Lenox Buttefly Meadow crystal wine Made only from 2000- 2004, this beautiful crystal wine in Lenox Glass’s Butterfly Meadow pattern, has 3 dragonflies around with fluted body. 6 7/8" tall; in MINT condition with no damage.
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Circa: 2000-2004
Manufacturer: Lenox  

Glass tray w 12 cordial glass assortment, EAPG thro 20th cent Fun collection of a dozen cordial glasses, ranging from pressed EAPG through the Depression, to the mid 20th century. Included are 3 with gold-trim; cut (Libbey Rocke Sharp); and what I believe to be 2 cordial-sized pressed pattern children’s stem glasses. Some are flint or leaded glass; some are optic. There are 12 different designs. All are MINT, and measure from 2 ¾ inches to 4 inches in height. BTW, EAPG glasses of this size were used as wines, although they are cordials by today’s standards. The glass tray is probably from 1930-40’s, an overall thumb print design with intact gold trim. Tray measures 12 ¾ x 8 x 1 1/8 inches, and is quite heavy.
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Circa: 1850's-1950's
Manufacturer: various  

Needle etched cordials, optic, vintage, pair Measuring 3 ¼ inches tall, this pair of optic cordials is in mint condition. There is a tasteful needle etched design around the center. No damage. Year and maker are unknown., but the style is consistent with Elegant Depression or earlier.
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Circa: elegant depression
 

3 Ashburton goblets, heavy EAPG MINT Great early EAPG pattern, made by a number of companies including Bakewell Pears, New England Glass, Boston & Sandwich, et al, ca 1850’s to 1870’s. This classic, well-known pattern Ashburton is also called Barrel Ashburton, along with several other names, including Flaring Top Ashburton which I believe these 3 are.
They stand 6 inches tall, with measurement across tops 3 5/8 inches on 2, and the third 1/16th inch wider. Glass is clear, bright, with occasional small bubbles and/or white spots within, all consistent with age of production. They have a slight flinty ring, and may be transition pieces, i.e., when flint was being changed over to soda glass. They do have great heft like flint, with each weighing around a pound. There is minimal base wear and only one has a tiny ding to the base, more to be felt than seen. One has a long fold or cooling line, but no cracks, chips, etc. Not marked; no pontil.

They are crystal clear; the green color is the reflection from plants outside the window. The photo with the 3 in line has end distortion by the camera; all are straight, although one wobbles just a tiny bit on a hard surface.
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Circa: 1850's
Manufacturer: NEG, B&S, etc.  

Aztec, McKee Pres-cut tumbler Marked Pres-cut inside the base, this tumbler is in the pattern Aztec, by McKee Glasss, ca 1904. Measures 3 ¾" tall, probably a water tumbler. Price reflects condition: faintly grayed, linear wear scratches in the clear area at the top, bruise with small local flakes under the manufacturer-ground base.
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Circa: 1904
Manufacturer: McKee