EAPG Heisey Opal Beaded Swag Covered Butter Dish EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Milk Glass. Heisey Glass Company's Opal Covered Butter Dish in the Beaded Swag pattern, made from 1899-1904. The old glass companies made opal or milk glass to compete with Europe's higher quality porcelain dinnerware. The older Heisey opal EAPG pieces are quite rare because they were only made for a very short time. They are desirable because of the ''fire'' and glow demonstrated when held to the light. This covered butter dish measures 7 1/2'' in diameter and 5 1/2'' tall. There is a small slice off the bottom sitting rim of the base and and a bite on one of the teeth also on the base. Neither is visually destracting--you have to look hard to see them--and quite common in older glassware of this age. This wonderful estate sale find is truly lovely.
Manufacturer: Heisey Glass Co.  

EAPG Crystal Pineapple and Fan Pattern Trumpet Vase Crystal 12'' Pineapple and Fan pattern Trumpet Vase. Vase measures 12'' tall and 5 1/2'' top diameter. It is unmarked. There are a couple of tiny trapped air bubbles from manufacture. This beautiful Pineapple and Fan Trumpet Vase is in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

US Glass Company Green Colorado Cup Colorado pattern glass footed cup in green with gilded rim and feet made by U.S. Glass Company from 1899-1920. These were sometimes made as souvenirs. This one has Nannie Ballentine 1903 etched on the glass, possibly commemorating a birth, wedding, coming out party, anniversary, etc. There is a tiny fleabite on the tip of one foot, some wear to the gold trim on rim, a small spot (possibly rust and may come out) on the interior as well as some cloudiness on the interior (may also come out, didn't want to scrub too much). Aging flaws aside, this cup is actually in good vintage--actually antique--condition.
Manufacturer: US Glass Company  

EAPG Green Ruffled Top Footed Compote Green Early American Pattern Glass Ruffled Top Footed Compote in an Arched Hobstar pattern. Has a rayed pattern on the foot and 4-part mold. Measures 8 1/4'' in diameter and 7 1/4'' tall. There is are two light straw marks from manufacturing on the inside bowl bottom and slight mold roughness on the foot. This compote is a medium green color with a faint hint of yellow--definitely not avocado. This pretty footed compote is in very good condition with no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

US Glass EAPG Prism Column Footed Pitcher EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Tall Footed Pitcher in the Prism Column pattern, made by US Glass Company, circa 1892. This pitcher is clear crystal and had gold trim, much of which has worn away over time. It is a four-part mold and measures 9 1/2'' tall and 8 1/4'' wide (handle to spout) and 5'' front to back. There are a few teensy fleabites on one of the mold lines, and a few faint superficial scratches from use. There is one mark on the interior which may be a scratch mark from stirring (but you cannot feel it at all), but is probably a straw or annealing mark from manufacture. The classic styling makes a nice addition to your EAPG collection.
Manufacturer: US Glass Company  

U.S. Glass EAPG Maryland Crystal Footed Compote U.S. Glass Company's EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Clear Crystal Footed Compote in the Maryland or Loop and Diamond Pattern, circa 1897. This compote or flared bowl measures 7 3/8'' in diameter and 4'' tall. There is an inner rim, so there may originally have been a cover to this piece. There are a couple rough areas on the mold lines (on underside, looks like manufacturing), a small air bubble on the foot, but no flakes, chips or cracks. This is such an understated, but elegant pattern.
Manufacturer: U.S. Glass Company  

EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Compote EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Clear Crystal Compote or Footed Bowl. Unknown maker and pattern name. Pattern consists of cut diamonds, loops, and sunbursts and intricate rayed base. There are a couple of trapped tiny air bubbles from manufacture. There are a couple of tiny superficial scratches from use, but otherwise, it is in very good condition. Compote measures 8'' in diameter and 6 1/2'' tall. Has a nice clear ring when gently tapped. The vintage glassware has so much more character and quality than newer glassware.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Bowl with Nickel Rim EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Round Bowl with Nickel (?) Rim and Handle. Unknown maker and pattern name. Design consists of a circle of stars and grooves cut into the thick glass. This bowl appears to be older, blown glass with a faint, circular pattern and no mold lines. There are no chips or cracks. There are a few tiny trapped air bubbles present from manufacture. Also present are some light, superficial scratches from use. The metal rim and handle have no dents. It should polish nicely if you choose to do so. This is a very interesting Pattern Glass Bowl.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

EAPG Fan and Starburst Compote EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Compote with a Fan and Starburst Pattern. Unknown maker and pattern name. Measures 5 1/2'' in diameter and 5 7/8'' tall. The glass is very clear and has a clear bell-like ring when gently tapped--similar to flint glass. There is small spot of cloudiness? on interior where base is joined to the bowl and trapped air bubble on one of the fans. Very good condition with no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Crystal Minnesota Pattern Long Celery Tray Bowl Crystal 13'' Long Celery Tray or Bowl with Cupped Edges in the Minnesota pattern made by U.S. Glass Company, circa 1898. Measures 13'' long, 5 1/4'' wide and 1 3/4'' tall. It is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. You will be proud to own this beautiful celery serving tray or oval bowl which is very clear with lots of sparkle.
Manufacturer: U.S. Glass Company  

Pattern Glass Vase in E&J Bass Silverplate Holder Pattern Glass Vase in an E&J Bass Sheffield Silverplate Holder. E&J Bass was in business from 1890-1930 in New York. The silver holder is marked E&JB, Sheffield, U.S.A. and the glass vase is marked E&JB also. The vertical ribbed vase has an etched flower on the raised ovals and a laurel-like etch on the upper rim. The vase including the holder is 7'' tall and 3 1/4'' in diameter. The silver plated holder needs a good polishing and there are a couple of specks of wear. The glass has just a slight shallow chip on the bottom from rubbing against the sides of the silverplate. This is quite a unique vase.
Manufacturer: E&JB Sheffield  

EAPG Clear Block Pattern Glass Spooner EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Clear Crystal Spooner in Block Pattern, circa 1890. This pattern was made by several different companies in clear crystal, clear with amber stain and clear with ruby stain according to the Reilley, Jenks book of Early American Pattern Glass. This spooner is large and heavy, measuring 4 3/8'' tall and 6 1/2'' wide (handle to handle). There are several tiny fleabites and some rubbing wear from use on the raised block edges. The glass remains clear and sparkling.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Lotus Glass Silver Gothic Plantagonet aka Parson Bowl Lotus Glass Decorating Company Decorated This Beautiful Large Console Bowl with Heavy Sterling Silver Overlay on the #902 Gothic Plantagonet AKA Parson Etch from the 1920s era. (Pictured in Hazel Marie Weatherman's book of Colored Glassware of the Depression Era). Pattern depicts silver medallions dipping down into the etched pattern of plumes/scrolls and urns. Hopefully the pictures will show the incredible detail on this bowl. Bowl measures 13'' in diameter and 3 1/2'' tall. There are no chips or cracks. While the silver overlay appears somewhat worn, we believe it has darkened and could be polished for more shine. (We like the way it looks now.) This elegantly designed bowl is an incredible find!
Manufacturer: Lotus Glass Decorating Company  

EAPG Pattern Glass Mustard Castor with Silver Top EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Mustard Jar? Castor Bottle with a fern and berry etch pattern and Silver Top. Pattern and maker unknown. The pattern is similar to Baby Thumbprint aka Dakota--but not quite the same. Measures 5 1/2'' tall and 1 7/8'' in diameter. The silver top is likely silverplated as there are no visible hallmarks. No spoon. Very good condition with no chips or cracks. The top has not been polished, but should shine nicely if done. The original owner said her grandmother used this as a syrup/honey jar. It would originally have been part of a Victorian era castor set, but is quite elegant on it's own.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Clear Crystal EAPG Cut Block Sugar Shaker Clear Crystal EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Waffle or Cut Block Sugar Shaker. Shaker measures 5 1/2'' tall with lid in place and 2'' square. Metal top, likely nickle, shows some corrosion inside from age. The glass portion is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or cloudiness. Maker unknown, there is a small number 7 on the bottom. A lovely shiny, sugar shaker for your collection.
Manufacturer: Unknown