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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)
Key words: Worlds Fair world centennial historical memorabilia early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG political commemorative antique
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Birds At Fountain Pressed Glass Goblet
There weren't many pieces made in this pattern - Birds At Fountain. The glass quality is not outstanding - still an atrractive design. Circa 1880. (#123L)
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5639
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Austrian EAPG goblet
Made by the Greentown Glass Co. (Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co.) c. 1907. The facets on this pattern and the interesting stem make it an elegant goblet for the table. 6 ¼" h x 3" d. Excellent condition. (#5639)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG
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5431
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Moerlein Beer/Ale Glass
A product of the Bellaire Glass Co, Findlay, Ohio, late 1800’s. This was made as advertising for Moerlein’s beer. Within the shield it reads" Moerlein’s Cincinnati National Lager Beer." Under the shield it reads " Good Luck." The under surface of the foot has some light scratching. (#5431)
Key Words: Victorian glass EAPG pattern pressed early american pattern glass
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S195
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Dugan’s Beaded Shell Tumbler
Made by Dugan Glass Co., c. 1904. The pattern name was originally New York. This blue tumbler with gold accents is 3 ¾" h x 2 ¾" d. Very good gold on the shells and the swag below the shells. Top rim gold is worn and missing in a 2" section. Glass condition is excellent. (#S195)
Key words: early american pattern glass EAPG Victorian pressed stemware
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5667
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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)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG historical memorabilia
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S119
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Bird and Ferns Wheel Cut Goblet
This goblet has a simple shape, straight stem and a generous sized U-shaped bowl. The etching features a single bird above fern fronds. 6 ¼” h. circa late 1800’s. Excellent condition. (#S119)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG
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254052
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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)
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4681
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Honeycomb Amber Handled Mug
The applied amber handle is a striking feature on this 3 ¾" h x 2 ¾" d. mug. An elegant vessel for a really good beer. Age is unknown – the bottom is sturdy and shows some table wear. Excellent condition. (#4681)
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5723
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Giant Sawtooth Flint Goblet
An early flint pattern, c. 1850. Maker unknown. Great glass clarity with a fire polished look. Ground pontil. Outstanding example of this pattern. 6 3/8" h x 3" w. There is one 1/8" flake on the underside of one sawtooth. (5723)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique stemware
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5000
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Beaded Dart Band Goblet
Another attractive EAPG goblet made by Duncan & Sons, circa 1894. 5 ¾" high – excellent condition. (#5000)
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5800
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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
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Loop Goblet
This non-flint goblet in one of the Loop patterns measures 6" high. Circa 1880’s – in very nice condition. (#5168)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique
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Hundred Eye Goblet
Made by Westmoreland Glass Company, circa 1934 – this stands 6 ½" high. Elegant shape – in excellent condition. (#102N)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique
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Good Luck Goblet
Good Luck is also known as Horseshoe or Prayer Rug. Made by Adams & C0., c. 1881. Knob stem. Excellent condition. 6 ¼" h x 3 ¼" d. (#3093)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG
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