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)

Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique stemware

Manufacturer: US 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  

Panelled Jewels Goblet Bellaire Goblet Co., c. 1890. Six panels of "jewels" separated by vertical stripes make this pattern striking to the eye. It looks great on a table. 6" high x just shy of 3" wide. Excellent condition. (5917)

Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique collectible
Co., c. 1890. Six panels of "jewels" separated by vertical stripes make this pattern striking to the eye. It looks great on a table. 6" high x just shy of 3" wide. Excellent condition. (5917)

Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique collectible

Manufacturer: Bellaire Goblet  

Knobby Bulls Eye Goblet Made by the US Glass Company, circa 1915 – 6 5/8" high x 3 ¼" diam. This large goblet features six alternating bulls eyes and stars. The bulls eyes are amethyst flashed – 2 flashings in moderately good condition, one flashing has a ¼" circle gone plus 2 smaller areas missing flashing. Top rim gold is moderately good. (#129G)

keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible

Manufacturer: US Glass Company  

Deer and Doe with Lily of the Valley Goblet This is a goblet of the 1870’s, maker unknown. It features 3 panels, a standing buck, a running buck and a deer with doe. Each panel is framed at the top with lilies of the valley and separated by exaggerated leaves resembling corn stalks. Underneath the bottom is "Pat Applied For." The goblet has a slight grayish-pink cast, most noticeable when looking down at the top rim. Excellent condition. (#4250)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: American glass company  

Thistle Goblet Made by Bryce McKee & Co., c. 1872. 5 5/8" h x 3 1/8" w. Goblet surrounded by a continuous pattern of thistles and leaves. There is a thin vertical surface scratch on the clear band above the pattern. (5594)

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

Manufacturer: Bryce McKee & Co.,  

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)

Key Words: Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich  

Kings Crown Ruby Thumbprint Worlds Fair Goblet Made by Adams & Co., and US Glass, c. 1893. Also known as Ruby Thumbprint. 5 5/8" h x 3" w. A souvenir for "Simon" from the "World’s Fair 1893", Columbian Exposition. Excellent condition. (5216)

Keywords: stemware, stems, eapg, pattern glass, early American
Manufacturer: Adams & Co  

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)
Manufacturer: American  

Amazon Tumbler Made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1890. 3 ¼" h x 2 7/8" w. All base points and tumbler in excellent condition. (5905)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique

Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

Oswego Waffle Goblet Nice clear pattern glass goblet from the mid 1880’s. Stands 5 5/8" high – in excellent condition. (#4823)


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

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

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

Cord and Tassel Goblet Made by LaBelle Glass Co. and Central Glass Co., c. 1872. 5 ½" h x 3 ¼" w. The uppermost thin rim where the design begins has a series of small imperfections, all but one being extra bits of glass rising above the surface of the goblet. (4225x1)

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

Manufacturer: LaBelle Glass Co.  

Heart with Thumbprint Tumblers (3) Made by Tarentum, c, 1898. 3 7/8" h x 3" d. All in excellent condition, no nicks or chips. (6026)

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

Circa: 1898
Manufacturer: Tarentum  

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)

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


Manufacturer: Adams & Co.