Lion Sauce Dishes (2) Made by Gillinder, c. 1877. This pattern is also called Frosted Lion. 4" d x 2 ½" h. Perfect for fruit or chocolate mousse, with whipped cream of course. Excellent condition. (5936-37)

Keywords: eapg pattern glass pressed vintage antique collectible american
Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Hexagon Block Cracker Jar Made by Hobbs Brockunier, c. 1889, also called Hexagonal Block. Amber stained with floral etching and original lid. 6 ¼" high without cover, 8" high with lid. This rare piece is in excellent condition, no chips on lid, foot or surface. See matching sugar bowl and tankard water pitcher on our site. (5961)

Keywords: amber, jar, eapg, pattern glass, container, etching


Manufacturer: Hobbs Brockunier  

Snail Rose Bowl Made by Duncan c. 1891. This is the largest of several sizes of rose bowls – this one has a 7" diameter. The opening at the top is 4" in diameter. It is a very heavy piece. Like most of the Snail pattern, the glass is sparkling clear. Excellent condition. (5909)

Keywords: flower eapg pattern victorian
container vessel
Manufacturer: Duncan  

Liberty Bell Pickle Dish Made by Gillinder, c. 1876 for the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition. 9 7/8" l x 5 5/8" w An eagle with shield, arrows and olive branches graces each handle. Cucumbers on a vine ornament the center, (just in case one wondered what to serve in the dish.)Excellent condition. (5931)

Keywords: antique collectible early american pattern glass eapg centennial expo exposition relish
Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Fostoria's Victoria Rose Bowl Made by Fostoria, C. 1890. This sparkling clear rose bowl is 6" in diameter, the largest of several sizes made. The top opening is 2 5/8". Fabulous condition. (5908)

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Manufacturer: Fostoria  

Fan Relish Dish Maker unknown, circa 1890 – definitely look of the Aesthetic Movement. All edge beads, handle and body are perfect. The piece sits on three small rounded feet. Has a 6" diameter. (#P125)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique novelty

Manufacturer: unknown  

Dakota Footed Sauces (Pair) Dakota was made by Ripley & Co., c. 1885. These footed sauces have slightly flared rims. 3 7/8" w x 3 7/8" h. Excellent condition. (5866)

Keywords: antique early american pattern glass eapg collectible sauce dishes

Manufacturer: Ripley  

Good Luck Sauce Adams & Co. and other manufacturers produced this pattern c. 1881. This is a 4 ¼" flat based sauce. The bottom design is a horseshoe and an anchor with a rope attached. The pattern on the band circling the bowl is comprised of alternating groups of horizontal laurel leaves and a group of dots which is an "x" with a vertical dotted line through it. Excellent condition. (#3829X1)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early American glass antique bowls

Manufacturer: Adams  

Swan Blue Handled Mustard / Sugar Great color in this piece of the 1880’s. Maker unknown. It very likely had a cover. The many knobs and beads that serve as handles are all perfect. 3 5/8" h x 3"w. Illustrated in Metz 2. Excellent condition. (#5848)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique

Manufacturer: american glass company  

Tree of Life Waste Bowl Made by both the Portland Glass Co. and the Sandwich Glass Co, c. 1870’s, I believe this is the Portland version. The bottom and sides are covered by the Tree of Life pattern with a 3/16" band of clear glass at the top and on the footed base rim. The bottom of the table ring has 2 small sections of flat flakes extending to the inside of that same ring, abutting the Tree of Life pattern . 4 5/8" d x 2 7/8" h. (#E132)

Victorian glass EAPG pattern pressed early american

Manufacturer: as described  

Nestor Sauces - Blue (set of 3) If you’re looking for great color in Nestor with gold and enamel decoration, these sauces have it all. These blue footed sauces are 2 ½" h x 4 ¼" w. The gold between the panels and on the top rim is in great shape. Every other panel has raised white enamel decoration, and surrounding this , in fine white lines, are outlines of daisies and leaves, the largest daisies having center dots of thick white enamel. All sauces are in excellent condition. These Victorian colored glass dishes are c. 1910. (#5417)
Manufacturer: as described  

Ivy in Snow Relish Dish The Ivy in Snow pattern was made by the Co-Operative Flint Glass Company, circa 1898 of Beaver Falls, PA. This is an oval relish dish, measuring 6 3/4" by 4 5/8" wide. There is a 3/4" straw mark in the bottom. Condition is excellent. (#5295)

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

Manufacturer: as described  

Pleat and Panel Waste Bowl - Rare This waste bowl is considered to be a rare piece in the Pleat and Panel pattern. Made by Bryce Brothers, circa 1882, this measures 4 3/4" square. There is a factory mold line (not a crack) in the bottom - generally excellent condition. (#5176)

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

Manufacturer: as described  

Daisy and Button with Crossbars (Mikado) Finger Bowl The canary yellow color on this finger bowl is great. Made by Richards & Hartley and US Glass Co., c. 1890. 3" h x 4 ¼" w. This is one of the Daisy and Button patterns that has not been reproduced. Excellent condition. (#G169)

Victorian glass EAPG pattern pressed early american

Manufacturer: as described  

Austrian Bowl The Austrian pattern was made by the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co., Greentown, Indiana c. 1897 and later by the Federal Glass and the Indiana Glass Co. 8" w x 3" h. This would make a great salad bowl. The bowl is heavy with ¼" thick glass, seemingly indestructible. Excellent condition. (#5683)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company