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)

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Manufacturer: Duncan & Sons  

Tree of Life Celery – flint A Portland Glass Company pattern - clear band at top and a clear knob above the hollow conical base.
Black lights flint and has a slight ring. Height – 7 1/16" x 3 ½" diameter. No impressed "Portland" under bottom and the "Davis" interwoven always eludes me – I just can’t pick it out even when shown. Sorry. Circa 1870. Condition excellent. (#5164)

Manufacturer: Portland  

Maine Spooner Maine is one of the States patterns made by US Glass c. 1899. Also called Panelled Stippled Flower. The spooner is 4" h x 3 ¼" w. Excellent condition. (#5700)

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Manufacturer: US Glass Company  

Japanese Celery Vase Popular pattern by George Duncan & Sons, Pittsburgh , Pa.. c. 1880. Height – 9 1/8" Great pressing. Condition excellent. (#5205)

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Manufacturer: Duncan  

Pavonia Bird Etched Celery Made by Ripley, c. 1885. 6 ¾" h x 3 ½" d. Etched with a swallow type bird, flowers and leaves
and " Martha I Forsythe" (so if that is your name you have a winner). Excellent condition (3265)

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Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: Ripley  

Fuchsia Spooner The maker is unknown for the Fuchsia pattern, c. 1875. The spooner measures 5" from base to scalloped rim. The pattern features an undulating horizontal row of stippled fuchsia flowers and leaves. Excellent condition. (#5400)
Manufacturer: American  

Hand Pattern Jam Jar / Marmalade Sometimes called Pennsylvania Hand, this is a product of the O’Hara Glass Co., c. 1880. The finial is a clenched hand holding a bar. Height – 6" to top of finial x 2 ¾" wide. Finial, lid and jar rim in excellent condition. Under base has a 5/8" long chip which cuts slightly into the outer base surface. (5785)

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Manufacturer: O’Hara Glass Company  

Horn of Plenty Eggcup The Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, as well as others, produced the Horn of Plenty pattern. The flint eggcup dates circa 1850, and has a flared rim. Dimensions – 3 ¾"h x 2 5/8" w. Excellent condition. (#3964x1)

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Manufacturer: Boston and Sandwich Glass Company  

Ribbed Palm Spooner A flint glass pattern made by McKee, c. 1863. Great clarity in bowl. Scallops are perfect. 5 ¾" h x 3 ½" d. Excellent condition. (#W133)

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Manufacturer: McKee  

Cable Flint Spooner Cable was made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., c. 1850. This is flint but not bell-toned. 6" h. Great fan top. Excellent condition. (#5200)

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Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass Company  

Pleat and Panel Celery Vase Made by Bryce Brothers, ca. 1882. Height – 8" Condition excellent. (#4927)

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Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

Finecut and amber Block Spooner Made by King, Son & Co., c. 1890. 5 ¼" high to top of scallops x 4 ¼" w. Amber staining is deep and brilliant. A ring of amber stain separates the bowl and base. All scallops are perfect. Excellent condition. (4045)

Keywords: tableware, spoonholder, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1890
Manufacturer: King, Son & Co.  

Eggcup/Wine Crossover Neither a true eggcup nor a true wine, this piece features a large grape leaf with a cluster of grapes running down the center and is repeated 3 times around the bowl. Measures 3 1/8" x 2 1/8". Probably early 1900’s. Excellent condition. (#187C)

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Manufacturer: American  

Unknown Pattern Celery Vase A celery often confused with Japanese because of the oriental design. Encircled with bamboo plants, and Oriental fans featuring a Chinese junk , and a cloud with rays . Scallop and point rim. Height – 8 ¾". Circa 1880. Excellent condition. (#G149)

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Manufacturer: American