Heart with Thumbprint Condiment Tray Made by Tarentum, c. 1896. 8 ¼" l x 4 ¼"w x 3/8"h. Moderately worn gold extending on inside and outside of rim. There is a tight hairline extending from and through the rim and down into the tray for about ¾". Did I see this when I bought it – duh! Scallops and points are in excellent condition. There are minor wear marks in several places where the bottom touched the table. (6229)
Circa: 1896
Manufacturer: Tarentum  

Delaware Pin Tray Made by US Glass, c. 1899. 8 1/2" l x 3 3/4"w. at center. Clear glass. All of the tiny edge beads are intact. On the rounded long outside edge the center of that edge has a 1/16" nick in which you can catch your fingernail. (5035)

Keywords: Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass, eapg, dresser tray
Circa: 1899
Manufacturer: US Glass  

Sandwich Flint Beehive Plate Made by Sandwich, c. 1840. 9 ¾" d. The scallops on this octagonal dish are in amazingly fine condition, with just 2 underside chips, one of those on a corner. The central panel features 6 beehives, thistles and stars. On the border, bees alternate between acanthus leaves and scrolls. Very fine stippling. Perfect base rim. (6213)

Keywords: Boston and Sandwich, antique glass, lacy glass, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1840
Manufacturer: Sandwich  

Actress Pinafore Platter Made by Adams & Co., c.1880. 11 1/8" l x 7 1/8"w. This oval platter commemorates the operetta HMS Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan. The cap band of the character on the deck has the last 5 letters of the word "Pinafore." Scalloped edges, base and shells are perfect. The inside left rim has a series of 6 surface nicks. (6220)

Keywords: plate, tray, opera, EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: Adams  

Lillian Russell Historical Plate
The maker is unknown for this 5 ½" plate, c. 1885.The plate is illustrated in Lindsey’s "American Historical Glass." Lillian Russell was known as the "Queen of Light Opera," and sang for 16 weeks at the Chicago World’s Fair. Perfect condition. (6110)

Keywords: opera, famous, singer, exposition, eapg

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: American  

Polar Bear Water Tray Maker unknown, sometimes attributed to the Crystal Glass Co., c. 1883. 15 ½" l x 11" w x 1 ¼" h.. Frosted and clear. There are 7 medium to large bubbles in the glass around the rim and a few tiny bubbles in the surface. A white 1/16" glass impurity appears in the glass on the ship. Note the shear line. A hairline scratch runs from the shear line to one of the birds. No chips. (6138)

Keywords: early American pattern glass, eapg, antique glass

Circa: 1883
Manufacturer: Crysstal Glass Co.  

Willow Oak Plates (2) Made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1880 7"d. One plate is perfect, the top of one bead is missing on the underside of the other plate. (6173-74)

Keywords: Keywords: EAPG, antique glass, Victorian glass, Early American Pattern Glass, tableware

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

Willow Oak Larger Plates (set of 2) Made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1880. 9 ½" without tab handles, 11" with tab handles. Perfect condition. More of these plates are available. Check out other Willow Oak pieces on my site. (6176-77)

Keywords: Keywords: EAPG, antique glass, Victorian glass, Early American Pattern Glass, tableware

Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

GAR Glass Platter This rectangular glass platter ( bread plate ) honors the Grand Army of the Republic which was organized in 1866. The GAR insignia forms the center panel. Engraved in small letters on the medal in that center panel is " Grand Army of the Republic Veteran 1861-1866." United States shields decorate the corners. Illustrated in Lindsey "American Historical Glass. " 11 1/8" l x 7 5/8" w. c. 1870-1880. Excellent condition. (#5593)

Key words: eapg early american pattern memorabilia commemorative political
Manufacturer: American Glass Company  

Liberty Bell Plate Made by Gillinder for the Philadelphia Exhibition of 1876 (Centennial). This is the smallest of the Liberty Bell plates, measuring 6 ¼" w without handles and 6 ¾" w with handles. All scallops, tab handles, base and body of plate in excellent condition. (#5298)

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

Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Frosted Stork Bread Plate Made by the Iowa City Glass Co., c. 1885. 11 ½" l x 8"w. Fancy border with deer, geometric design and flower basket ends. There is a surface chip on the underside edge of the plate under the flower basket measuring 3/8" l x ¼"w. (6142)

Keywords: early American pattern glass, eapg, antique glass, birds

Circa: 1885
Manufacturer: Iowa City Glass Co.  

Knights Templar Duquesne Commandery Plate This 5 ½" plate features the blockhouse. Inscribed " Duquesne Commandery No. 72 – K. T., Pittsburgh USA". C. 1899. Excellent condition. (5782)

Key Words: Victorian EAPG early american pattern glass
Manufacturer: American Glass company  

Willow Oak Amber Plates (2) Made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1880. We have a perfect 9 1/2" d. without handles or 11"d. with tab handles amber plate and a 7" diameter amber plate without handles. The small plate has a 1/2" long rim chip. Clarity of both plates is excellent. (6175 -6183)

Keywords: Keywords: EAPG, antique glass, Victorian glass, Early American Pattern Glass, tableware


Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: Bryce Brothers  

Dog Rabbit Series Bread Plate Scene II Made by Gillinder & Son, c,1880, also called "Boys in Cart." This is the second in a series of 3 scenes depicting the cart ride. 10 3/4" wide handle to handle. The center is frosted. A few minor surface scratches on the clear glass rim, a series of ¾-1" long scratches on the underside top in the frosting. The table rim edge has a 3 ¾" long section of inside edge roughness from the mold. (4318)

Keywords: tray, platter, antique glass, serving piece, eapg
Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: Gillinder  

Diagonal Band with Fan Plate Made by US Glass, c. 1891. 6"diameter. No chips, some very light surface scratching. (4327)

Keywords: table setting, Victorian glass, antique glass, eapg, Early American Pattern Glass

Circa: 1891
Manufacturer: US Glass