Cord and Tassel Cake Stand Made by LaBelle and Central Glass Co., c. 1873, This stands 7 ¼" h x 10 ¼" d. Two bubbles appear on the underside of the top surface and a ¼" long sliver of glass has been left on the top surface. Great pressing – no chips, no obvious surface wear. (5202)

Keywords: cakestand, serving piece, tableware, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass, pressed glass


Circa: 1873
Manufacturer: LaBelle and Central Glass  

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

Manufacturer: McKee Glass Company  

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

Manufacturer: American glass company  

Ivy in Snow Cake Stand Made by the Co-Operative Flint Glass Co., c. 1898. This cake stand has an 8" diameter and stands 4 3/8" high. It is nicely proportioned with an interesting pedestal base. I have seen larger , both round and square cake stands in this pattern, but this is the first 8" stand I have had in my inventory. Excellent condition. (5809)

Key words: pressed victorian eapg early american pattern glass antique cake plate

Manufacturer: Co-Operative Flint Glass  

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  

Blue Flint Glass Compote Flint pressed glass low standard compote. Probably English, c. 1850’s-70’s. Scalloped rim and foot – very heavy. Excellent condition. 10 ¼" w x 6 ¼" h. (#3298)
Manufacturer: English  

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: American  

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

Manufacturer: glass company  

Lion Oval Covered Compote Also known as Frosted Lion, made by Gillinder & Sons, c. 1877. 4 ½" w x 7 ¾" l x 8" high to top of finial. Lion finial, collared base, and rims allwithout chips, or nicks. The compote bottom has a "water ring" all the way around, ranging from ½ - ¾" from the rim and in a 1 ½" long section below that ring there is some smudged clouding. (5654)

Keywords: comport, low standard, eapg, early American pattern glass

Circa: 1877
Manufacturer: Gillinder