray Gold Gilt
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Early American Pattern Glass Celery Tray in the Bull's Eye and Fan pattern by US Glass.c. 1905 OMN: US Glass No. 15,160. AKA Daisies in Oval Panels. This sparkling celery tray is 7 inches long. 5 1/2 inches wide and 1 5/8 inches tall. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. The gold gilding is a little worn in places, but it is mostly intact.
$35 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Clear Block Mug with Gold Gilt
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Fabulous gold gilt Early American Pattern Glass Mug in one of the Block patterns. This is a popular pattern made by many different companies. Each company used their own name for the basically same pattern. Clear Block; Red Block; Fostor Block; Fostorias # 150; Virginia; Captain Kidd; Doyle #150; Eva; Late Block are all names used for the same or similar pattern. Sometimes the name depended on the decoration. This little mug is 3 1/8 inches tall, 2 ½ inches across the rim and a little wider ...
$25 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Ribbed Ivy c. 1850's
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Very nice Early American Pattern Glass Spooner in the Ribbed Ivy Pattern. Maker unknown. Circa late 1850's. This one has a single vine which is going to the left. The pattern is clear and well-defined. It is 5 3/4 inches tall 3 1/2 inches across the top and 3 1/4 inches across the foot. It is in good condition. There is one small chip on the underside of the foot. Please see photos.
$35 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Beaded Grape Medallion
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Early American Pattern Glass Spooner in the popular Beaded Grape Medallion pattern by Boston Silver Glass Co. 1869-1871. I have several of these available, all slightly different. This spooner is 5 1/4 inches tall, 3 ½ inches across the top and 3 1/8 inches across the foot. It has a slightly flared rim with 12 scallops. The upper part of the body is clear. The lower part of the body is divided by three clear vertical lines. There are three stippled panels with a beaded oval in the center. Inside ...
$35 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Beaded Grape Medallion (#2)
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Early American Pattern Glass Spooner in the popular Beaded Grape Medallions pattern by Boston Silver Glass Co. 1869-1871. I have several of these available, all slightly different. This spooner is 5 3/8 inches tall, 3 3/8 inches across the top and 3 inches across the foot. It has a slightly flared rim with 12 scallops. The upper part of the body is clear. The lower part of the body is divided by three clear vertical lines. There are three stippled panels with a beaded oval in the center. Inside ...
$25 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Ribbed Palm McKee circa 1863
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Sparkling Early American Pattern glass Spooner in the Ribbed Palm pattern by McKee Brothers circa 1863/64. Also known as Sprig; Acanthus. This pretty spoon holder is 5 7/8 inches tall, 3 ½ inches across the top and 3 ¼ across the foot. It is in good overall condition. There is some roughness on the mold seam lines on the stem. There is also a funky area on the seam line on the foot. In the bottom of the bowl there is what appears to be a shear mark, but it could be a crack. I can't feel it from ...
$35 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Hamilton Pattern Cape Cod 1860
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Fabulous Early American Pattern Glass Spooner in the Hamilton (aka Cape Cod) pattern by Cape Cod Glass Company circa 1860. Also Boston and Sandwich Glass Company. It is 5 ½ inches tall, 3 ½ inches across the top and 3 ½ inches across the foot. It is in overall good condition. There is what at first I thought was cloudiness on the inside. This appears to be intentional and not hard water damage. The “frosted” appearance of the glass is most noticeable on the bottom half of the bowl and the ...
$25 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spooner Loop and Dart with Diamond Ornaments
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Beautiful Early American Pattern Glass spooner in the popular Loop and Dart with Diamond Ornaments pattern. Circa 1870's. Maker unknown. I have several of these available. They are all slightly different. This one has 24 well-formed, sharp diamonds around the rim. It is 5 1/4 inches tall, 3 ¼ inches across the rim and 3 1/8 across the foot. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There is age-related shelf wear to the bottom of the foot. Please see photos.
$25 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Loop and Dart with Diamond Ornaments
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Beautiful Early American Pattern Glass spooner in the popular Loop and Dart with Diamond Ornaments pattern. Circa 1870's. Maker unknown. I have several of these available. They are all slightly different. This one has 15 smallish diamonds around the rim. It is 5 inches tall, 3 ¼ inches across the rim and 3 1/8 across the foot. It is in good condition with no chips or cracks. There is some yellowish debris embedded in the foot and a little bit of cloudiness in the bottom of the bowl
$25 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Bellflower - Left Running Vine c. 1860
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Nice Early American Pattern Glass Spooner in the Bellflower Fine Rib Pattern by McKee Brothers circa 1860's. This one has a single vine which is going to the left. It must have been pressed from a worn mold. The pattern is not very well-defined. There is no rib on the leaf. It is 5 ¾ inches tall 3 5/8 inches across the top and 2 3/8 inches across the foot. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains.
$20 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Spoon Holder Curtain Tieback pattern Adams Glass 1880's
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Lovely Early American Pattern Glass Spooner in the Curtain Tieback pattern by Adams In Company (number 155) circa 1880's. This pretty spooner has a beautiful draping pattern and also has a wheel cut bellflower in each of the 4 panels. It is 4 ¾ inches tall, 3 ¾ inches across the top and 3 ¼ inches across the foot. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains.
$18 USD Offers ConsideredHobbs Apple Green Daisy Button Canoe Open Salt c. 1890
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Apple Green Daisy and Button Canoe Shaped Open Salt by Hobbs, circa 1890. This delightful salt is 4 1/2 inches long and 1 1/4 inches tall at the front of the boat. It is in good condition with just one small area of roughness on one of the scallops. Please see the last photo. This novelty salt is shown on page 103 of 5000 Open Salts by Heacock/Johnson.
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