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Pressed Leaf Flint Compote
This Pressed Leaf flint compote was made by McKee, c. 1868. Note the fine cable edge and the repetition of the pattern on the foot. 8 ¼" l x 4 7/8" h. On the inside of the foot rim there is a 1 ½" long line of chatter marks, which reflect through when sitting on the table (although these marks are not on the bottom of the foot.) (#M180)
Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique
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Swan Open Compote
The Swan pattern is attributed to the Canton Glass Co., c. 1882. This compote is very wide – 10 ½" in diameter. It stands just shy of 7 ½" tall. Three oval medallions with floating swans are interspersed with "mesh-like" panels separated by a smaller clear panel with 5 vertical diamonds. There is a ¼" x ¼" chip on the inside edge of one of the scallops causing 1/8" of the top of that scallop to be gone. (#3772)
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5731
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Canadian Covered Compote
This 7" diameter x 10 ½" high covered compote was made c. 1870 - the pattern name is Canadian. The manufacturer is unknown. The base and lid each have 3 different scenes including bridges, forests, houses, sailboats, and even the top of a castle. Each scene is separated ny ivy leaves. Both cover and base are in excellent condition. (#5731)
Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG
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5738
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Sprig Cakestand
Sprig, or Paneled Sprig, was made by Bryce Higbee, circa 1885. The cake stand measures 9 ½" wide (outside edge to outside edge) by 6 ¾" high. The ten paneled top consists of an alternating patterned panel and a plain panel. On the underside of the cakeplate’s surface, each panel ends in a "V" shape, formed by the "prisms" separating the panels. The surface of the cake plate shows no scratch marks or wear – fantastic condition! (#5738)
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Atterbury Melon Covered Dish
This novelty dish was made and patented by Atterbury in 1878. It is 6" l x 4 ¼" w x 4 ¾" h minus finial, and about 6" h with finial. Under the bottom you will find" Pat Apr 23’ 78." The rim of the compote bottom has 3 tiny flat surface flakes. The raised portion of the lid which fits into the compote bottom, has a ¼" chip. Finial is perfect. (#4041)
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5831
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Hawaiian Lei Childs Cake Stand
Hawaiian Lei is a Higbee pattern c. 1913. This 6 ¼" d x 3 ½" h. cake stand is usually thought of as a part of the Hawaiian Lei Victorian children’s set. The Higbee "bee" with initials is raised on the very center of the cake stand. Excellent condition. (#5831)
Key Words: childrens glass Victorian toy EAPG miniature pattern pressed child's dishes play dish
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5830
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Baby Thumbprint Cake Stand
This is a very hard to find, almost rare child’s cake stand. Excellent glass quality and clarity, as fine as that of Heisey. Maker unknown, c. 1910. It stands 3" h x 4 ¼" d., with a six paneled stem and a very flat surface. Excellent condition. (#5830)
Key Words: childrens glass Victorian toy EAPG miniature pattern pressed child's dishes play dish
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3889
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Chandelier Banana Stand
Chandelier was made by the O'Hara Glass Co., c. 1888. This high standard banana stand measures 7 1/2" h x 7 1/2" w. There is a nick one side of an overhanging triangle, one triangle is missing the lower half and another has the very pointed end of the tip gone. (#3889)
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Arched Fleur de Lis Banana Stand
Made by Bryce Higbee, c. 1898. Might also be spelled " Fleur de Lys", but that is a different pattern made by another company. The stand is 7 ¼" h x 9 7/8" long. Excellent condition. (#4921)
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4987
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Hamilton Flint Compote
A product of the Sandwich Glass Co., c. 1860’s. This flint compote measures 7"d x 5" h. There are ¼" chips on the top of 2 contiguous scallops and a lesser chip on the one next to them. Three other scallops have small flakes. The outside pattern of the compote has a small section with less than pinhead sized breaks in the design. (#4978)
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5588
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Dakota High Standard Compote
The Dakota pattern is a product of Ripley & Co, and US Glass, c.1885. This is a very large compote with a flared rim, measuring 8 ¾" d x 8 3/4" h. The top rim has about a 3 ½" section that cooled too quickly causing the rim to be out of true round. Except for this anomaly, excellent condition. (#5588)
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Horn of Plenty Flint Compote
The Horn of Plenty pattern was made by Bryce McKee & Co. and the Sandwich Glass Co., c. 1850-70. This is bell-toned flint, 7" d x 3 ¼" h. Excellent condition. (#4682)
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5616
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Ribbed Ivy Sweetmeat Base
A flint pattern produced by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., c. 1850. This is the bottom of a covered sweetmeat. It features a scalloped rim and patterned foot. 6" d x 3 ½" h. Excellent condition. (#5616)
keywords: flint glass eapg early american pattern compote
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M144
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Barred Ovals Compote
Duncan & Sons and US Glass were makers of this pattern c. 1892. 7 ¼" h x 7"d. It is a well proportioned piece of glass. Excellent condition. (#M144)
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5166
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Cupid and Venus Covered Compote
This low standard covered compote was made by Richards & Hartley c. 1891. Note the wonderful scalloped rim. There are 2 small ¼" inner rim nicks under the lid. The inside bottom of the bowl is worn to almost a frosted look. 8 ½" d x 8" h. (#5166)
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