Viking Covered Sugar Made by Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., c.1876 for the Philadelphia Centennial. 5 1/8" h. without cover, 8 ¼" with cover: Viking heads appear on the feet and finial. This piece is in fabulous condition, no chips, cracks, or bruises and the finial is outstanding. (5954)

Keywords: pattern, glass, eapg, sugar bowl, centennial, exposition, early, american

Manufacturer: Hobbs, Brockunier  

Hexagon Block Cracker Jar Made by Hobbs Brockunier, c. 1889, also called Hexagonal Block. Amber stained with floral etching and original lid. 6 ¼" high without cover, 8" high with lid. This rare piece is in excellent condition, no chips on lid, foot or surface. See matching sugar bowl and tankard water pitcher on our site. (5961)

Keywords: amber, jar, eapg, pattern glass, container, etching


Manufacturer: Hobbs Brockunier  

Hexagon Block Covered Sugar Made by Hobbs Brockunier, c. 1889, also called Hexagonal Block. Amber stained with floral etching with original lid. Staining on the lid appears to be a bit lighter in color than staining on the base. 4 ¼" high without lid, 7" with lid See matching cracker jar and tankard pitcher on our site. Excellent condition. (5960)

Keywords: amber, jar, eapg, pattern glass, container, etching

Manufacturer: Hobbs Brockunier  

Hawaiian Lei Sugar/Spooner Hawaiian Lei was made by Bryce Higbee, c.1913. I am unsure whether this is a rather short spooner or a large sugar. If a sugar, it is missing the lid as pictured in a catalog description, however there is no "lip" for the lid, so it works well as an open sugar. Raised "bee" mark in the bottom. Excellent condition, all rim scallops and handles perfect. ( 119I)


Key Words: glass Victorian EAPG early american pattern pressed antique collectible


Manufacturer: Bryce Higbee  

Washington Centennial Covered Sugar Made by Gillinder, c. 1876 for the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition. This tall pedestaled sugar stands 8 ¾" high to the top of the finial x 4 ½" wide. The inside rim of the lid has a ¼" surface flake. (5889)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique sugar bowl

Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Frosted Lion Sugar Base This is the bottom to a Frosted Lion sugar. It is missing the lid, so if you have it, go for it. It features an unusual etching repeated 4 times around the bowl. Sometimes known as "Lion". Made by Gillinder & Sons, c. 1877. Measures 5 ¼" h x 4 ½" d. Frosted base, clear bowl.
Excellent condition. (#N142)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass

Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Canadian Covered Butter Manufacturer unknown for this c. 1870’s pattern. 7 ¾" h with lid, 3 ¾" h. without lid x 6"d. The base and lid each have 3 medallions separated by clear ivy leaves and vines on a stippled background. Medallions on the lid feature (1) a house on an island with a bridge to adjoining land (2) a mountain and tree scene (3) an island, mountain and tree scene with sailboats. The base medallions feature (1) a fenced path to a house & tress with person in rowboat on pond (2) a house, mountain and sailboats (3) 3 houses among trees with mountain background. Excellent condition. (#5878)

Keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible
Manufacturer: American Glass Co  

Swan Blue Handled Mustard / Sugar Great color in this piece of the 1880’s. Maker unknown. It very likely had a cover. The many knobs and beads that serve as handles are all perfect. 3 5/8" h x 3"w. Illustrated in Metz 2. Excellent condition. (#5848)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique

Manufacturer: american glass company  

Horse Head Covered Sugar Horse Head covered sugar, circa 1885. - 8" high (total), 5 " high base, 4 1/4" diameter base. Condition: lid- 1/2" long very shallow outside edge of lid flake; base-underside of hollow base has a 3/8" round chip and a small "v" chip. (#4451)

Key words: eapg pressed pattern glass
Manufacturer: as described  

Flint Cable Sugar Bottom Made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., c. 1850. Wonderful clear, resonating flint glass. 4 ¼" h x 4 ¼" w. Excellent condition. (#5201)

Victorian glass EAPG pattern pressed early american
Manufacturer: as described  

Ruby Stained Snail Sugar Base The Snail pattern was made by George Duncan & Sons. C. 1891. This sugar base is 4 1/8" h x 4" w. The ruby staining is good with a ½" x ¼" L shaped scratch in the body.
All of the "snail" centers have chipping. (#5702)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: Duncan & Sons  

Liberty Bell Covered Butter Gillinder made the Liberty Bell pattern for the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial. There is a 2 ½" section of chatter marks between the lip of the bottom rim and the flange, caused when removed from the mold. Three hair width light scratch marks appear on the butter base – each ¼" long. Perfect lid. 7 ¼" w x 5" h. (#5669)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG historical exposition expo memorabilia

Manufacturer: glass company  

Princess Feather Flint Covered Butter Made by Bakewell Pears, c. 1870. This is the flint version of the butter although not bell toned. 6" d x 4" high to top of finial. Finial, lid and base in excellent condition. (5786)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique butter dish

Manufacturer: Bakewell Pears  

Heisey’s Sawtooth Bands Covered Butter This Heisey pattern was produced during the company’s first 10 years of operation between 1896-1905. All rim beads and sawtooth edges are perfect. 7 1/4" d x 6" h with lid. Excellent condition. (#K134)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG


Manufacturer: Heisey  

Lion Head Covered Butter This pattern is a product of Gillinder & Sons, c. 1877. The lion head finial is frosted. The lid and base have cable bottom rims. 6" d x 7" h with lid. Excellent condition. (#4731)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: Gillinder & Sons