Nail Flat Celery Made by Ripley, c. 1892. 11" l x 5 1/8"w. This is a lay down or flat celery – a great piece in perfect condition. Sparkling, clear glass. The central etching consists of a bellflower-type bud with stem and 4 large leaves. (3178)

Keywords: eapg, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Circa: 1882
Manufacturer: Ripley  

Lion and Cable Spooner Also called Tiny Lion. Made by Richards and Hartley, c. 1882. 5 7/8" h x 3 3/8"w. This is a double handled spooner with a scalloped rim and cable foot. Etched on both sides with a single central flower with ferns and leaves. There are 2 sections of the underbase with damage; a 1 ¼" long tapering triangular chip which may have been smoothed, and a smaller , flatter , triangular ½" chip. There is no other damage. (5214)

Keywords: spoon holder, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Circa: 1882
Manufacturer: Richards and Hartley  

Deer and Dog Spooner Made by Gillinder & Sons, c. 1870’s. 6 ¼" h x 3 5/8"w. Stunning condition. All ruffled edges perfect, no nicks or chips. (6146)

Keywords: spoonholder, deer dog hunter, acid etched, eapg, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1870
Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Three Face Etched Spooner Made by Duncan, c. 1878. 6 ¼" h x 3 ¾"w. Etching is garlands draped with bellflowers topped by etched bands and a series of banded dots. No chips or blemishes. The glass is very slightly purpled and shows most where the glass is thickest, at the bottom of the bowl and around the ruffled edges. (6148)

Keywords: spoonholder, acid etched, eapg, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass


Circa: 1878
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)
Keywords: antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass, serving piece
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)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass

Manufacturer: New England Glass Company  

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)

Key words: pressed victorian eapg glass early american pattern

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)

EAPG early american glass
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)

Key Words: Victorian glass, EAPG, pattern glass, pressed glass, early american pattern glass, wine, wines, stemware, egg cups, cordial, cordials, champagne, champagnes antique
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  

Barred Oval Celery Boat Duncan & Sons made this pattern c 1892. This flat celery dish is 10 ½" l x 4 ½" w. The sloped sides and lower ends make it an attractive table piece. Excellent condition. (#J178)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique

Manufacturer: Duncan & Sons