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Hawaiian Lei Childs Cake Stand
Hawaiian Lei is a Higbee pattern c. 1913. This 6 ¼" d x 3 ½" h. cake stand is usually thought of as a part of the Hawaiian Lei Victorian children’s set. The Higbee "bee" with initials is raised on the very center of the cake stand. Excellent condition. (#5831)
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Baby Thumbprint Cake Stand
This is a very hard to find, almost rare child’s cake stand. Excellent glass quality and clarity, as fine as that of Heisey. Maker unknown, c. 1910. It stands 3" h x 4 ¼" d., with a six paneled stem and a very flat surface. Excellent condition. (#5830)
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Sancho Panza ABC Plate
This 6" ABC plate is a Gillinder product, c. 1880’s. Sancho is leaning over his burro/donkey named Dapple. A sloppy application during the frosting process caused some liquid to drip onto a clear section of the underside as well as on the underside between the letters " W and Z". The glass itself is in excellent condition. (#5827)
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5765
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Monkey Mug Fancy Handle
Made by the Valley Glass Co. c. 1891. The design is similar but not identical to the Monkey pattern sought by EAPG collectors, and is listed under that pattern in the Jenks-Luna book" Early American Pattern Glass." Very fine details of face and fur. 3 3/8" h x 3 1/8" d. Note the delicate handle. Excellent condition. (#5765)
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5759
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Shell and Tassel Blue Mug
Made by Duncan, c. 1881. I have seen 3 sizes of Shell and Tassel mugs, this being the largest. In this color my opinion is that it is the most striking. The color is almost a cobalt blue. Note the scallop shell just above the foot. 3 ½" h x 3" d. Excellent condition. (#5759)
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5832
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Hobnail with Thumbprint Base Children’s Amber Tray
Doyle & Co. made this children’s glass pattern c. 1905. Larger than some other children’s glass trays. This measures 7 ¼" d. Excellent condition. (#5832)
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5834
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Tulip and Honeycomb Small Butter
Made by the Federal Glass Co., c. 1905. This small butter is difficult to find in this pattern. It stand 2 ½" h to top of finial x 4 ¼" long at the longest base direction. Excellent condition. (#5834)
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5783
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Thumbelina Tray Amber
Westmoreland Glass Company made this pattern, also called Flattened Diamond, Flattened Diamond and Sunburst and Pineapple and Fan, c. 1924. Glass clarity and quality is excellent. Amber is a rare color. 7 3/8" d. Scalloped edges and plate in excellent condition. (5783)
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5836
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Tulip and Honeycomb Open Square Bowl
Made by the Federal Glass Co., c. 1905. These bowls are difficult to find in this pattern. 2 ½" d. across center section x 1 7/8" h. There is a ¼" surface flake on the top edge of one corner. (#5836)
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5833
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Tulip and Honeycomb 4 Piece Table Set
Made by the Federal Glass Co., c. 1905. Many collectors of children’s glass may have started out with a piece or two of this pattern, as the table pieces seem to be plentiful. All the pieces in this set are in exceptionally fine condition – rims, bases, lids, and finials (#5833)
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5835
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Tulip and Honeycomb Open Oval Bowl
Made by the Federal Glass Co., c. 1905. These bowls are difficult to find in this pattern. 3 ¼" long x 2 3/8" w x 1 7/8" h. There is a ¼" long surface flake on the top edge of the bowl. (#5835)
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3035
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Rose in Snow Mug
This blue children's glass mug is one of the larger sizes, measuring 3 3/8" high by 3 1/4" in diameter. Made by Bryce Brothers, circa 1880's, one side of this has the words "In Fond Remembrance" - which was for President Garfield (memorial). The condition is excellent. (#3035)
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5724
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Nursery Rhyme Creamer
This is the creamer to the toy Nursery Rhyme table set. Maker unknown, c. 1900. There are 3 panels, each depicting a character from a nursery rhyme. The person with the pail is from "Jack and Jill", the boy jumping over the candlestick is from " Jack Be Nimble", and I assume the boy with the dunce cap is " Little Jack Horner." 2 7/16" h x 1 7/8" w. This is a pressing from a worn mold. I believe the 2 horizontal and 1 vertical hair width lines on the Jack be Nimble panel are in the making. (#5724)
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Acorn Toy Glass Creamer
It is thought that the Acorn pattern made have been made by the Crystal Glass Company, circa 1900. The creamer features a girl in a bonnet on one side, and a boy in cap and knickers on the other side. It measures 3 1/4" from base to lip. There is a 1/8" flat surface flake of the top edge of the pouring spout. (#5530)
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ABC Ice Cream Master Platter
Made by the Federal Glass Co., Columbus, Ohio c. 1900. This is the large main platter for the toy ice cream set. 5 ¾" l x 4 3/8" w. Excellent impression, excellent condition. (#4741)
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