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P114
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Lion Sauce Dish
Lion is a product of Gillinder & Sons c. 1877. Frosted collared base – 4" d. There are 2 under bowl flat surface flakes, each 1/8" d. and each appears at a corner where the hexagonal bowl meets the curved upper bowl. (P114)
Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique
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Reverse 44 Sauces Platinum (pair)
Made by the US Glass Co., c.1912. These footed 4" sauces are 2" deep. Great for fruit or pudding. The platinum staining is lush and the glass is in excellent condition. (#5818-19)
Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique
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3829X2-3
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Good Luck Sauces (2)
Adams & Co. and other manufacturers produced this pattern c. 1881. These are 4 ¼" flat based sauces. Around the bowl band are alternating clustered laurel leaves shaped like an arrow, a single flower sprig with 4 leaves and an "x" pattern of dots with a vertical dotted line through it. Several small flat flakes are on the top rim surface of the one that has the best pressing, most about 1/16 – 1/8". The second sauce is a weak pressing indicating a worn mold. Inside top rim has one flat 1/8" flake. (#3829 X 2-3)
Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early American glass antique bowls
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5847-1222790685
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Lion Relish
Also known as Frosted Lion, this pattern was made by Gillinder & Sons, c. 1876. 9 ¼" long, handle to handle x 5 ¼" w. The relish is encircled by a cable rim and also rests on a cable rim. There are 2 hairline –thin scratch-like imperfections at one end. (#5847)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique
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Minerva Sauce Dishes (set of 2)
Minerva was made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., c. 1870. These footed sauces are 4" d x 2 ¼" h. Perfect for fruit and pudding fans. Both are in excellent condition. (131C)
Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique sauces
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3829X1
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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
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5848-1222790737
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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
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5683
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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
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5381
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Heart with Thumbprint Ice Bucket
Treat yourself to a rare piece of Heart with Thumbprint. Made by Tarentum Glass Co., circa 1898. The ice bucket has a scalloped top interspersed by 4 points. It stands 5" high x 5 ¾" wide. Excellent condition. (#5381)
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R147
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Baby Thumbprint Flint Sauce/Honey Dishes
Great set of 4 sauce dishes or honey dishes in the Baby Thumbprint pattern. Each have a 3 1/2" diameter. An early pattern of the mid 1800's - these flint dishes are all in excellent condition. (#R147x1-4)
Key Words: flint glass, sauce, dessert dishes, Victorian, EAPG, footed
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5468
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Good Luck Bowl
Good Luck or Horseshoe was made by Adams & Co., c. 1881. This flat oval bowl measures 9 1/4" l x 5 5/8" wide x 2 ½" h and is the middle sized bowl of 3 sizes. Very clear raised impression along the sides of the bowl. Excellent condition. (#5468)
Key words: pressed victorian eapg glass early american pattern
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4377
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Open Rose Sauces - set of 6
The Open Rose pattern dates c.1870, and the maker is unknown. These flat sauces measure 3 7/8" in diameter. Condition is excellent, with one sauce having a very slight rough edge on the inside rim for a 2" section. (#4377)
keywords: early american pattern glass eapg sauce dishes
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5159
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Klondike Bowl
Also known as Amberette or Frosted Amberette, Klondike was made by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton c. 1898. 6 ¼" square x 2 ¾" h. Three of the 4 bottom quadrants have sections of lighter areas of frosting. There is a flat 1/8" long surface flake on one scallop. (5159)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique bowls
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5417
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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)
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5383
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Heart with Thumbprint Waste Bowl
This rare Heart with Thumbprint waste bowl has a flat rim and stands 3 5/8" high x 5 ½" diameter. Made by Tarentum Glass Co., circa 1898. Clear, sparkling glass. Excellent condition. (P.S. - the photo is tipped, but the waste bowl is NOT!) (#5383)
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