EAPG (Early American Pattern/Pressed Glass) is my passion. I study & collect EAPG. Sometimes an interesting Depression or foreign glass piece will catch my eye; some items in other materials such as silver, pewter, or pottery can appear here too...thus the "plus." The Victorian period is so fascinating, & in many ways mirrors our lives today.

I rotate pieces as I grow in knowledge or if I think you'd appreciate them more than me. And since this wonder of superheated sand (glass) continues to take over my “space,” I’ve always got some to offer: why not finish off your authentic decor with period glassware? Feel free to ask questions or inquire about wanted items which might not be listed.

Be sure to check back for new additions & an occasional “Rarest of the Rare” in EAPG. Some of these pieces have been documented, but are so uncommon that they’ve rarely or never been photographed for publication!

Everything is clean with meticulous descriptions of condition, & I package well. See ebay feedback for ger55.

Thanks,
Ger

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Click for more detail... 456	EAPG: 2 toy glass: Alfa creamer + Diamond Fan sugar MT Mint condition on this child’s creamer in the pattern Alfa, aka Rexford, by JB Higbee Glass Co., c 1907. Measures 2 3/8" tall. Mint condition also for this child’s sugar, sans lid, in the pattern Diamond Fan, c 1890. No damage! Slightly different tint to glass reflects different age & manufacturer. Buyer to pay for shipping by USPS Priority with Delivery Confirmation, 1 lbs. from 06068. #456	Your Price: $14.00
Click for more detail... 397	EAPG: Green child’s table set Cambridge’s Fernland c 1907 Fernland, OMN, no. 2635, aka Snowflake, is a pattern by Cambridge Glass Co., c 1907. This is a complete child’s table set, including butter with lid, sugar with lid, creamer, & spooner. Spooner height is 2 ¼" with the other pieces being proportional. Spooner is also listed in toothpick books, with a value of $45 for a clear one in Bredehoft’s book! This pattern, in this color, is not often seen. In addition, being a child’s toy, intended for real play, one may forgive some damage to all pieces, as follows. Butter has a large broken bubble on the inner rim of the base, with the lid intact; sugar lid is ok, but several scallop chips on base; spooner fairly good with a number of small chips & nicks to the un-fire-polished edges; creamer is the worst, having a large chip with crack at the handle, & a large chip with missing beads at the spout. *The tray, which is an amber D&B butter underplate, is NOT included. Buyer to pay for shipping by USPS Priority, with Delivery Confirmation, 4 lbs. from 06068. #397	Your Price: $115.00

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Click for more detail... 104-A	EAPG: Figural SUITCASE candy container c 1906 early Westmoreland A clear candy container, in the form of a suitcase, including original metal handle & metal base closure. Glass is in pristine condition, with superb detail. "Pat Apld for" in relief on the side; wavy distortion of the sides of the metal base does not affect the ability of the base to close & open. Made by Westmoreland Specialty, the predecessor to Westmoreland Glass, this was the first candy container patented by Geo. West in 1906 (Wilson’s Westmoreland, pg 290). Measures: 3 5/8" long x 2 1/8" wide. LOA including side protuberances is 4". Height of glass is 2 7/8". Height to top of handle is 3 7/8". No damage to glass! Super early piece with history. No reissues known. #104 Buyer to pay for shipping by USPS Priority with Delivery Confirmation, 2 lbs. from 06068.	Your Price: $85.00