Virginia Pomade Jar Very few Early American Pattern Glass patterns have pomade jars. Virginia, also known as Banded Portland, was made by the US Glass Company, circa 1899. This covered piece measures 2" high (including lid) by 2 ¼" wide. Cover and jar in excellent condition. (#162X)

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Manufacturer: US Glass Company  

Cut Glass Blue Talcum Bottle This Victorian oval shaped talcum bottle has a ground and polished bottom. It has a latticework cutting surrounding a series of octagons. -5" h with screw top x 1 ¾" w . Precise cutting, fabulous color. Original pewter compoumd screw top. C. 1890 In excellent condition. (139Z)

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Manufacturer: glass company  

Frosted Leaf Flint Decanter Attributed to Boston & Sandwich, c. 1860. This quart decanter stands 10" high without stopper and 13 7/8" high with stopper. The shoulder features 2 rows of cut roundels. Glass quality is very clear, with one ½" section of inside cloudiness which I have not tried to clean. A 1 ¼" in the making line is on the neck. It has a repaired silvered stopper. Deaccessioned from a museum, their identifying marks are under the bottom. (5915)

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Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich  

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  

Texas Vase Texas is one of the "States" patterns made by the United States Glass Co. c. 1900. This is the largest of several vases in this pattern. 10" h x 4" wide at top. Scalloped rim. Excellent condition. (5749)

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Manufacturer: United States Glass Company  

Thousand Eye Square Cologne Bottle Richards & Hartley c.1891 produced several sized colognes. This is 2 ¼" square x 4 ¾" h without stopper and 6 ¾" h with stopper. The stopper has a great collection of small bubbles in the center. Clouding appears in the top section below the neck. (#4802)

Key words: EAPG american pattern glass

Manufacturer: as described  

Currier and Ives Decanter Made by the Co-Operative Flint Glass Co, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, circa 1898. Excellent condition. Stands 10 1/2" tall. The stopper is missing. Key Words: pattern glass, pressed glass, EAPG, Victorian Glass, early american pattern glass
Manufacturer: as described  

Beaded Swag Ruby Cruet Beaded Swag was made by Heisey c. 1900. Ruby staining on the body has a scroll design, with some wear to the staining to one side of the scroll design. The beads are gold flashed and one bead is crushed. The stopper fits well but is not original. One end of the stopper is smoothed off at a slight angle. 4 ½" base to lip. (#5653)

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Manufacturer: Heisey  

Excelsior Bar Bottle This flint bar bottle was made by the McKee Glass Company, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, circa late 1860's. Measures 9 1/2" high. This has a bar lip (and did not take a stopper). This is in excellent condition - has a polished pontil. (#Y183)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Modern Era Pair Blown Bottles Modern era bottles – probably 1950-1970. Polished pontils on bottoms and cut and polished top surface of stoppers. Unknown maker. 9 5/8" to top of stopper. Undamaged. (#4349)

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Manufacturer: glass company  

Queens Necklace Cologne Sometimes known as Queens Jewels, produced by the Bellaire Goblet Company, Findlay, Ohio, circa 1890. This stands 5 7/8" from base to collar and is about 7 7/8" from base to top of stopper. It is my understanding that 2 different stoppers were made and this is one of them. Excellent condition. (#X184)

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Manufacturer: Bellaire Goblet Company  

Austrian Vase The Austrian pattern was made by the Indiana Tumbler and Goblet Co. (Greentown). This vase stands 10" tall, the largest size made. Excellent condition. (#5564)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Feather Cruet A circa 1896 pattern made by both the Cambridge and McKee Glass companies. Excellent condition. The stopper is a close facsimile of the original, but not quite correct. (#3893)

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Manufacturer: as described  

Diamond Ridge Cruet Duncan & Sons made this pattern c. 1901. Clear and sparkling glass. 5 ¼" base to lip. Stopper fits well but is not original. Excellent condition. (#C185)

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Manufacturer: Duncan & Sons  

Broken Column Water Bottle Made by the Columbia Glass Company of Findlay, Ohio around 1888, this is a rare water bottle in the Broken Column pattern. This clear glass bottle measures 8 1/2" high, and is in excellent condition. (#5238)

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Manufacturer: as described