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

Manufacturer: as described  

Dahlia Sauces This is a set of three sauce dishes. There are 2 flat, and 1 footed - all have a 4" diameter. Both Portland and Canton Glass Companies made this pattern, circa 1875. All three are in excellent condition. (#4719, 4720)

Key Words: sauce, dessert dishes, Victorian, EAPG

Manufacturer: as described  

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)
Manufacturer: Tarentum Glass Co  

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

Manufacturer: US Glass Company  

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

Manufacturer: Adams & Company  

Rose In Snow Pickle Dish This oval double pickle dish is 8 1/2" long, and was made by the Ohio Glass Company, circa 1880. This clear glass pattern is Rose In Snow. The condition is excellent. (#5193)

Key Words: bread plate, bread tray, bread platter, wine tray, water tray, Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass

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Good Luck Bowl - Smallest Size Good Luck or Horseshoe was made by Adams & Co., c. 1881. This flat oval bowl measures 8" l x 2 ½" h by 5 1/8" wide and is the smallest of 3 sizes. Excellent condition. (#3358)

Key words: pressed victorian eapg glass early american pattern

Manufacturer: Adams and Company  

Texas Sauces – set of 6 These six footed, gilded sauces in the Texas pattern are a great serving size. They are 4 ¾” in diameter and stand 2” high. The gilding is in very good condition and all are in excellent shape . Made by US Glass circa 1900. (#5439)

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

Manufacturer: as described  

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

Manufacturer: Adams & Company  

Greentown Holly Pickle Tray Made by the Greentown Glass Company, circa 1900. Greentown’s Holly pattern has highly detailed leaves. This is a two handled pickle or relish dish – 8 7/8" long (handle to handle) by 4" diameter. In excellent condition. (#4658)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: as described  

Classic Sauce Dishes (set of 2) Classic is a Gillinder & Sons pattern, c. 1875. These frosted and clear sauces have log feet. Condition of the left hand pictured sauce: a small flat nick in top rim, tiny chip bottom of one foot; right hand sauce – outside rim chip on one edge, 2 other edges are rough inside and outside. (#164E)

keywords: early american pattern glass eapg sauces


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Shell and Tassel Amber Oval Bowl This oval EAPG bowl is a Duncan pattern , circa 1881. It measures 9 ¾" long by 5 ½" wide and 3 ¾" high at the ends. These bowls were made in several sizes. Excellent condition. (#5449)

Victorian glass EAPG pattern pressed early american

Manufacturer: as described  

Bow Tie Punch Bowl This flat bottomed bowl measures 10”d at the widest part and 5 ¼” h. A distinctive punch or orange bowl, just right for the holidays. A product of the Thompson Glass Company, Uniontown, PA, c. 1889. Wonderful, clear glass in excellent condition. (#5363)
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Horn of Plenty Flint Sauces - set of 3 Horn of Plenty was made by McKee c. 1850. These sauces are bell-toned flint. They are a good size, measuring 4 3/8" d x 1 ¼" h. All are in excellent condition. (#4140)

keywords: early american pattern glass eapg sauce dishes



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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

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass Company