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.  

Garfield Memorial Plate A portrait of President Garfield is the centerpiece of this memorial plate. Maker unknown, c. 1881. 10" d. A well executed design and a great impression. Excellent condition. (198F)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG historical campaign president memorabilia political antique
Manufacturer: American  

Columbia Amber Tray Maker unknown, c. 1890. This large shield shaped tray is 11 ½" l x 9 ½" w. The center depicts Columbia surrounded by 13 vertical bars with a star studded top. It was made in several colors. There is a 7/16" sliver along the left edge, a series of small tiny nicks along the top left angled edge and a ¼" chip on the underside next to Columbia’s nose.
(5919

Keywords: plate president tray serving historical memorabilia platter commemorative
Manufacturer: American  

Wildflower Apple Green Plate Wildflower was made by Adams & Co., c. 1891. 9 7/8" d. The apple green color is one of my favorites, soft, and unusual. Excellent condition. (T117)

Keywords: eapg pattern glass pressed vintage antique collectible american
Manufacturer: Adams  

Pleat and Panel Bread Tray Made by Bryce Bros., c 1882. This is the close handled version of the bread platter. 13" l x 8 ¼" w. Fabulous pressing in excellent condition. (5930)

Keywords: eapg pattern glass pressed vintage antique collectible american


Manufacturer: Bryce Bros.  

Bryan E Pluribus Unum Plate Maker unknown, c. 1896. This 9" plate is rare. It features Bryan’s portrait framed by 13 stars. On his right shoulder is "Bryan and on the left "16 to 1" which referred to the Democratic demand for free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 compared with gold. The forget-me-not border is missing one knob. (5941)

Keywords: historical political president commemorative Americana


 

Royal/Royal Lady Bread Plates This pair of bread plates in the Royal pattern was made by the Belmont Glass Co., Bellaire, Ohio 1881. Each plate measures 13 ½" long from handle to handle by 8 ¾" w. The center features a child sitting on the ground with a spoon in one hand, a tipped food plate or bowl in the other and a glum expression on her face. Excellent condition with a 3/16" flake on inside rim of one plate. (#K196 5685)

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

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  

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  

Sandwich Acorn Plate Trefoil Center Made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. , 1830-1845. The center of this 6" flint glass plate features 4 trefoils surrounded by acorns, oak leaf clusters and stars. Beaded scroll and rosette rim. Rim in amazingly good condition with just a few of the scallops partially gone. There is a shallow ¼" underfill or broken bubble on the back of the rim edge. (4216)

Key words: pressed victorian eapg early american pattern glass antique cake plate

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass  

Classic Blaine Plate Classic was a product of the Gillinder Co. c. 1875. James E. Blaine ran as a Republican presidential candidate in the campaign of 1884 against Grover Cleveland. Frosted center. The detail is so fine that the slots for the buttonholes on Blaine’s lapels are clearly visible. This is the epitome of American mold making. 11 ½" diameter Pristine condition. (5425)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique historical americana presidential commemorative

Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Dahlia Handled Plate This pattern glass plate was made by both the Portland Glass Company and the Canton Glass Company - and dates around 1880. Measures 9" in diameter and 10 ¾" from handle to handle. Much of the inside rim of the plate is rough and there is a small surface chip in one of these sections. Displays very nicely. (#4876)

Key Words: Victorian glass EAPG pattern pressed early american

Manufacturer: as described  

Bates Plate Minerva Pattern Minerva was made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., c. 1870. The Bates plate is one of the more difficult pieces to find in the Minerva pattern. John Coulter Bates served in Lincoln’s cabinet, also in the Spanish American War as a Major-General. 7 ¾" d. without tab handles. There are 3 smudged areas of wear in the clear center, one to the left and 2 to the right of the bust portrait – the largest is ½" long. There is a 3/8" long under edge rim chip at the top edge of the plate. (5472)


Key words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG SpanAm War political commemorative historical antique

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass Company  

Finecut and Panel Plate Both Bryce Brothers and Richards and Hartley produced this pattern in the late 1800’s. A 6” plate in excellent condition. These 6” plates make interesting additions for a mix and match table setting - often used as bread plates, dessert plates or salad plates. (628-1)

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

Manufacturer: as described  

Bulls Eye & Spear Head Tray This terrific round tray has a diameter of 9". Made by 3 companies: Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton, of Findlay, Ohio - circa 1870''s ; also made by Bellaire and Model Flint of the same period. This clear non-flint tray has a straw mark in the center - and the tray shows signs of surface wear. Still display very nicely. (#I113)

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

Manufacturer: as described