Shell and Tassel Sq Folded Edge Cake Stand Made by George Duncan & Sons, c.1881. This interesting piece is 9 3/8" wide across the center, 7 ½" high at center. Corner edge heights vary from 8" to 8 3/8". This has a
different look than the regular open high standard compotes, obviously pulled up and tooled from a cake stand mold. Excellent condition. (6040)

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

Circa: 1881
Manufacturer: Duncan  

Shell and Tassel Large Square Compote Made by George Duncan & Sons, c.1881. This compote is 9 3/8" wide across the center x 8 3/4" high at center and 9" high at the top of the shells.. It is a r-eeeealy large compote. Excellent condition. (6041)

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

Circa: 1881
Manufacturer: Duncan  

Ribbon Candy Cake Stand Made by Bryce Bros., c. 1885. 9 3/8" w x 4 ½" h. Sparkling, clear glass – no chips, nicks. One broken bubble appears between the center and edge of the plate and can be slightly felt on the underside. (6073)

Keywords: cake plate, cakestand, serving plate, tableware, eapg, antique glass

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

Royal Crystal Cracker Jar Made by Tarentum, c. 1894. 9 ¼" high with cover, 6" high without cover x 5"wide. There is a ¼" long thin chip and a 1/8" nick on the inside rim of the lid.. Clear, clear glass. No other damage. A great piece. (6098)

Keywords: biscuit jar, biscuit barrel, cookie jar , antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1894
Manufacturer: Tarentum  

Wyoming Scalloped Rim Compote Made by US Glass, c. 1903. 8" w x 5 ½" h. This is a true open compote with a scalloped rim and saucer shaped bowl. I’ve always thought that part of the pattern looked like little owls. Very clear glass, excellent condition, no damage. (6087)

Keywords: comport, serving dish, eapg, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1903
Manufacturer: US Glass  

Classic Compote Collared Base Made by Gillinder, c. 1875, Clear with frosted panels, 9 ½" d. x 10 ½" h. with lid. This is larger than any listed in Jenks and in superb condition. One 1/8" nick on the outside of the top rim. Will be shipped in 2 boxes, each double boxed and well padded. (6081)

Keywords: tableware, comport, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Circa: 1875
Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Bow Tie Cake Stand A high standard cake stand in the Bow Tie pattern, measuring 9" in diameter and 6" high. Three straw marks appear on the surface of the cake plate, 2 on the top and one underneath. Very clear glass, several bubbles throughout glass. . A product of the Thompson Glass Company, Uniontown, PA, c. 1889. (#5362)

Key words: pressed victorian eapg glass early american pattern cakestand
Manufacturer: Thompson Glass Co,  

Atlanta True Open Compote Made by the Fostoria Glass Co., c. 1895. 6" d x 7 ¼" h. Lion heads grace the 4 corners of
the compote top and the corners of the base. Scalloped rim. all lion heads and glass are
without chips. Outstanding condition, (5496)

Keywords: comport, high standard, serving piece, pattern glass, eapg, early American pattern
glass

Circa: 1895
Manufacturer: Fostoria  

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


Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich Glass  

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)

Key words: early american pattern glass EAPG pressed
Manufacturer: Sandwich  

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)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: Ripley  

Dewdrop with Star Cake Stand Made by Campbell, Jones & Co., c. 1877. 9" d x 6" h. Scallops encircle the bottom of the top rim. Rim is 1/4" high. Shows no obvious top surface wear. Hollow base stem carries the familiar "star point" pattern. Excellent condition. (5952)

Keywords: cakestand, eapg, pattern glass, standard

Manufacturer: Campbell, Jones & Co.  

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)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: Richards & Hartley  

Thumbprint Flint Compote Made by several factories including Bakewell Pears, Challinor and McKee, c. 1860. 6" d. x 8 ½" high to top of finial. Hexagonal knob finial with an octagonal stem. Flint but not bell-toned. All scallops on base top are perfect. Minor chips on lid scallops (see photos).
(S143)

Keywords: comport, early, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1860
Manufacturer: Bakewell/McKee  

Waffle Sweetmeat Sweetmeat/footed covered nappy , 12 scallops on flange. Hollow, six lobed stem, circular stepped foot with waffle pattern underneath. 8 ¼" overall, 5 ¼" h base, 5 ¾" outside diameter lid . Condition – some surface sections of flange have been smoothed, 3/8" underside crack between a set of scallops, one fine hairline extending underneath from flange to outer rim. (#M170)
Manufacturer: Boston & Sandwich