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$15 USD Offers ConsideredDithridge Erie Twist Opaque White Salt Shaker
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Pretty EAPG salt shaker in the Erie Twist pattern by Dithridge Glass Company. This pattern was made from 1892 to 1905. It was also known as Princess Swirl. It is an opaque white milk glass. This antique shaker is 2 1/4 inches tall to the top of the 2 part lid. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There is bubble burst that occurred in the making. Please see photos. The lid appears to be original and fits securely. There is some light oxidation on the lid.
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Sawtooth Salt Shaker Opaque White
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Early American Pattern Glass Shaker in the Sawtooth pattern. Circa 1898-1903. Maker is unknown. This opaque white shaker is 2 1/2 inches tall with the lid on. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains.
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Amber Salt Shaker Bulbous Sawtooth 1880-1890
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Amber Early American Pattern Glass Salt Shaker in the Sawtooth, Bulbous pattern. circa 1880-1890. Maker unknown. This shaker is 2 inches tall. It is in overall good condition. The rim of the shaker is very rough where it was broken off the pontil rod. This is common to these early blown shakers. The rim was left unpolished because the lid would cover the area. This one, however, is a little rougher than usual, but still covered by the lid. The lid to this shaker does have some age-related cracks ...
$12 USD Offers ConsideredDithridge White Milk Glass Double Fan Band Salt Shaker Roses
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Opaque White Milk Glass Salt Shaker by Dithridge & Co. in the Double Fan Band Pattern. circa 1894-1900. It is decorated with a hand painted rose on one side and forget-me-not flowers on the back. This Early American Pattern Glass Shaker is 2 3/8 inches tall and is in good condition. The rim is rough. This is normal. These salts were blown and then snapped off the blow pipe. The rims were often not ground smooth because they would be hidden under a lid. The lid for this piece has some mild ...
$15 USD Offers ConsideredDiamond Base EAPG Milk Glass Salt Shaker Hand Painted Violets
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Diamond Base Early American Pattern Glass Salt Shaker circa 1901-1907. Maker is unknown. It is decorated with hand painted violets on both sides. This antique milk glass shaker is 3 3/8 inches tall (with lid) and about 2 3/4 inches wide. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. Mold blown with in-the-making rim roughness. This was never polished as it would be covered by the lid. The lid does have some oxidation from age. I also have a salt shaker and a pepper shaker available in ...
$12 USD Offers Considered3 Duncan Frosted Ribbon Sauce Dishes
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3 Footed Sauce Dishes in the Frosted Ribbon Pattern. First made by George Duncan & Sons c 1878-1886, and also by US Glass Co after 1891. The bowls have alternating clear and frosted panels. There is a 12 sided foot and a scalloped rim. They measure 4 1/2 inches across the rim, 2 1/4 inches tall and 2 1/2 across the foot. The bowls are in good condition. Each dish has minor damage to the foot ranging from minor roughness to a flat fish-eye chip on one of the dishes. Please see photos. More photos ...
$12 USD Offers ConsideredImperial Candlewick Individual Cream and Sugar
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Dainty individual Sugar and Creamer int he Candlewick pattern by Imperial Glass. These go beautifully with the demitasse cup and saucers that I also have listed. Both are 2 1/4 inches tall and 2 5/8 inches across the rim. They are in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains.
$9 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Crocus Pattern Salt Shaker Crystal
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Early American Pattern Glass Salt Shaker in the Crocus Pattern. c. 1903 - 1908. The maker is unknown. This shaker is 3 3/8 inches tall and about 2 1/4 inches wide. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There are some cooling marks and air bubbles in the glass from manufacture.The shaker also has a very slight purple/grey tint. The lid is most likely not original, but fits well.
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG Opaque White Crocus Salt Shaker Pink Decor
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Early American Pattern Glass Salt Shaker in the Crocus Pattern. c. 1903 - 1908. The maker is unknown. This shaker is 3 3/8 inches tall and about 2 1/4 inches wide. It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or stains. There is wear to the decoration, especially the cold painted petals. There is some mild oxidation on the inside of the lid. This pretty milk glass shaker has the lid with the smaller for use with salt. I have the matching shaker with larger holes in the lid for pepper. I also ...
$15 USD Offers ConsideredCurrier and Ives Pattern Glass Salt Shaker Bellaire Goblet 1889-1891
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Beautiful Early American Pattern Glass Salt Shaker in the Currier & Ives pattern. This pattern was made by the Bellaire Goblet Company from 1889 to 1891. This crystal clear antique shaker is 3 inches tall. Condition: There is some roughness around the inside rim underneath the lid. Many of the sharp high points of the star design of the pattern. These are only noticeable upon closeup inspeciton.
$15 USD Offers ConsideredEAPG The States Pattern Salt Shaker US Glass c. 1905
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Early American Pattern Glass Salt Shaker in "The States" pattern by US Glass circa 1905. OMN 15093. AKA Cane and Star Medallion. This is part of the US Glass States Series of patterns. It is 3 1/8 inches tall (without the lid) and 2 1/4 inches wide. It is in good used condition. There is an area of rim roughness, and a cooling line in the same area that looks more like a scratch on the outside. It doesn't go all the way through. The original metal lid has some scratches and wear, but fits ...| Items 1 - 11 of 11 | Page 1 of 1 |
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