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Reverse 44 Sauces Platinum (pair)
Made by the US Glass Co., c.1912. These footed 4" sauces are 2" deep. Great for fruit or pudding. . The platinum staining is lush and the glass is in excellent condition. (#5818-19)
Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique
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5298-1
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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
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5789
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Heart with Thumbprint Plate
Heart with Thumbprint was made by the Tarentum Glass Company, c. 1898. This is a large plate, measuring 11 ½" d. Clear, brilliant, glass. Excellent condition. (5789)
Key words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique
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4707
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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
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5472
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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
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5783
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Thumbelina Tray Amber
Westmoreland Glass Company made this pattern, also called Flattened Diamond, Flattened Diamond and Sunburst and Pineapple and Fan, c. 1924. Glass clarity and quality is excellent. Amber is a rare color. 7 3/8" d. Scalloped edges and plate in excellent condition. (5783)
Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass childrens childs
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F183
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Cottage Water Tray
This clear glass round EAPG water tray is in the Cottage pattern, and measures 11 1/4" in diameter, and has a 3/4" high lip. Made by Adams and Company, US, circa 1880. This is in excellent condition. (#F183)
Key Words: bread plate, bread tray, bread platter, wine tray, water tray, Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass
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276E
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Liberty Bell Plate / Pin Tray
This pottery pin tray has a fancy acanthus leaf type raised border design. The center features the Liberty Bell. Decoration and glaze indicate a piece between 1875-1910. Makers mark on back.. Crazing apparent only on the underside from the table ring to the center . 6 ½" l x 7" d. (#276E)
Key words: Worlds Fair world centennial historical memorabilia
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5671
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President Garfield ABC Plate
This 6" plate has the frosted bust of Garfield in the center, surrounded by the letters of the alphabet. Since the date of his assassination (1881) was less than a year from the time of his election, this plate could have been either a memorial piece or a campaign item. Maker unknown. Excellent condition. (#5671)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG historical campaign presidential memorabilia political
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W167
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Ribbed Grape Plate
This pattern is attributed to the Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. circa 1850. The 6” plate is flint, with a scalloped edge and star center. All scallops but one are in very good condition. The top and the back of the damaged scallop is gone. (W167)
Key Words: bread plate, bread tray, bread platter, wine tray, water tray, Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass
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5748
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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
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K178
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Aurora Wine Tray
This clear glass round EAPG wine tray is done in the Aurora pattern, and measures 11" in diameter, and has a 3/4" high lip. Made by the Brilliant Glass Works, US, circa 1890. There is some minor inside rim roughness, otherwise very nice condition. (#K178)
Key Words: bread plate, bread tray, bread platter, wine tray, water tray, Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass
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5464
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Good Luck Plate - Medium
This is an 8 ¼" diameter plate, the second largest of 4 sizes made in the Good Luck or Horseshoe pattern. Made by Adams & Co.c.1881. Excellent condition. (5464)
Key Words: bread plate tray platter Victorian glass EAPG pattern pressed early american
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5425
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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
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4876
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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
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