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Swirl and Diamonds Amber Tray
This measures 10" in diameter and is circa 1890. The center is a large Daisy and Button pattern. Can be used as a bread plate or platter or tray. Condition is excellent. (#5211)
Key Words: Victorian glass EAPG pattern pressed early american tray platter water wine
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C127
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Royal - Crying Baby Bread Plate
Royal, sometimes called Royal Lady, is a pattern that was made by the Belmont Glass Company, circa 1881. This bread plate is known as " Crying Baby ". Measures 8 Ύ" x 13 ½" light amber in color. There is a small hairline at the end of one handle, and another on the center outside edge of plate. (#C127)
Key Words: Victorian glass EAPG pattern pressed early american tray platter
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I113
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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
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5441
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Wildflower Water Tray
A stunning apple green water tray in the Wildflower pattern. Made by Adams & Co. and US Glass 1870s 1890s. The tray measures 13" x 11". Very fine condition with one Ό" 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
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K196
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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 Ύ" 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
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4278
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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, theres 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
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5585
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Kansas Cake/Bread Plate
Kansas is one of the States patterns made by US Glass, c. 1914. The pattern is sometimes called Jewel and Dewdrop. This oval plate is considered a cake plate it lacks the inscription in the center which the bread plate has. 10 Ό" l x 8" w Excellent condition. (#5585)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG
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LR285
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LR #285 - Lacy Period Cup Plate
LR - # 285 A Lacy Period plate 3 5/8 diameter. There are underchips on 2 scallops, overall very good condition.
Key Words: flint glass, EAPG, early american pattern glass, cup plate, cup plates, tea, Sandwich glass, Lee Rose number
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Atlantic Cable Bread Plate
This handled EAPG bread plate is handled, and measures 10 1/2". It commemorates the laying of the Atlantic Cable in 1858. This plate is circa 1861, maker is unknown. The plate does show some surface wear but is still presentable. (#132F)
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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LR216
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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
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196T
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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
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628-1
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Finecut and Panel Plate
Both Bryce Brothers and Richards and Hartley produced this pattern in the late 1800s. 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
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