Nursery Rhyme Covered Sugar This children’s covered sugar is part of a 4-piece toy table set. Maker unknown, c. 1895. 4" h with lid x 2 ¼" d. Excellent pressing. Glass imperfections on lid, appearing as 2 green& black areas, and a 1/8" long popped bubble on the inside portion of the inner lip of the lid. (5721)

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Manufacturer: unknown  

Sawtooth Creamer This pattern resembles Amazon, so please make sure it is the one you need. Part of the Sawtooth table set. Minor mold roughness around the top rim, shallow small flake to the side of the spout, and a tiny foot flake. (4913)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Menagerie Toy Amber Spooner Made by Bryce Higbee, c. 1890. 3 ½" h. This is part of one of my favorite children’s glass toy table sets. Excellent condition. (5900)

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Manufacturer: Bryce Higbee  

Oval Star Toy Water Pitcher Made by the Indiana Glass Co. c.1900. There is a 3/8" long chip under the base. All scallop and rim edges are perfect. (#5185)

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Manufacturer: Indiana Glass  

English Toy Flint Glass Creamer This creamer black lights flint, and the beads around the top have the look of English glass from the 1860’s – 1880’s. The stippled background is surrounded by strawberries, leaves and vines. 3 3/8" h . foot to lip by 2" d. Excellent condition. (#A180)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Lion Covered Butter Frosted Lion was made by Gillinder & Sons, c.1877. This covered butter is part of a 4 piece toy table set. It measures just shy of 4" wide x 2 ¾" high. The entire piece is frosted. Perfect condition. (#5533)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Twist Covered Butter Part of the children’s glass table set. A product of the Albany Glass Co. c. 1900. The base measures 3 ½” d and the outside of the lid measures 2 ¾” d. Excellent condition. (#4424)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Shell and Tassel Blue Mug - Largest Size 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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Manufacturer: Duncan  

Nursery Rhyme Toy Spooner Maker unknown, c. 1900. 2 ½" h x just shy of 2" wide. Pressing has good detail and all scallops are perfect. Excellent condition. (5899)

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Manufacturer: American Glass Co.  

Buzz Star Covered Butter This toy covered butter pattern was made by US Glass c. 1910. The pattern is also called Whirligig. Excellent condition. (#5717)

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Manufacturer: US Glass Company  

Drum Toy Spooner Drum is a pattern made by Bryce Higbee & Co., c. 1890. The spooner measures 2 5/8" h x 1 ¾" d. The spooner has a 1/8" nick on the top rim. The bottom has several pinhead sized bubbles and a few of these tiny bubbles plus short striations appear on the body of the piece. (#5558)

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Manufacturer: as described  

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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Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

Horizontal Threads Covered Sugar This toy covered sugar in Horizontal Threads was produced in the late 1800’s. Children used pieces of these table sets for pretend tea parties (or maybe for real parties.) Excellent condition. 3 ½" h x 2" d. (#5539)

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Manufacturer: as described  

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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Manufacturer: Valley Glass Company  

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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Manufacturer: Federal Glass