Horn of Plenty Flint Sauces - set of 3 Horn of Plenty was made by Sandwich and 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)

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Manufacturer: Sandwich  

Pressed Leaf Relish Dish This non flint relish dish is in the Pressed Leaf pattern, made by the Central Glass Company of Wheeling, West Virginia, circa 1881. Measures 7" by 4 7/8". This shows some minor wear in the center, and three tiny flakes along the outer rim. - generally very nice. (#5292)

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Manufacturer: Central Glass Co.  

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)

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Manufacturer: US Glass  

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)
Manufacturer: Bryce McKee  

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  

Amethyst Flint Waste / Finger Bowl This blown flint bowl is done in a fabulous amethyst (purple) color. This rings belltone flint, and the age is probably 1890 - 1920 (although it could be earlier). This is 4 1/2" in diameter and is 3" high - this has a polished bottom and is in excellent condition. (#4891x1)

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Manufacturer: American unknown  

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)

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Manufacturer: American  

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)

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Manufacturer: Bakewell Pears  

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)

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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)

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Manufacturer: Adams  

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)

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Manufacturer: Portland and Canton  

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)
Manufacturer: Portland  

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  

Wheat and Barley Tab Handled Sauces (set of 5) Made by Bryce Brothers, C. 1880. These flat sauces measure 4" in diameter. Each sauce has a mold defect in the same place – a ½" long slightly lower flat area on the top rim.
(5865)

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Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

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)

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Manufacturer: Cooperative Flint Glass