Hero/Ruby Rosette Engraved Tumbler Made by Elson Glass Co., c. 1880. 3 ¾" h x 3 ¾"w. Deep ruby staining with
almost mint gold engraving on both sides, featuring a 5 petal flower with buds and leaves. Excellent condition. (6054)

Keywords: ruby flashed, tableware, antique glass, eapg, Early American pattern glass

Circa: 1881
Manufacturer: Elson Glass  

Egg in Sand Goblet Maker unknown, c, 1880. 5 5/8" h x 2 7/8"w. A fine, clear example of this pattern – the "clear" eggs really sparkle. For some reason, this pattern amuses me. No chips or cracks, excellent condition. (6102)

Keywords: drinking vessel, antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: American  

Flute Flint Bar Tumbler This plain, heavy, flint, bar tumbler was made for the bar trade and referred to as Barware. C. 1860. It is easy to grip and to drink from. 3 ¼" h x just shy of 3"w. Polished pontil. Medium resonance. Minor wear on rim, more wear on base. There is minor surface wear on one panel. (6117)

Keywords: Keywords: early glass, antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1865
Manufacturer: American  

Hairpin with Thumbprint Flint Goblet A flint goblet of the 1860’s, maker unknown. 6" h x 3 1/8"w. This is a heavy goblet. There are 3 in the mold factory striations about ½" in length above each of 3 hairpins. There is an L shaped frosty scratch at the bottom of the narrow top rim . Several unbroken bubbles appear in one section of the foot. No cracks or chips. (R173X)

Keywords: stemware, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass, eapg

Circa: 1860
Manufacturer: American  

Block and Fan Goblets (2) Made by Richards & Hartley, c. 1885. 6" h x 2 7/8"d. Both goblets have no chips or cracks. One goblet shows some poor glass batch problems across the top rim which include crizzling and some narrow bands of white showing a few bubbles inside. (6018-19)

Keywords: stemware, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass, eapg

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: Richards & Hartley  

Etched Glass Tumbler Palais Ducal Nancy Details abound on this glass thin walled tumbler of the Palais Ducal, Nancy (France-Lorraine). 4" h x 2 5/8" w. Etching is very finely detailed from the knight on horseback to the great architectural spires and windows. This tumbler is probably of French origin, c. 1910. (5800)

Key words: early glass memorabilia commemorative political historical
Manufacturer: France  

Master Argus Flint Goblet Made by Bakewell Pears, McKee and others. A very early form of the Argus family of goblets, c. 1840-50. Brilliant, heavy flint. 6" h x 3 3/8" w. Two shallow surface scratches on top clear band, one is horizontal and a ¼" long, the other is vertical and 1/8" long. Long unbroken bubble on foot rim. (5120)

Keywords: stemware, EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Circa: 1845
Manufacturer: McKee  

Grapes and Sunburst Wheel Cut Goblet Maker unknown, c. 1880. 6 ½" h x 3 3/8"w. Etched on 2 sides. One side features a bunch of grapes with tendrils and leaves, the other side features a sunburst or fine petaled flower or whatever you would like to call it. An unusual, possibly one of a kind piece. Excellent condition. (6125)

Keywords: stemware, EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: American  

Frosted Leaf Ladies Flint Goblet Attributed to both Portland and Sandwich,c. 1873. Clear, sparkling flint glass – 5 ¾" h x 3"w. Frosting is superb, condition is excellent. Bell toned flint. (6044)

Keywords: stemware, eapg, Early American Pattern glass, antique glass

Circa: 1873
Manufacturer: American unknown  

Dakota “Katie Louise” Goblet Made by Ripley & Co., c.1889, 6 1/8" h x 2 7/8"w. . Etched fern and berry plus an etching with "Katie Louise 1889." Two unbroken bubbles appear in the glass. Goblet is very clear and without damage. (6071)

Keywords: antique glass, stemware, tableware, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1889
Manufacturer: Ripley  

Wheat and Barley Amber Tumbler Made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1880. 3 ¾" h x 2 ¾" w. Warm ,honey amber color and great clear glass that is a feature of many Bryce products. No chips or cracks – excellent condition. (6090)

Keywords: drinking vessel, antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

Wheel Cut and Etched Bird and Fern Goblet American, maker unknown, c. 1885. 6 1/8" h x 3 3/8" w. This wheel cut bird reveals moderate etching of the feathers on the wings and tail. The ferns also show veins and finely etched lines. Excellent condition. (S120)

Keywords: stemware, birds, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: American  

Flint Goblet with Grape Etching Maker unknown for this bell toned flint goblet c. 1865. 6" h x 3 1/8" d. Features a primitive wheel etching of grapes, grape leaves and tendrils. Elegant and simple. (5160)

Keywords: stemware, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass, eapg

Circa: 1865
Manufacturer: American  

Finecut and Block Goblet Made by King, Son & Co. c. 1890, 5 5/8" h x 3 3/8"w. All blocks are clear. No chips or cracks. Excellent condition. (5046)

Keywords: stemware, EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Circa: 1890
Manufacturer: King, Son & Co.  

Birds and Roses Acid Etched Goblet The makers of these acid etched goblets were American, Canadian or both. They were produced in the 1870’s-90’s. These goblets may be found with different stems. This goblet is etched on one side and in excellent condition. (6005)

Keywords: stemware, EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: American