Antique Earthenware Biscuit Jar For sale is an antique earthenware biscuit jar. Lid and rim has EPNS mark, = electroplated nickel silver. Nice deep cobalt blue with flowers and gold trim. Has faint crazing, and some wear on the gold but no cracks or chips. Also on one side of lid rim are two small worn areas which you might be able to polish out. This is a good sized jar and was likely made in England in the late 1800's. It is 5.5 to lid rim; 7 inches to finial, and 10 inches tall if handle is up. It is a very lovely old jar. Price is firm now. 8/08nyant-MC
Circa: 1890
Manufacturer: unknown  

English Earthenware Biscuit Jar For sale is a lovely antique earthenware biscuit jar. Silverplate lid and handle. It has a very worn mark on metal rim; all I can make out is the Made in England but there is also a name above that. It is 7 inches tall to finial. Nice size jar featuring roses. It does have some faint crazing. Not sure if it is transferware or hand painted. Price is firm now! 9/08utantcs
Circa: 1800's
Manufacturer: unknown  

Antique Glass Biscuit Jar For sale is a magnificent antique Victorian glass biscuit jar. Well hallmarked on both lid and rim. c:1833+. D&A EPNS H 5799. (epns = electroplated nickel silver, aka, silver plate, Daniel Arter). Country of origin: England. This item is a quality item; it is in good 'antique' condition; bottom rim is quite worn and smooth. It stands about 6.75 tall; 4 wide across top rim. The glass on the jar pings like crystal, but might be EAPG. Once used for tea biscuits, crackers and scones. The pattern consists of diamonds and round concave dots. A gorgeous jar to grace your dining room breakfront! Put it on your wish list and have your significant other get it for you! If using paypal you must have a confirmed address or do not select that payment option. If outside USA, cashier's check only. Thanks for visiting More Than McCoy! sch-au#1658-1-07
Circa: 1833+
Manufacturer: Daniel & Arter  

Antique English Biscuit Jar For sale is an antique hallmarked biscuit jar. Gorgeous large jar even though it appears small in the pic and it has a silverplate lid. The hallmarks are: R R or R P, another letter which is worn, then L, 772, and RP or BP in a crown. It is crystal, not cut glass or pressed glass. Bottom is very worn indicating a lot of age. No chips or cracks; has one bubble in the glass; a tiny scratch, a couple tiny dots of tarnish on lid, and a small ding in rim of metal, but nothing major. It displays beautifully and is almost 7 tall up to rim; or 9 tall up to finial. Perfect for biscotti at your next tea party! 4/0porth-ck
Circa: 1800's
 

Antique Enameled Galle? Biscuit Jar For sale is an antique enameled glass biscuit jar. USA destinations only; cashier's check only, no credit card or paypal on this item. Gorgeous jar with acid etched initials in script: 'E, then a flower symbol, then G' in script, see photo #3 and enlarge for a better view. Apparently over 300 signatures were used for Galle items and research has shown the same style E, the G is different, but have not viewed all 300 marks. I am very confident this is indeed an authentic Galle piece, but I will let you be the judge. This jar is embellished with enamel and gilded details. Overall condition is 'good antique'; no chips or cracks. Underside of lid is a little bit dented but this fits into jar and does not show. Stands 7.75 tall and is quite fat. 2/09duau-cc
Manufacturer: Emile Galle?  

Antique Victorian Syrup Pitcher For sale is an antique Victorian glass syrup pitcher with pewter lid. c:1883. Interior of lid reads: Patented Mar. 20, '83. It is the pitcher shown in the center of tray. 7 tall x 3.75 wide; nice antique condition. Has a pontil mark on bottom. Pattern might be called quilted diamonds? 12-07-cl-au-#1940
Circa: 1883
Manufacturer: unknown  

Antique English Biscuit Jar For sale is an antique English biscuit jar. Incised: EPNS Made in England mark on rim. Some scratching on body of jar and some bubbles; well worn bottom rim. It looks like it was used as intended but I think it is very pretty despite the age/wear. It stands 7.75 tall and has a rayed bottom center. clest9/09#
Circa: 1900
Manufacturer: unknown  

Vintage Ruby Cut to Clear Biscuit Jar For sale is a vintage ruby cut to clear biscuit jar. Heavy, old glass. Unfortunately the pics show it as a dark, almost purple; it is deep dark red with brilliant cut away, see pic #3, 7-8 for better color. No maker's marks on it. Lid has polish lines on it, (former owner must have gone a bit crazy), nothing felt to the touch, but you can see the lines up close. From 6 inches away, it is not noticeable. The jar is 8.2 5 tall up to finial. Very minor wear on this jar; a couple of fine scratches on bottom. The lid looks like silver plate. It is a magnificent jar; sorry the pics do not really capture its true beauty. 10/09roant#2699
Manufacturer: unknown  

Antique Blown Glass Syrup Pitcher For sale is an outstanding antique blown glass syrup pitcher. (or creamer). Very thick, heavy, blown glass body with five 'wide panels' which may be the actual pattern name. Polished pontil; sparkles like crystal. Has a very darkened hinged metal lid, (likely quadruple plate but is not marked). Good overall antique condition on this gorgeous pitcher. Stands 5.5 tall. If using paypal you must have a confirmed address or do not select that payment option. If outside USA, cashier's check only unless you are a repeat customer on my mailing list. Thanks for visiting More Than McCoy; the store for collectors, dealers and decorators! dd-au-MC-1-07
Manufacturer: unknown  

Antique Pressed Glass Syrup Pitcher For sale is an antique pressed glass syrup pitcher. c:1872. Has a pewter lid with angel on top. 4 mold lines and very worn bottom rim edge. Interior of lid is marked: Pat July 16, 72'. It stands almost 8 inches tall x 2.5 wide at bottom rim. Has a large bubble in the glass on bottom. 3-08-ant-#1985
Circa: 1872
Manufacturer: unknown  

Patented Antique Syrup Pitcher For sale is a patented antique blown glass syrup pitcher. c:1884. Heavy duty glass with polished pontil on bottom. Inside lid reads: 'O H or O K, Pat. Jan. 19, 84'. This pitcher has a pewter lid, (slightly irregular around edge). The glass has some bubbles in it, but no chips or cracks. It stands 7 tall x 3 wide at bottom. The gorgeous glass throws off a lot of colors in sunlight. A fabulous piece of antique glass for your collection! If using paypal you must have a confirmed address or do not select that payment option. If outside USA, cashier's check only unless you are a repeat customer. Thanks for visiting More Than McCoy; the store for collectors, dealers and decorators! 11/6-est
Circa: 1884
Manufacturer: O H