Two Band Covered Compote The Two Band pattern is a product of the late 1880’s. This handled low standard compote is 7 5/8" d x 8 ¾" h. There is a ½" x 3/8" on the bottom of one base handle. A chip shears off one side of the finial on the lid. There is a ¼" chip inside the lid cover. (#5025)

keywords: eapg early american pattern glass


Manufacturer: as described  

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)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique

Manufacturer: Bryce Higbee  

Argus / Early Thumbprint Footed Bowl / Compote This low standard open compote was made by Bakewell Pears & Co. c.1860. This Bakewell version is identified by the double row of flattened hobnails on the inside of the base. It is heavy, bell-toned flint. 8" d x 3 ¾" h. At the very center of the bowl there is an area of minor scuffing. Condition of scallops and base is excellent. (#5050)

Key words: early American glass pressed EAPG pattern
Manufacturer: as described