Sunbeam Goblet Made by McKee, c. 1898. Emerald green and gold flashed. Flashing is moderately good. A short stemmed vessel measuring 4 ½" h x 3 ¼" d. Excellent condition except for some wear on the gold. (#5002)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: McKee Glass Company  

Deer and Castle Etched Goblet These etched goblets were produced in the 1870’s – 1890’s by various American and Canadian glass companies. This goblet is etched all around, with a castle on one third, a buck with raised head on another third and a doe feeding on the last third. 6 1/8" h. (5810)

Key words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique etching

Manufacturer: glass company  

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  

Crystal Wedding Goblet – etched This 5 ¾" high goblet was made by both Adams & Company, and US Glass Company, circa 1890. It is wheel etched with bellflowers and initials – perhaps a CR and perhaps not. In excellent condition. (#4961)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: as described  

Ribbed Ivy Flint Water Tumbler Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. produced the Ribbed Ivy pattern c.1855-75. 3 ½"h x 3"d. Excellent condition. (#5612)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG flint

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass  

Nestlings Champagne Nestlings is one of the Victorian etched glass patterns made by American and Canadian glass companies in the 1870’s – 1890’s. The design encircles the piece. On one side a parent watches over the babies, and both parents watch them on the other side. Foliage fills in the space between the scenes. The champagne is 5 ¾" h x 2 ¾" w. (#5811)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique

Manufacturer: glass company  

Fenton Fort Dearborn Wines – pair These wines were produced by Fenton c. 1937 as part of their Historic America Series. The pattern is ribbed with an oval medallion on each side depicting 2 buildings from Ft. Dearborn. Under each oval are the words " Fort Dearborn." Excellent condition. Both are in excellent condition. Price is for the pair. (#5274)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG
Manufacturer: as described  

Smocking Tumbler – Flint This flint glass tumbler was made in the 1850’s. This is flint, but not bell tone. Measures 3 ½" high by just shy of 3" in diameter. Polished pontil. On the bottom there is a 3/8" area of roughness - otherwise excellent condition. (#3075)

Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique stemware


Manufacturer: american glass company  

Lily of the Valley Goblet Made by Richards & Hartley, c. 1870. Lily of the Valley is a popular pattern with collectors. 6 ¼" h x 3 ¼" w. Excellent condition. (5821)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique

Manufacturer: Richards & Hartley  

Snail goblet with great etching This sparkling Duncan goblet was made around circa 1891. Fabulous etching! Perfect condition. (#4687)

Key Words: early american pattern glass EAPG Victorian pressed
Manufacturer: Duncan  

New Hampshire Tumbler Made by US Glass, c. 1903. 4" h x 2 3/4" w. another States pattern made by US glass at the beginning of the 20th century. This is a very clear example in excellent condition. (J148)

Keywords: eapg pattern glass pressed vintage antique collectible american
Manufacturer: US Glass  

Torpedo goblet Made by the Thompson Glass Company, in circa 1890, this pattern is called Torepdo. There are 2 straw marks on the rim. Overall nice condition. (B170)

Keywords: pattern glass eapg early american stems stemware
Manufacturer: Thompson Glass Company  

Ribbed Ivy Flint Whiskey Tumbler Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., produced the Ribbed Ivy pattern c.1855-75
c. 2 ¾" h x 2 9/16" d .Excellent condition. (#5614)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG flint

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass  

Etched Leopard Goblet The makers of these etched goblets may be American, Canadian or both. They were produced in the 1870’s – 1890’s. Goblets are found with different stems and in Mordock’s book " American and Canadian Etched Goblets", he assigns letters to the stem shape. This is an "A" stem. 6 3/8" h x 3 ½" w. The leopard and jungle foliage is on one side of the goblet. Excellent condition. (4313)

Keywords: stemware, stems, eapg, pattern glass, early American

Manufacturer: unknown  

Beaded Grape Medallion Goblet Boston & Sandwich is the maker of this goblet, c. 1869. 6" h x 3 1/8" w. This goblet has several foot variations, and this one features 3 clear, banded ovals. Excellent condition. (5924)

Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique collectible

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich