Truncated Cone Salt Shakers with Ring Handle Stand The shaker and stand are American, maker unknown, c. 1880’s. The ring handle stand is a very good fit for these shakers, which are probably not original to the stand. Both stand and shakers in excellent condition, no chips or cracks. The tops are period but not identical – one is a tin star top, the other a pewter moon and star top. (G129)

Keywords: salt and pepper, antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: American  

Bigler Master Salt Made by several Northeastern glass companies, c. 1850. High-toned flint glass. 3 1/8" d x 1 ¾" h. Flat bottom. Note the shear line in the base. Inside top rim roughness and a ¼" long top rim surface flake. (3514)

Keywords: EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass, flint glass

Circa: 1850
Manufacturer: American  

Heart with Thumbprint Salt Shakers (pair) Made by Tarentum Glass Co, c. 1898 – 2 ½" high without top, just shy of 3" with top. The shakers are considered scarce in this pattern. Am unsure if the plated tin tops are original to the set, but the fit is excellent. One shaker top is dented. One shaker is perfect. One shaker has a 1/16" bruise to the right of one of the large thumbprints and a 1/8" long shallow thin line chip to the right of a second thumbprint – shows a small bit of haziness. (6043)

Keywords: salt and pepper, antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1898
Manufacturer: Tarentum  

Individual Pavonia Salts This pair of Pavonia salt dips is in excellent condition. Circa late 1800's. (677)

Key Words: salt, salts, open salt, salt shaker, individual salt, master salt, salt dip, toothpick holder, pattern glass, pressed glass, EAPG, early american pattern glass
Manufacturer: Ripley  

Cottage Salt Shakers – pair These bulbous shakers in the Cottage pattern were made by Adams & Company, c. 1874 and later by US Glass. The shakers have period tops but are not matching, one is lightweight gold plated tin, and the other is heavy base metal with silver plating. The top rims of both shakers are chipped, one with damage all the way around. 2 ½" h with top. (#5718)

Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG

Manufacturer: Adams & Company  

Fine Rib Master Salt The ribs on this bell toned flint open master salt are definitely wider than those on Fine Rib wines, so it may be Coarse Rib (or something in between). The rib patterns were made by several companies including New England Glass Co., and McKee, c. 1860’s. The patterned foot comes out from a 5 panel stem. Excellent condition. (R181)

Keywords: tableware, pattern glass, eapg, early American pattern glass

Circa: 1860
Manufacturer: McKee  

Horizontal Oval Frames Master Flint Salt Listed in Metz2, pg. 12. Clear flint, c. 1850, maker unknown. Hexagonal rim and base. Large polished pontil. 3" h x 3" w. Resonant, high-pitched flint. Excellent condition. (J165)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique

Manufacturer: American  

Block and Fan Salt Shakers (pair) Made by Richards & Hartley, c.1885, later by US Glass, 2 ¾" high without lid. The lids are different, however both are period and screw on snugly. Glass in excellent condition, no chips or cloudiness. (6016)

Keywords: tableware, salt cellar, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: Richards & Hartley  

Bow Tie Master Salt This master salt in the Bow Tie pattern measures 3" in diameter x 1 5/16" h. . A product of the Thompson Glass Company, Uniontown, PA, c. 1889. Excellent condition. (#5364)

Manufacturer: Thompson Glass Co.  

New Hampshire Salt Shakers – pair A pair of table sized salt shakers made by US Glass, c. 1903. 2 7/8" h.. base to top rim *without tops). Period screw tops, both fitting well but not matching. The gilt is moderately good on one shaker and more worn on the other. Excellent condition. (#3019)

Key words: eapg early american pattern glass antique salts dip dips


Manufacturer: US Glass  

Ruby Button Arches Saltshakers (pair) Ruby stained Button Arches salt shakers (2). Each shows light remains of lettering "Souvenir, Winnipeg, Canada." 3" h Excellent condition including inside glass rims. (#5227)

Key Words: salt, salts, open salt, salt shaker, individual salt, toothpick holder, pattern glass, pressed glass, EAPG, early american pattern glass, master salt

Manufacturer: Duncan  

Lily of the Valley Master Salt Base Lily of the Valley was made by Richards & Hartley, c. 1870. The cover is missing on this 3-legged form. The legs and decorative knob are in excellent condition. The inside rim has a 1" and a ½" section of mini chatter marks. (S138)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique

Manufacturer: Richards & Hartley  

Challinors Forget Me Not Salt Shaker A mold blown shaker of opaque white glass. It is a product of the Challinor Taylor Glass Company, Tarentum, Pennsylvania. A little roughness on top edge - otherwise excellent. Circa 1880's. (123M)

Key Words: salt, salts, open salt, salt shaker, individual salt, master salt, salt dip, toothpick holder, pattern glass, pressed glass, EAPG, early american pattern glass
Manufacturer: Challinor Taylor  

Eureka Salt & Pepper Shakers Made by the National Glass Co., c. 1901. These Eureka shakers have remnants of original gold stain between the elongated rectangles of the pattern. Both are in excellent condition. The tops are not original, but fit very well. (#5608)

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

Manufacturer: National Glass Co.  

Cased Pink Shell Overlapping Shakers - Pair A very attractive pair of antique pink cased glass salt shakers in the Shell Overlapping pattern - with original tops. Circa 1894 - made by the Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company. Excellent condition. (#GG-1007)

Keywords: pattern pressed glass Victorian collectible
Manufacturer: Consolidated Lamp and Glass Co.