Caramel Slag Glass Childs Mother Goose Cereal Bowl This 6-1/4" baby or child's bowl is embossed with Mother Goose in the center, and Three Blind Mice, Little Miss Muffet, and Little Bo-Peep around the rim. It is the original, old version made at the Tiffin plant of U.S. Glass Company, NOT the reproduction put out by Tiara in the 1980s.

The glass is a swirled beige-pink light caramel custard color. There is typical mold line roughness at the edges of the verge. A couple of smooth indentations to the mold line at the inner rim indicates it may have been flaked off by a spoon. I tried to show this in the closeup photo but it's much more easily felt than seen. The glass has the typical straw marks and bubbles you'd expect from a juvenile feeding dish of this age but no chips or cracks. The last photo was darkened a bit to better show the molded design.

Circa: 1918
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Tiffin Plant US Glass Co  

Child's EAPG ABC Clock Plate by U.S. Glass Company This child's glass teaching plate was first made by Ripley and Co. Glass, then U.S. Glass Company. It dates from about 1890 to 1900. The 7-1/8" diameter plate has the alphabet, Roman and standard numerals (including military time designations in the appropriate positions) and minute markings on the clock face. There are a few very light, minor marks on the surface from stacking, storage or use, but otherwise the plate is in excellent condition with no damage. There is lots of glare in my photos - the plate isn't cloudy.

Circa: 1890s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: U.S. Glass Company  

Reverse Painted Glass Childs Feeding Plate, Silhouette Circus Design on Blue This circa 1930s divided deep juvenile feeding dish is clear glass, with reverse painted silhouette designs of a clown and circus animals and fired-on blue paint at the bottom. It isn't marked but I suspect it's a Hocking piece - the shape, size and style is identical to several of Anchor Hocking's Vitrock child's plates, right down to the position of the mold lines.

The 3-section plate is 7-3/4" diameter by 1" deep. It's in very good condition with no chips, cracks, or fleabites, and only very minor utensil marks to the glass. The black silhouette designs are in perfect condition, with the only wear being some minor loss of the blue paint at the outside edges of the base.

Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hocking Glass Co.  

Hazel Atlas Pig with Flute Childs Cereal Bowl This 1940s opaque Platonite white with red trim child's flared rim bowl was made by Hazel Atlas Glass company. It measures 5" diameter by 2-1/2" high and is decorated with a flute-playing pig in the center bottom and red rings just below the inner and outside rims. Unmarked, probably part of their Kiddie Ware line. In excellent condition with no damage, stains, or wear to the graphics.

Circa: 1940s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hazel Atlas