1908 EAPG Saratoga Red Block Ruby Stained Souvenir Mug Antique, Early American Pattern Glass Saratoga Race Course personalized souvenir glass mug. Ruby red stained crystal in Red Block pattern. Cut-to-clear words, flowers and flying bird. Mug displays the names Saratoga and Jeter, and the year 1908. The base has a star pattern.

Red Block pattern was first produced by Doyle and Company, and was known as their number 250 pattern. It was reissued by U.S. Glass, and also copied by Fostoria.

Made in USA.

Size: 3 1/8 inches tall; 2 1/2 inches diameter.

Condition: Couple of small chips on the inside edge of rim; chip on side of one of the raised triangles within the pattern.
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Doyle & Co  

Antique Amber Pattern Glass Creamer Scarce, 19th Century amber glass creamer in the lovely 'Currier and Ives' pattern (aka Eulalia) by Co-Operative Flint Glass Co.

The Currier and Ives pattern consists of raised dots and small diamonds. The small diamonds form larger diamonds which surround each dot. This pitcher is made from a four-part mold in a rich, amber color, and has a partially scalloped rim.

Circa: Late 1880's.

Size: 4 3/8 inches tall.

Condition: Very good. Pitcher has a manufacturer's defect to the right of the spout where there is a small 'V' indentation.
Circa: 1880's
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Co-Operative Flint Glass Co