Hand Pattern Jam Jar / Marmalade Sometimes called Pennsylvania Hand, this is a product of the O’Hara Glass Co., c. 1880. The finial is a clenched hand holding a bar. Height – 6" to top of finial x 2 ¾" wide. Finial, lid and jar rim in excellent condition. Under base has a 5/8" long chip which cuts slightly into the outer base surface. (5785)

Key words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique etching pickle castor jam jar

Manufacturer: O’Hara Glass Company  

Excelsior Variant Bar Bottle This flint bar bottle measures 10 1/4" high. A variant of the Excelsior pattern, this is about 4 1/2" at its widest. Made during the late 1860's, the pattern repeats itself 6 times, has a bar lip and a polished pontil. Excellent condition, some bubbles apparent. (P195)

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

Manufacturer: as described  

Cased Spatter Glass Sugar Shaker This ring neck , pink and white cased spatter sugar shaker was produced c. 1883, possibly Hobbs Brockunier & Co., There is a tapering 2 ¾" line of impure glass containing broken bubbles (line is 1/32" wide) in the body of the sugar. The line is caught between 2 layers of glass. 5" high with shaker top on. Inside top rim and shaker in excellent condition with period top. (#5518)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early American glass antique

Manufacturer: Hobbs Brockunier  

Hanover Cruet This measures 6 1/2" from base to lip - and 8" to the top of the faceted cut stopper. A product of the Richards and Hartley Glass Company, Tarentum, Pennsylvania, circa 1891. Excellent condition.

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Manufacturer: Richards and Hartley  

Bellflower Castor Set Bellflower was made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. c. 1850’s, as well as other manufacturers. Flint, single vine fine ribbed pattern with the pattern extending both above and below the waisted middle. One bottle has a ¼" long rim chip, one bottle has a long ago ground rim top (possibly original to manufacture ). The tin shaker top fits well on the threads. Unmarked pewter castor frame in very good condition. (4747)

Key words: pressed victorian eapg early american pattern glass antique

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass  

Czechoslovakia Threaded Glass Vase Clear and blue threaded glass Czechoslovakian vase. Acid stamped "Czechoslovakia". Top rim has been ground. c.1930's. 8" h x 3 3/8" w. Generally very nice condition.
Manufacturer: Czechoslovakia  

Rounded Sawtooth Decanter Flint Sawtooth pattern with rounded edges. Polished pontil. Internal circular crack part way around bar lip. Original stopper has damaged end. 14 ¾" to top of stopper. C.1865. Among the companies making Sawtooth were McKee, Gillinder, Bryce. Long teardrops of enclosed glass bubbles stream down one portion of the decanter. (#H163)

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Manufacturer: American glass companies  

Thousand Eye Handled Jug / Bottle #2 Richards and Hartley made this handled jug, circa 1880. Several different sizes were produced – this bottle stands 3 ½" high without the stopper, and 5 ¼" high with the stopper. The faceted stopper is not original, however it is an excellent fit. Stopper has a ¼" bottom chip – the jug is perfect. (#5737)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass

Manufacturer: Richards and Hartley  

Jeweled Moon and Star Water Bottle A 9" water bottle, manufactured by The Co-Operative Flint Glass Company, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, circa 1896. There are no chips or cracks. The row of clear circles shows very minor traces of a line of calcium deposit left by water standing too long - difficult to see but it is there.
Key Words: pattern glass, pressed glass, EAPG, Victorian Glass, early american pattern glass
Manufacturer: as described  

Sawtooth Cologne / Bitters Bottle Cologne / bitters bottle in the Sawtooth pattern. Not original stopper, but a great fit. Measures 6 7/8" high (without stopper). Circa 1880's, made by several American glass companies. Condition is excellent. (#3997)

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

Manufacturer: glass company  

Thousand Eye Handled Jug / Bottle #1 Richards and Hartley made this handled jug, circa 1880. Several different sizes were produced – this bottle stands 4 ½" high without the stopper, and 6" high with the original stopper. Excellent condition. (#5014)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass

Manufacturer: Richards and Hartley  

Heart with Thumbprint Cruet The Tarentum Glass Company made Heart with Thumbprint c. 1898 Original stopper has bubble inside. Clear and sparkling glass. 5 ½" lip to base; 7" with stopper. Excellent condition. (#5710)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG


Manufacturer: Tarentum Glass Company  

Sowerby Marble/Slag Vase Made by Sowerby (England) c. 1877. This vase or match holder measures 3 ½" h x 1 7/8" d. It stands off-square, all 4 sides slanted at about a 75-80 degree angle., resembling a diamond. Clear registry trademark inside base. Excellent condition. (5778)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique

Manufacturer: Sowerby