Wildflower Water Tray A stunning apple green water tray in the Wildflower pattern. Made by Adams & Co. and US Glass 1870’s – 1890’s. The tray measures 13" x 11". Very fine condition with one ¼" surface flake on the outside just above the bottom rim (and almost impossible to photograph). (#5441)

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

Manufacturer: Adams & Co.  

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

Manufacturer: glass company  

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
Manufacturer: as described  

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

Manufacturer: as described  

Rope Bands Plate A simple non flint pattern made by Bryce Brothers and US Glass, circa 1890. The 8” plate is in very good condition. These 6” plates make interesting additions for a mix and match table setting - often used as bread plates, dessert plates or salad plates. (196T)

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  

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  

Continental Bread Tray Made by Atterbury and patented July 6, 1875. The building shown in the center is Memorial Hall, a feature of the Philadelphia Centennial. The building is sometimes inaccurately referred to as "Continental Hall." The tray is 13" long and 9" wide. Wonderful handles with hands holding an object with faceted knob ends. There is a great clear unbroken bubble inside one of the knobs. Excellent condition. (#5483)
Manufacturer: as described  

LR #98 - Transition Cup Plate LR - #98 – A Transition Period plate – 3 5/8” diameter. Has rope scalloped top and rope bottom. Note that 3 of the rope scallops were underfilled and the rope design did not come through, otherwise a perfect plate.

Key Words: flint glass, EAPG, early american pattern glass, cup plate, cup plates, tea, Sandwich glass, Lee Rose number
Manufacturer: as described  

Good Luck Plate - smaller This is a 7 ¼" diameter plate, and the third largest of 4 sizes made in the Good Luck or Horseshoe pattern. The smallest plate is 7" in diameter. Made by Adams & Co.c.1881. Excellent condition. (5466)

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

Manufacturer: Adams & Co  

LR #216 - Lacy Period Cup Plate LR # 216 - A Lacy Period plate made by the Fort Pitt Glass Works – 3 5/8” diameter. Tiny damage to top of one scallop due to burst bubble. Excellent condition.

Key Words: flint glass, EAPG, early american pattern glass, cup plate, cup plates, tea, Sandwich glass, Lee Rose number

Manufacturer: as described  

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  

Ribbon Candy Plate Ribbon Candy was made Bryce Brothers, c. 1891. 8 3/8" d. At least 6 plate sizes were made, as well as numerous other shapes in this pattern. Excellent condition. (5218)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique

Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

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
Manufacturer: pottery company  

Dog – Rabbit Series Plate This plate is part of the Dog-Rabbit series. In this scene, a dog cart has hit a log, and a small child is falling out of the back of the cart. The dog has a rabbit in its mouth. And, on the left, there’s a mother with a small child in front of her house. This is a heavy plate, measuring 9 ½" (without handles) and 10 ½" across the handles. Center is clear glass (not frosted). Circa 1880's. In excellent condition. (#4278)

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

Manufacturer: as described  

Maryland Bread Tray Maryland is one of the "States" patterns made by US Glass c. 1898. 11" l x 8 ¼" w. There is a ¼" long chip on the underside middle of one of the scallops and 2 hair width side by side nicks on the underside ribs, about an inch away from the unbroken bubble. (#4929)

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

Manufacturer: US Glass Company