Master Argus Wine / Cordial Master Argus is one of the earlier patterns of the 1850’s – 1860’s. It was made by several companies including Bakewell Pears, King, Son and Company, and McKee. Flint but not bell-toned. This piece is shorter than many wines and taller than many cordials. It measures 3 7/8" high x 1 7/8" diameter – in excellent condition. (#H127)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Bellflower Flint Glass Wine The popular Bellflower pattern is attributed to Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, circa 1860’s, and was also made by many other glass companies. This wine is bell-toned flint. The pattern under the foot has rays extending from the center to about ¼" from the outside edges. 4 1/16" high x 1 ¾" diameter – in excellent condition. (#5115)

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Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich  

Teepee D&M 28 Small Cocktail Made by Duncan, c. 1896. Also called Tepee, Wigwam and Nemesis. Many shapes of stemware were made in this pattern, so if you are matching a piece be sure to check the size. This small cocktail measures 3 15/16" h x 2 ¾" w. Excellent condition. (#3668)

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Manufacturer: Duncan Glass Company  

Ribbed Ivy Flint Wine Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., produced the Ribbed Ivy pattern c.1855-75. 4"h x 1 7/8"d. Excellent condition. (#5610)

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Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass  

Mardi Gras Wine A Duncan and Miller product, circa 1898 – 4 ½" high by 2" diam. The Mardi Gras pattern was made in many shapes including a miniature childrens set. One of the more popular patterns of Duncan Miller. (#5884)

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Manufacturer: Duncan and Miller  

Ribbed Palm Wine Ribbed Palm is a flint pattern made by McKee, c. 1863. 4" h x 2" w. It is bell-toned but lacks the sustained resonance of some other flint pieces. Excellent condition. (#5714)

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Manufacturer: McKee  

Pittsburgh type button-stem flint wine Nice early flint glass wine, circa 1800-1840. This is American, probably Pittsburgh, and has cut rays and panels, separated by a cut horizontal band. Measures 4" high x 2 1/8" in diameter. This has a cut and polished pontil. In excellent condition. (3547x2)

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Dotted Loop Wines (set of 6) This pattern probably dates from the 1890’s. It is fascinating in design, as the series of connected loops appear as a heart when you look at it from the perspective between the loops. The stem is multi-ringed.. The glass is sparkling clear. These Victorian wines are used as cordials today. Excellent condition. (#4652)

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Set of 4 Tepee (Teepee) Wine / Clarets Made by the Duncan Glass Company, circa 1896. Sparkling glass - called both Tepee and Teepee pattern - fine stems - all in great shape. These measure 4 1/4" high by 2" across. If you are trying to match this with other pieces in the pattern, please check the measurements on the pieces you have. (#GG-1009)
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Pillar and Bulls Eye flint champagne A fabulous champagne glass in the Pillar and Bulls Eye pattern. This flint glass piece measures 5" in height by 2 3/8" in diameter. This circa 1860 glass was made by Bakewell, Pears and Company - champagnes are rare and this one is a beauty! Condition is very nice.

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Triple Triangle Ruby Flashed Wines – pair Triple Triangle was made by Doyle & Co., c. 1890. The ruby flashing on both of these wines is excellent. 4 1/8" h x 2 1/8" d. Excellent condition. (#D162 , 5445 )

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Manufacturer: Doyle & Company  

Button-stem flint cut glass - 2 This is a nice example of a trumpet shape bowl on a wine glass with a double button-stem. This has 6 cut elongated panels tapering to a wafer. This flint glass, with a great belltone, is probably English, and dates from circa 1840. Measures 4 5/8"high by 2 8/8" 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 larger size. (P178)

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Lee Flint Wine An early bell-toned brilliant flint pattern of the 1850’s – 60’s. Classical elegance. Polished pontil under foot. Excellent condition. 4 5/8" h x 2" d. (#5097)

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Daisy and Button Amber Punch Cups (set of 4) This pattern was made by Bryce Bros., Doyle, & Hobbs Brockunier in the mid 1880’s. Bredehoft’s reference on Hobbs does not list a punch cup and because the glass is so pure, so clear, so sparkling, I venture a guess that this may have been a Bryce Bros. product as much of their glass was very high quality. These have wonderful applied ring handles. Please invite me to the party when you are using these. They sparkle with clarity. Excellent condition. (#5474)

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Hour Glass Wines (set of 3) These non-flint wines are c.1880’s. Illustrated in Metz I and Unitt pattern glass reference books. Interesting shape that deals well with inward curved surfaces on each panel. 4" h x 2" w. All are in excellent condition. (#3033)

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Manufacturer: American glass company