Pittsburgh Blown/Cut Wine Probably Pittsburgh area, c. 1835. Free blown and cut with strawberry diamonds and ellipses with fans. 4" h x 2 ¼"w. Wafer stem, polished pontil. High pitched, resonating bell toned flint. No damage, excellent condition. (4418)

Keywords: early glass, free blown, eapg

Circa: 1835
Manufacturer: Pittsburgh  

Scroll with Cane Band Punch Cups (3) Made by the West Virginia Glass Co., c. 1895. Each cup is 2 ½" h x 3"w. Applied handles. Great lush gold with almost no signs of wear. All in perfect condition, rims, base, handles without chips or nicks. (6227)
Circa: 1895
Manufacturer: West Virginia Glass Co.  

Masonic 1911 Rochester Champagne Made by US Glass, c.1911. 4 7/8" h x3 7/8"w. Condition is superb. Paint and gold are vibrant in color. No chips or cracks. "Pittsburgh, PA" appears under the Kodak buildings, "1911" appears under the Masonic symbol. (6033)

Keywords: fraternal, society, Mason, order, memorabilia

Circa: 1911
Manufacturer: US Glass  

Cut Flute Handled Whiskey Flint Flute was made by several companies including Bakewell and McKee, c. 1860. This version has six cut flute panels, an applied handle, a polished pontil on an hexagonal base plus one rounded base section. 2 5/8" h x 2 ½"d. The unusual applied handle application features the bottom section being precisely and neatly folded loosely once, leaving two openings. Glass is very clear with an unbroken teardrop bubble on the main body section between the upper and lower handle. No damage. (3246)

Keywords: early glass, flint glass, whiskey tumbler, Early American Pattern Glass, eapg

Circa: 1860
Manufacturer: Bakewell  

Good Luck Wine Made by the Adams Glass Co., c. 1881. Also calaled Horseshoe or Prayer Rug. 4 1/8" h x 2"w. A difficult piece to find in this pattern. Clear glass, excellent condition, no nicks, chips, scratches or flaws. (ZG187)

Keywords: eapg, rare, Early American Pattern Glass, stemware, antique glass
Circa: 1881
Manufacturer: Adams  

Flint Etched Grape Wines (set of 4) American maker unknown, c. 1880. 3 7/8" h x 1 ¾"w. These stunning bell-toned flint wines are wheel cut and engraved with bunches of grapes and leaves. Each cutting is different. Each has a cut 7-panelled stem running from 7 cut loops at the base of the bowl. Each has a neatly polished pontil on the underside of the foot. Base sizes vary. (6194-97)

Keywords: stemware, elegant, antique glass, Early American Glass

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: American  

Heart with Thumbprint Wine/Gold Trim Made by Tarentum Glass Co., c. 1898. 3 7/8" h x 2"d. Gold is in overall very good condition, worn through in one spot above a point between the hearts. No cracks or chips. (6056)

Keywords: antique glass, stemware, eapg, Early American pattern glass

Circa: 1898
Manufacturer: Tarentum  

Viking Footed Cup Made by Hobbs Brockunier & Co., c. 1876, and a featured pattern at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition. 3 ½" h x 2 7/8" w. Fabulous applied handle, all Viking head feet, rim and handle perfect. (6042)

Keywords: custard, mug, exhibition, world’s fair, eapg, antique glass

Circa: 1876
Manufacturer: Hobbs Brockunier  

Nail Etched Claret Made by Ripley & Co., c. 1892. 4 3/.4" h x 2 ¾"2. There are 2 sets of leaves with probably a flower at the end circling the top band. No damage. Excellent condition. (6085)

Keywords: stemware, eapg, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1892
Manufacturer: Ripley & Co.  

D & M 30 Large Cocktail Made by Duncan Miller c. 1898. This pattern is also called Scalloped Six Point. 4 1/2" h. x 3 1/4"w.Base diameter is 2 7/16". If you are trying to replace or match stemware, be sure to measure the ones you have, because the assortment of stems in this pattern is remarkable. I have 3 of these in stock. (3468)

Keywords: stemware, cocktail, eapg, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1898
Manufacturer: Duncan Miller  

Block and Fan Wine Made by Richards & Hartley, c.1885, later by US Glass. 3 ¾" h x 1 ¾" w Interesting block stem. Excellent condition. (6014)

Keywords: tableware, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass, stemware

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: Richards & Hartley  

Currier and Ives wine Made by the Co-Operative Flint Glass Company, circa 1898. Measures 3 7/8" high with a diameter 2 3/8". This Currier and Ives pattern wine is in excellent condition.

Key Words: Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass, wine, wines, stemware, egg cups, cordial, cordials, champagne, champagnes

Manufacturer: as described  

English Pony glasses - pair Nicely cut designs on this pair of English Pony glasses, from circa 1840. There are stars in ovals, cross hatch design in ovals, and both are separated by rays. These have polished pontils, and measure 3 3/4" tall by 2 1/4" in diameter. Both are in excellent condition.

Key Words: Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass, wine, wines, stemware, egg cups, cordial, cordials, champagne, champagnes

Manufacturer: as described  

Button-stem flint cut glass -1 This is a nice example of a trumpet shape bowl on a wine glass with a double button-stem. This has 10 cut elongated panels tapering to a wafer. This flint glass, with a great belltone, is probably English, and dates from circa 1840. Measures 4 7/8"high by 2 7/8" in diameter. This has a cut and polished pontil. It's in excellent condition. See the other example of this style we have, just in a smaller size. (P177)

Key Words: Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass, wine, wines, stemware, egg cups, cordial, cordials, champagne, champagnes

Manufacturer: as described  

Bird and Strawberry Wine
Made by the Indiana Glass Co., c. 1914.4 ¼" h x 2 1/8"w. The narrowest top line of the pattern has a 1 ¾" section of roughness. (5753)

Keywords: stemware early American pattern eapg

Manufacturer: Indiana Glass Co.