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$12 USD Offers ConsideredImperial Star and File Punch Cup No. 612
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Imperial Glass Star and File punch cup or custard cup in their line no. 612. Star and File was a very popular pattern in both crystal and carnival glass. Measures 2 3/4" high. Cup is in excellent condition.
$7 USDMcKee Pres Cut Quintec Punch Cup
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Quintec pattern custard cup or punch cup by McKee Glass from their Pres Cut line. Beautiful, bright, clear glass cup with notched handle and ground and polished base. Has Prescut mark on inside bottom of cup. In excellent condition.
$22 USDSheaf and Diamonds Bryce Higbee Compote
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EAPG comport, Sheaf and Diamonds by Bryce Higbee, circa late 1800's and early 1900's. Beautiful clear compote with sawtooth rim. Measures 6 1/2" high and 8" across. Has strawmark from manufacturing process. No damage or repairs. Very nice piece of Early American Pattern Glass.
$59 USDU S Glass Louisiana Cake Stand 7"
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Small high standard cake salver in US Glass pattern no. 15053, Louisiana also known by collectors as Granby or Sharp Oval and Diamond. Pattern was originally produced by Bryce Brothers in 1870's and later by U. S. Glass Company circa 1898. Listed on page 343 and 344 of in "Early American Pattern Glass 1850-1910", published 1990, by Bill Jenks and Jerry Luna. Book lists this piece as a 7" cake stand even though the actual size is 6 5/16" across and 3" high. Cake stand is in excellent condition ...
$12 USD Offers ConsideredNew Martinsville Klear-Kut Gold Trim Bowl
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New Martinsville Glass produced this gorgeous berry bowl in the pattern known as Klear-Kut No 705 circa 1906. This bowl is approximately 4.5 inches in diameter and 1.75 inches tall and looks great. There are no cracks to this piece. Inside of rim has a few spots of roughness and there is one chip, not obvious since it is on the inner side of the rim. Gold trim is at least two-thirds intact. Glass is quite brilliant.
$8 USDHeisey Peerless Oval Bowl
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Heisey Peerless was patented between 1899 and 1900 by Heisey Glass and was named Peerless as it was touted as having no peers. The Colonial patterns are very similar and are easily confused. Peerless has the pleats around the bottom that the other Colonial patterns lack. The oval bowl is 7 1/4" long, 5" wide and 1 3/4" high. It does not have the Heisey diamond mark. A few of the scallops on the rim have nicks and when examined closely there is a water mark around inside of dish. We have thus ...
$24 USDUS Glass Cannonball Pinwheel Celery
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Cannonball Pinwheel #15094 by U.S. Glass has also been called Caldonia and Pinwheel by collectors. This beautiful Early American Pattern was produced in 1906. The celery dish is 10" long and 5 1/4" across. The glass of this piece of EAPG is clear and bright. There are not cracks or chips. Dish is quite heavy with sharp edges to pattern. Very, very nice!
$125 USDEAPG Duncan's Clover No. 58 Syrup
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Duncan's Clover pattern number 58 in a not commonly found EAPG syrup. This pattern was made by Duncan and Miller in 1904. The glass is quite heavy, very impressive in appearance with flower-like hobstars, separated by plain panels. Original metal top is tarnished and the thumb tab has broken off some time over the over hundred years it has been in use. Glass is clear and bright, free of damage but does have just a hint of sun purple.
$20 USDUS Glass Comet in the Stars Oval Bowl
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Comet in the Stars, Early American Pattern Glass by U.S. Glass Company no 15150, circa 1913 to 1914. Stunning large oval dish measures 10 1/2" long, 5 1/4" wide and almost 3" deep. There is a striation or straw mark in bottom of dish that is typical of this glass and a couple of places that a fingernail catches on the inside of the rim. There is a chip on base near edge that when dish is turned over can be felt and seen but is not noticeable when bowl is upright. Dish is priced accordingly. ...
$12 USDPanelled Diamond Block Jelly Compote
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Panelled Diamond Block was produced by George Duncan and Sons in 1894. The pattern is also called Quartered Block by collectors. This beautiful EAPG jam stand measures 4 1/2" high and 5" in diameter. It has a swirled base. Though over 100 years old it is free of any chips or cracks. It does though have a water mark just below rim on inside of bowl so we have priced it accordingly.
$19 USD Offers ConsideredDahlia Open Sugar Jenkins Line 286
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Jenkins Glass Dahlia open sugar from their line number 286 circa 1890 to 1910. Beautiful clear pressed glass design of cut flower with jagged scalloped rim. Sugar is 3" high and 6" from tip of handle to tip of other handle. Lovely old glass piece in excellent condition.
$42 USD Offers ConsideredUS Glass Rosette Medallion Cake Stand
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EAPG cake stand we believe this is Rosette Medallion or also know as Feather Duster, made by U.S. Glass. Beautiful cake stand is 4" high and 9" in diameter. Absolutely no damage to this lovely piece of pattern glass.
$13 USD Offers ConsideredUS Glass Bulls Eye and Fan Creamer
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Bulls Eye and Fan creamer by U.S. Glass, also sometimes called Daises in Oval Panels. Produced in the early 1900's this was their line number 15090. Creamer still has some faint gold that it was originally decorated with. Glass is clear and bright and free of damage. Measures 3 1/2" at highest point.
$30 USD Offers ConsideredU S Glass New Hampshire, Bent Buckle Gilt Spooner
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New Hampshire or Bent Buckle spooner by U S Glass from 1903. From the U.S. Glass state series, New Hampshire was their line number 15084. This nice EAPG spooner still has some of the gold stain though it is faint. It measures 4" high and almost 4" across. Other than a minor rough edge on design it is in very nice condition.
$28 USD Offers ConsideredIndiana Glass Twin Feather or Bismarc Star Low Compote
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Indiana Glass Twin Feather low footed compote. Pattern is also known as Bismarc Star or Nebraska by collectors. Production of this pattern ended around 1910. Compote is 6" in diameter and 3" high. Believe this piece was originally stained with gold however now there is only the slightest hint of gold on rim. Compote is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs.
$18 USDLeaf and Star or Tobin Water Goblet Gold Trim
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Pattern glass water goblet in Leaf and Star pattern by New Martinsville, circa 1909. Also called Tobin by collectors. The goblet is trimmed in gold and measures 5 7/8" high on an octagon base. Other than some minor wear to gold this EAPG goblet is in very nice condition with no chips, cracks or repairs.
$40 USD Offers ConsideredFostoria No. 402 Lamp Shade
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Fostoria no. 402 lamp shade. Also known as Valkyrie Cane and Fan, Strawberry and Fan Variant and Cane Band. From the turn of the century this pressed glass shade has a scalloped rim. Pattern is combination of buttons, bars and fans. Fitter is 2 1/4" and shade is 4 1/4" high and 4 1/4" wide. Beautiful antique glass lamp shade is in excellent condition.
$20 USDBryce Higbee Grand Water Goblet Ring Stem
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EAPG pattern named Grand water goblet circa 1885. This is the ring stem version. It measures 5 3/4". Grand is also called Diamond Medallion, Fine Cut and Diamond and Fine Cut Medallion by collectors. Glass is clear and bright . There are strawmarks. Goblet is free of any damage.
$16 USDTwo Flower U.S. Glass 15138 Gold Trimmed Nappy
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U.S. Glass pattern called Two Flower, gold trimmed small nappy or bowl. Two Flower was their line numbered 15138. It was produced in 1918. Bowl is 4 1/2" in diameter and 1 3/4" deep. Base is ground and polished. Nappy is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks and gold trim is at least two-thirds still intact.
$16 USDMcKee Fentec Prescut Olive Dish
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McKee's Fentec pattern is a part of their Prescut line that was produced from 1904 to the early 1930's. This small dish could be used for olives or whatever condiment you desire to serve. Measures 6" x 4.25" x 1.25". Dish has round Prescut logo. Glass is clear and bright and free of chips.
$12 USDEAPG Texas Loop with Stippled Panels Gold Trimmed Toothpick
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Texas Early American Pattern Glass toothpick with gold trim. Produced by US Glass pattern is also called Loop with Stippled Panels by collectors. Toothpick is 2 3/4" high. Gold has some wear. Toothpick is not precisely straight up and down but does lean slightly. It is free of and cracks, chips or nicks.
$16 USD Offers ConsideredHeisey Fancy Loop Punch Cup No. 1205
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Fancy Loop by Heisey Glass Company was produced from 1899 to 1905. This beautiful EAPG pattern features fancy loops with raised square design inside loops. Clear punch cup or custard cup is 2 1/4" high. Glass is clear and bright. There does appear to be a small factory flaw on rim which is not a chip or a crack.
$11 USDArrowhead in Oval or Madora Sherbet
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Bryce Higbee Arrowhead in Oval or Madora pattern glass sherbet. The footed bowl is 2 1/4 inches tall and 3 3/8 inch wide. There are some air bubbles in the glass and strawmark in bottom of bowl, which is usual for Early American Pattern Glass circa 1870's. This lovely sherbet has no damage whatsoever.
$29 USD Offers ConsideredImperial Hobstar and Tassel Plate
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Hobstar and Tassel by Imperial Glass was discontinued in 1909. It remains a relatively rare pattern mostly found in crystal. The 7 1/2" plate rests on a slightly raised base. Other than a very few minor scratches this Early American Pattern Glass plate is in very nice condition.| Items 1 - 24 of 24 | Page 1 of 1 |
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