TWO BAND SUGAR, CA. 1890 Two Band Open Sugar. This double handled footed sugar bowl measures 5 in. high. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. The maker is unknown, but this pattern dates to the 1880’s.
Circa: 1880's
 

TWO BAND CREAMER, CA. 1890 Two Band Creamer. This handled footed creamer measures 5 in. high. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. The maker is unknown, but this pattern dates to the 1880’s.
Circa: 1880's
 

STAR MEDALLION SPOONER, CA. 1925 Star Medallion Spooner, from the Imperial Glass Company, also known as Amelia. This footed spooner measures 6 in. high. There is a chip on one of the rim petals on the base, price adjusted accordingly. Crystal pieces were made in 1925.
Circa: 1925
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Company  

STAR MEDALLION COVERED SUGAR, CA. 1925 Star Medallion double handled Covered Sugar, from the Imperial Glass Company, also known as Amelia. This sugar bowl with lid measures 5 ½ in. high. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. Crystal pieces were made in 1918.
Circa: 1918
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Company  

STAR MEDALLION CREAMER/SMALL PITCHER, CA. 1925 Star Medallion Creamer or Small Pitcher, from the Imperial Glass Company, also known as Amelia. This creamer/pitcher measures 5 ¼ in. high. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. Crystal pieces were made in 1925.
Circa: 1925
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Company  

IMPERIAL NU-CUT CREAMER, CA. 1909 Imperial Nu-Cut Creamer, made in 1909. The design is mostly hobstars separated by diamonds of file pattern. This handled sugar bowl measures 3 in. high. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. Ca. 1909.
Circa: 1909
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Co.  

PANELED HERRINGBONE SUGAR, CA. 1902 Paneled Herringbone handless Sugar Bowl made by Imperial Glass Co. in 1902. The sugar bowl measures 4 ¼ in. high. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. Ca. 1902.
Circa: 1902
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Co  

NU CUT NAPPY, CA. 1909 Nu Cut Nappy made by the Imperial Glass Co. in 1909. The Nappy measures 1 ¾ in. high with a dia. of 5 ½ in. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. Ca. 1909.
Circa: 1909
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Co.  

STAR MEDALLION BOWL, CA. 1925 Star Medallion Bowl, from the Imperial Glass Company, also known as Amelia. This bowl measures 2 ¾ in. high and 7 ¼ in. opening dia. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. Crystal pieces were made in 1918.
Circa: 1918
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Company  

PRESCUT SUGAR BOWL Prescut double handled Sugar Bowl from McKee Glass which was produced from 1904 to the early 1930’s. The sugar bowl measures 3 in. high. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. Ca. 1904-1930‘s.
Circa: 1904 to the early 1930’s
Manufacturer: McKee Glass Co.  

FANS WITH CROSSBARS SUGAR BOWL Fans with Crossbars short handless Sugar Bowl from McKee Glass Co. The sugar bowl measures 3 in. high, and has a thin gold line along the rim. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest.
Manufacturer: McKee Glass Co.  

PERKINS TALL SUGAR BOWL, CA. 1885 Perkins Tall double handled Sugar Bowl was first made as Fortuna by Highbee. This pattern was later released as New Martinsville’s #100F and called Perkins. The sugar bowl measures 4 ½ in. high. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest. Ca. 1885.
Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: New  

SLEWED HORSESHOE SUGAR, CA. 1908 Slewed Horseshoe Sugar, also called Radiant Daisy or U.S. Peacock, this was a pattern by U.S. Glass, their #1511, made in 1908. This double handled footed sugar bowl measures 3 7/8 in. high. The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest.
Circa: 1908
Manufacturer: U.S. Glass  

FEATHER DUSTER COVERED BUTTER DISH Feather Duster Covered Butter Dish, also known as Huckle or Rosette Medallion and #15043 from U.S. Glass. This butter dish measures 5 in. tall with a dia. Of 6 3/8 in.
The only imperfections, if any, would come from the making of this piece and only add to its interest.
Manufacturer: U.S. Glass  

GRAPE & FESTOON SPOON HOLDER A pretty pattern known as Grape and Feston in this spoon holder. The Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. issued this pattern in 188-’s, and then it was reissued by United States Glass Co., ca. 1891. The spoon holder measures 5 in. high. Shipping weight 1 ¾ lbs.
Circa: 1890's
Manufacturer: United States Glass Co.