Shell and Tassel Round Spooner Made by George Duncan & Sons, c.1881. Spooner is 5 1/8" h x 3 3/8" w. Excellent condition. See the round covered sugar and round covered butter in this pattern on our site. (6037)

Keywords: tableware, table set, antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1881
Manufacturer: Duncan  

Bellflower Flint Egg Cup Bellflower was made by several glass companies, including Sandwich. C, 1860. This flint egg cup is 4" h x 2 ¼" d. It is single fine rib, straight sided. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks. (6101)
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Circa: 1860
Manufacturer: Sandwich  

Flute Eggcup One of the many variations of the Flute pattern. A flint glass piece. A 2" strawmark appears across 2 panels as well as a very hard to see 1/4" area of fine surface scratching of long standing. Dimensions 3 1/8" x 2 5/8". Circa 1860. (#190Q)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG
Manufacturer: as described  

Washington Flint Celery This flint Washington pattern celery vase was made by the New England Glass Company, circa 1869. The glass is brilliant bell-toned flint. It measures 8 ½" high x 3 5/8" wide at the top. Excellent condition. (#5649)

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Manufacturer: New England Glass Company  

Tree of Life Spooner in Silver Plate Frame The Portland Glass Company made the Tree of Life pieces in silver plate frames, c. 1870. This is a very ornate frame. The band circling the spooner features continuous medallions of a peacock, deer running, wading bird, deer lying down, swan, deer standing. Partially covered by the frame is a rabbit, another deer and a fox. 6 ¼" h in silver plate frame x 3" w. Webster & Co. silver plate. The outside of the base has 3 small nicks plus an internal fracture which can be seen in the photo. Replating is needed. See the matching Tree of Life Creamer we have in stock! (5751)

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Manufacturer: Portland Glass Company  

Beatty Rib Blue Opalescent Spooner Made by the Beatty Glass Co., c 1889. 4 ¼" h x 3"d. Excellent condition – no chips, cracks or nicks. (5868)

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Manufacturer: Beatty Glass  

Scallop Shell Celery Vase This nice tall clear glass celery vase is 9" high. Circa 1880’s – pattern is Scallop Shell. Two of the sides near the top show signs of the glass cooling a bit too quickly causing fine lines .(#5137)

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Manufacturer: American  

Lion and Cable Celery This 8" celery vase is in the Lion and Cable pattern, also called Tiny Lion. Made by Richards & Hartley, Tarentum, Pa. c. 1880's. The handled celery features a tiny reclining lion at the top of each handle. The base has a cable edge. There are minor stretch marks on the base, otherwise excellent condition. (#5403)

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Manufacturer: Richards & Hartley  

Tulip with Sawtooth Celery The Tulip with Sawtooth pattern was made by Bryce Richards & Co., c.1854, in both flint and nonflint versions. US Glass also made the pattern after 1891. This celery vase is the non-flint version, and although it is heavier than most non-flint celeries it does not have the weight of the earliest flint celery vases. Note the scalloped rim, faceted knob stem, and the large (3 ¾") circular foot with star pattern. It stands 9 ½" high. The glass is clear and bright. Excellent condition. (#5387)
Manufacturer: US Glass  

Hummingbird Celery Vase Maker unknown for this pattern, c. 1880’s. Great medium amber color. 7 5/8" h x 4"w. The ridge extending inside the top rim has mold roughness. No chips, nicks. (5001)

Keywords: tableware, birds, eapg, early American pattern glass

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: American  

Grape and Festoon Eggcup Pattern made by many US glass companies including Doyle & Co, and Boston & Sandwich. Nonflint, circa 1880’s. Dimensions 3 7/8"x 2 ½". Excellent condition. (#4247x2)

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

Westmoreland Eggcup A product of the Gillinder Glass Company, c. 1898. Dimensions are 4" h x 2 ½" w. Excellent condition. (#3825)

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Manufacturer: Gillinder Glass Company  

Continental Eggcup Probably an English or Continental eggcup, nonflint. Has a scalloped foot, very unlike American production eggcups. Heavy, clear glass with 8 drape like panels surrounding the bowl. C. 1860 Dimensions 4"h x 2 1/8"w. Excellent condition. (#E188)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG
Manufacturer: as described  

Birch Leaf Flint Milk Glass Spooner A pattern of the late 1860’s -70’s. Unattributed. Made in flint and non-flint, this is a flint milk glass version. Pleasing, well balanced shaped with a scalloped top rim. 5 ½" h x 3 ½" d. There is a ¼" under base flat surface flake which does not show when the piece stands flat and a 1/8" nick on the outside foot rim. (5495)

Key words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: American  

Cable Eggcup The Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. made the Cable pattern. It measures 3 ¾" h 2 5/8" d. Pattern is c. 1860 and is flint glass. Excellent condition. (#3810x2)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich