Dog Rabbit Series Bread Plate Scene II Made by Gillinder & Son, c,1880, also called "Boys in Cart." This is the second in a series of 3 scenes depicting the cart ride. 10 3/4" wide handle to handle. The center is frosted. A few minor surface scratches on the clear glass rim, a series of ¾-1" long scratches on the underside top in the frosting. The table rim edge has a 3 ¾" long section of inside edge roughness from the mold. (4318)

Keywords: tray, platter, antique glass, serving piece, eapg
Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Diagonal Band with Fan Plate Made by US Glass, c. 1891. 6"diameter. No chips, some very light surface scratching. (4327)

Keywords: table setting, Victorian glass, antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1891
Manufacturer: US Glass  

Heisey Fancy Loop Cheese Plate Made by Heisey, c. 1897. This plate is illustrated in Vogel’s "Heisey’s Early and Late Years 1896-1958." 8" diameter. Perfect condition. (L176)

Keywords: serving piece, tray, tableware, eapg, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass

Manufacturer: Heisey  

One–O-One Plate Made by Duncan, c. 1885, 8"d.The outside rim is perfect. There is a ¼" long surface chip on the outer rim of the base and a barely discernable 1/8" surface flake on the inner rim of the base. (J154)

Keywords , eapg, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: Duncan  

Lillian Russell Historical Plate
The maker is unknown for this 5 ½" plate, c. 1885.The plate is illustrated in Lindsey’s "American Historical Glass." Lillian Russell was known as the "Queen of Light Opera," and sang for 16 weeks at the Chicago World’s Fair. Perfect condition. (6110)

Keywords: opera, famous, singer, exposition, eapg

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: American  

Dog Rabbit Series Bread Plate Scene III Made by Gillinder & Son, c,1880, also called "Boys Falling Over Log." This is the third in a series of 3 scenes depicting the cart ride. The center is clear. 10 3/4" wide handle to handle .Many fine scratches on clear rim and on plate surface – you must catch the surface scratches in the light in order to see them There is a 4" long section of mold edge roughness along the inside of the base table rim. (6050)

Keywords: tray, platter, antique glass, serving piece, eapg

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Thousand Eye Amber Plate Made by Adams & Co., c. 1874. The plate is 8" square with folded corners. Base and rim are in perfect condition, the surface has a hard to see shear line (straw mark). (M173)

Keywords: , eapg, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1874
Manufacturer: Adams  

GAR Glass Platter This rectangular glass platter ( bread plate ) honors the Grand Army of the Republic which was organized in 1866. The GAR insignia forms the center panel. Engraved in small letters on the medal in that center panel is " Grand Army of the Republic Veteran 1861-1866." United States shields decorate the corners. Illustrated in Lindsey "American Historical Glass. " 11 1/8" l x 7 5/8" w. c. 1870-1880. Excellent condition. (#5593)

Key words: eapg early american pattern memorabilia commemorative political
Manufacturer: American Glass Company  

Liberty Bell Plate Made by Gillinder for the Philadelphia Exhibition of 1876 (Centennial). This is the smallest of the Liberty Bell plates, measuring 6 ¼" w without handles and 6 ¾" w with handles. All scallops, tab handles, base and body of plate in excellent condition. (#5298)

Key Words: early American pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG historical exposition expo memorabilia antique

Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Angels/Cupids Lacy Edge Plate Maker unknown, c. 1885. One of the 5 ½" forget-me-not border plates. These are fun to collect. Etching is excellent. Plate in perfect condition. (6075)

Keywords: tableware, antique glass, historical, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: American  

Faith Hope Charity Plate Maker unknown, c.1875. 10" d. without handles x 1 ½" high, making it a deeper plate than many others. Also known as the Three Graces. Patent date of Nov. 23, 1875, is on the plate. Swirling hairline thin manufacturing lines can be seen on the surface of the plate . Excellent condition, no nicks or chips. (6070)

Keywords: tableware, antique glass, historical, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1875
Manufacturer: American  

Palmette Variant Bread Plate Amber Palmette is attributed to Bryce Walker, c. 1870. Stuart’s reference, " Bread Plates and Platters", calls this Lotus Leaf. . It has a 9" diameter without handles, and a 10 ½" diameter with the closed tab handles. Many small bubbles are visibleon the rim and on the clear glass portions. Excellent condition. (#4707)

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

Manufacturer: Bryce, Walker  

Horn of PlentyFlint Plate Made by Sandwich, McKee and others, c. 1850. The plate is 6" in diameter with a scalloped rim. The front surface is excellent. The back edges of most of the scallops are rough. (4049x2)

Keywords: early flint tableware pattern pressed eapg

Manufacturer: Sandwich Glass Co.  

Deep Star Blue Water Tray Deep Star, also called Diamond Bar and Block, was a pattern of the Model Flint Glass Company c. 1890. Teal’s book "Albany Glass" pictures a smaller rectangular tray, however I believe this is the octagonal water tray in that pattern. 12 ¾" l x 11" w x 1 ¼" h. Excellent condition. (#5748)

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

Manufacturer: Model Flint Glass Company  

Flag, Eagle and Fleur de Lys Milk Glass Plate Made by the Westmoreland Glass Co., c.1903. This 7" milk glass plate has traces of its original "goofus glass" type gold paint. The patent date and number appear on the back of the flag (Sept. 8, 03 36538). Made in 1903. Excellent condition. (#5368)

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

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