Etched Shot Glass and Whiskey Tumbler (2 pcs.) Circa 1910, these are interesting examples of American etching techniques. The shorter, acid-etched shot glass is 2 ½" h x 2" w. The taller whiskey tumbler (or VERY large shot glass) is a needle etched example – 2 5/8" h x 2 ¼" w. Both are thin walled and in excellent condition. (186U-H123)

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Manufacturer: American  

Florida Emerald Green Herringbone Goblet Florida, also called Emerald Green Herringbone, is one of the "States" patterns made by US Glass, c.1898. 5 ¾" h x 3"w. Excellent condition. (Flda1)

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Manufacturer: US Glass Company  

Spirea Band Blue Goblet Made by Bryce Higbee & Co., c. 1885. 5 ¾" h x 3" w. Excellent condition. (5745)

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Manufacturer: Bryce Higbee & Co  

Ribbon Candy Goblet Made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1885, later by US Glass. 5 ¾" h x 2 ¾" w. Interesting stem. There is a 1/8" underfoot rim flake. (5487)

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Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

Cottage Blue Goblet Made by Adams & Co., c. 1874. This is one of the smaller eapg goblets, measuring 5 3/8" h x 2 7/8" w. Great color, pristine condition. (5946)

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Manufacturer: Adams & Co.  

Beaded Dart Band Goblet Another attractive EAPG goblet made by Duncan & Sons, circa 1894. 5 ¾" high – excellent condition. (#5000)

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Manufacturer: Duncan  

Centennial Ale Glass Made by the Central Glass Co., c. 1876 for the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition. Panelled sides, featuring one star with "1776" and on the opposing side, a star with" 1876." 7 ¼" h x 2 5/8" w. Hey, really elegant for a Bud Light. Excellent condition. (5372)

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Manufacturer: Central Glass Company  

Florida Emerald Green Tumbler Made by US Glass, c. 1898. The mold and cooling process had some problems – see the hairline "crazing" like lines on 3 of the clear panels, plus a set of strange horizontal marks on one panel (1/4" d) , a shallow rub on another panel and 1/8" bottom chip. Sounds terrible, actually it’s a decent looking piece. (5628)

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Manufacturer: US Glass  

Bellflower Flint Handled Whiskey - Rare This is considered to be a very rare piece of Bellflower - a handled whiskey. Probably made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, this flint glass piece dates from circa 1850. On the left side of the applied handle, on the very bottom curl, there is a small chip. This is generally in very nice condition. Measures 3" high and is "single vine" style. (#4989)

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Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich  

Michigan Tumbler Made by US Glass Company, circa 1902 – one of the many States patterns done in EAPG. Measures 3 ¾" high by 2 ¾" wide. This piece has a thin stripe of gold flashing – 1/8" down and circling the top. In excellent condition. (#3026)

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Manufacturer: US Glass Company  

Civil War Flint Tumbler This is a bell-toned flint tumbler. It has 2 large panels separated by Liberty Poles and Caps, one of the oldest symbols of freedom. One panel features a cannon and ramrod with a stack of cannonballs, a mortar, ball,and flag waving in the background. The second panel is an eagle with a shield on its breast. One talon holds the staff of a 34 star flag (1861-63} and a long sword in the other. Excellent condition. (#5667)

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Manufacturer: American glass company  

Block and Circle Goblets (2) Each goblet stands 6 ½" high . Made by Gillinder & Sons, circa 1880. An interesting geometric pattern. There is one nick on one corner of the upper knob stem of one of the goblets. . (#175G-4)

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Manufacturer: Gillinder & Sons  

New Jersey Tumbler the New Jersey pattern was made by US Glass Company, circa 1900. Measures 3 7/8" high by 3" wide. Lush gold on the "drops" and very good gold on top rim. Excellent condition. (#4697)

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Manufacturer: US Glass company  

Ribbed Palm Flint Goblet A flint pattern made by McKee Bros., c. 1863. The goblet has a straight stem and rayed base. Note the smooth dip along the upper rim – this was either a mold flaw or at one time a repaired and polished chip. Very fine condition. (#W111)

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Manufacturer: McKee  

Etched Pavonia Tumbler Made by Ripley and Company, circa 1885 – this has oak leaf and acorn acid etching. Measures 4 1/8" high by just shy of 3" wide. One bottom point has wear. This is higher than many of the other water tumblers. In excellent condition. (#670)

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Manufacturer: Ripley and Company