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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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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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5295
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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
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5421
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Tree of Life Amber Butter Pat
The Tree of Life pattern, c. 1870, was made by several glass companies, however the colored items are attributed to the Portland Glass Company. This 3 ¾” amber butter pat is in very good condition with one small peak off its irregularly scalloped rim. (#5421)
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5449
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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
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3358
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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
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3138
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Heart with Thumbprint Straight Sided Bowl
This EAPG bowl is done in the Heart with Thumbprint pattern. It has a scalloped rim and measures 8" in diameter, by 3 5/8" high. Made by Tarentum Glass Company (Pennsylvania), circa 1898. One scallop is chipped, otherwise this clear glass bowl is in very nice condition. (#3138)
Key Words: Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass
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5182
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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
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5420
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Thistle Relish Dish
The Thistle pattern, c.1872, is a product of the Bryce Mckee Company, Pittsburgh, PA. This is a large relish (as relish dishes go) measuring 9” long x 6” wide. There is some minor inner edge chatter along the inner rim, the longest being a 2” stretch. There are 2 worn streaks inside under the rim plus one streak of glass imperfection near one end. (#5420)
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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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4282
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Michigan Relish
Michigan is one of the States Patterns made by US Glass, c.1902. There are many shapes available for collectors from compotes to vases. The toothpick has been heavily reproduced, mostly in weird colors that were never made during the pattern glass era. Colors originally made were clear, clear with rose stain (Maidens Blush), ruby stained, yellow, blue and green staining (plain or decorated with enamel) and gold flashed. The relish is 7 ¾" l x 4 ¼" w. The gold flashing is fair on the top rim and begins to wash out to the top of the beaded pattern. Excellent condition. (#4282)
Key words: pressed victorian eapg glass early american pattern
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5173
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Argus / Early Thumbprint Bowl
This heavy flint bowl was probably made by Bakewell Pears & Co., c, 1860, although other companies also made their own version of this pattern during the same time period.
8" d x 2" h. Very light scratching on the inside center of the bowl. Scallops and base in excellent condition. The bowl is NOT cloudy - the day when I took the photos was! (#5173)
Key words: early american pattern glass pressed EAPG
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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: nick to top rim, flat flake at front of one foot; right hand sauce: outside top rim nick, one corner chipped. (#163E)
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164E
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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)
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G169
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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
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