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Glass: Pattern Glass


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Glass: Pattern Glass?
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I believe this is a jelly compote made by U.S. Glass circa 1891 in the pattern Rosette. It stands 4-1/2 inches height, 4-3/8 inches across rim, 3-1/4 inches across base. Condition: vintage, used, no chips or cracks, normal manufacturing imperfections; a grain of sand within the glass, air bubbles and straw marks.  This early American pressed glass large bowl was made around 1904 by McKee Glass Company. The pattern is called Aztec Sunburst and was part of their Pres-Cut line. It measures 9 inches diameter by 3-3/8" deep. There are a few typical small bubbles in the glass but no chips, scratches, cloudiness or damage and is crystal clear.  Late 1800s Early American Pressed Glass cruet in the Late Block or Duncan Block (Waffle) pattern by US Glass Company. US Glass obtained the mold from Duncan Glass where this pattern originated. There is a swirl of glass pontil type mark on the bottom of the cruet, so it may be the earlier Duncan version. The cruet is 5-1/2" high including the faceted stopper. There is no damage to the cruet or stopper, just a bit of light mold line roughness inside the rim where the stopper sits. When sold in pairs, one cruet always had a purposeful dot of glass at the top of the handle, this one has the dot.   Heavy glass bowl in tulip shape with scalloped rim. It measures 8 1/4" in diameter and is 5 1/2" high. CONDITION: Excellent with no chips or cracks and very clear glass.

Rosette Jelly Compote, U. S. Glass $18.00

  

McKee EAPG Aztec Sunburst 9 Inch Serving $34.00

  

US Glass EAPG Block Waffle Cruet $25.00

  

Tulip Bowl $15.00
This is a candy plate in the Wisconsin pattern by US Glass. It measures 5" x 5" and is slightly over 1" high. CONDITION: Very good with no chips or cracks. Glass is clear.   This is a pair of Adams relish dishes. They measure 8 1/4"L x 6"W x 1 3/4"H. CONDITION: They are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. Glass is very clear.   EAPG creamer measures 4 1/2" tall. CONDITION: Very good except for a very tiny nick to the underneath of the spout.  Northwood Glass company produced this wonderful green EAPG novelty dish in the pattern known as Poppy Variant a.k.a. Poppy Scroll. It has a wonderful fluted pointed edge with a Poppy & Scroll design, with a beaded ring around the center Poppy. It is approximately 7 1/4 inches in diameter and in remarkable condition with no nicks, chips or cracks. The glass is crisp and clean and due to it's condition it probably was a cabinet piece.

EAPG Confection Plate Wisconsin Pattern $25.00

  

EAPG Adams Relish Pair $28.00

  

EAPG Creamer $12.00

  

EAPG Green Northwood's Glass Poppy Varia $31.78
This is a pair of footed EAPG children's cups embossed: A Good Boy and A Good Girl. There is a wreath on the backside of each. They each measure 3 1/2" tall with a 3" diameter rim. CONDITION: They are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.   This is a set of 6 egg cups in Grape Bunch pattern, possibly made by Greentown ca.1900. They measure 3 1/2" tall, with a 2" rim. CONDITION: Three have a VERY small nick to the interior rim. Someone had a tendency to tap those eggs a little too hard! There are no other condition issues.   This EAPG celery vase has a beautiful clear bottom with a daisy, fan and bullseye pattern. The top is ruby flash with a scalloped rim. I have not been able to identify the pattern or maker. It measures 5 3/4" tall with a 4" diameter rim. It is a very pretty piece, much nicer than the photos show. CONDITION: No chips or cracks. The ruby has a few very small scratches, hard to see when being displayed.   This 1880's bread plate is in the Scalloped Tape pattern aka Jewel Band, with the motto "Bread Is The Staff Of Life". It measures 12 1/2" x 9 1/4". CONDITION: Very good with no chips, cracks or scratches.

EAPG Children's Cups A Good Boy A Good G $95.00

  

Egg Cups EAPG Grape Bunch Set of 6 $125.00

  

EAPG Celery Vase Ruby Flash $55.00

  

EAPG Bread Plate Scalloped Tape 1880's $45.00
This purple slag glass bread plate is embossed with a scene of two men, seated, holding tankards and is titled "Tam O'Shanter & Souter Johnny". The characters are from the work "Tam-O-Shanter" by Robert Burns. The plate measures 11 1/2" x 8 3/4". The color in this plate is beautiful and according to Lindsey's Historical Glass, it is rare. CONDITION: Very good with no chips, cracks or scratches.  'Twin Teardrops' open compote with ruffled rim, geometric design with jeweled band.  The original name for this pattern produced by U.S. Glass is Virginia, although it is more commonly known as Banded Portland by collectors and was made circa 1901. This piece is the celery vase, measuring 5 3/4" high and 4 1/4" wide. The piece is in very good condition, no chips, cracks or discolorations. There is a little bit of roughness at the points on the edges that jut out, nothing noticeable and are felt rather than seen.  Sometimes referred to as Scroll, this attractive pattern is attributed to the O'Hara Glass Co. circa 1889. Hard to find, especially frosted and engraved, this beautiful spponer features an cut and polished design of berries and leaves. I believe this sugar was made as an open sugar due to the flare at the top. This piece measures 5 1/2" high and 4" wide. I have a matching celery vase and spooner. The piece is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or discolorations. All of the items I sell are antique, vintage and are sold in used condition. I will describe all items as accurately as possible, however I do not mention normal wear or characteristics of old glass such as bubbles, wavy lines, shear (straw marks), etc. unless they impact the appearance and/or use of the item. Since you may view this differently, please contact me with any questions.

Purple Slag Bread Plate Historical Glass $255.00

  

Higbee Twin Teardrops clear compote $45.00

  

Eapg Banded Portland / Virginia Celery Vas $38.00

  

Eapg O'Hara Frosted & Engraved Open Suga $35.00
Sometimes referred to as Scroll, this attractive pattern is attributed to the O'Hara Glass Co. circa 1889. Hard to find, especially frosted and engraved, this beautiful spponer features an cut and polished design of berries and leaves. The spooner measures 5 5/8" high and 3 1/4" wide. The spooner is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or discolorations. All of the items I sell are antique, vintage and are sold in used condition. I will describe all items as accurately as possible, however I do not mention normal wear or characteristics of old glass such as bubbles, wavy lines, shear (straw marks), etc. unless they impact the appearance and/or use of the item. Since you may view this differently, please contact me with any questions.  This uncommon pattern, sometimes referred to as Scroll is attributed to the O'Hara Glass Co. circa 1889. This beautiful example features a frosted base with an engraved, polished berry and leaf cutting. With a scrolled band around the base. The celery measures 6 7/8" tall and 4" wide. I have a matching spooner and open sugar. The vase is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or discolorations. All of the items I sell are antique, vintage and are sold in used condition. I will describe all items as accurately as possible, however I do not mention normal wear or characteristics of old glass such as bubbles, wavy lines, shear (straw marks), etc. unless they impact the appearance and/or use of the item. Since you may view this differently, please contact me with any questions.  Also known as Daisy & Button with Pointed Panels and Sunk Daisy & button, this attractive pattern is attributed to McKee Bros. circa 1894. In beautiful and hard to find blue, this goblet measures 6" high and 3 1/4" wide at the top of the bowl. All of the items I sell are antique, vintage and are sold in used condition. I will describe all items as accurately as possible, however I do not mention normal wear or characteristics of old glass such as bubbles, wavy lines, shear (straw marks), etc. unless they impact the appearance and/or use of the item. Since you may view this differently, please contact me with any questions.  Also known as Daisy & Button with Pointed Panels and Sunk Daisy & button, this attractive pattern is attributed to McKee Bros. circa 1894. In beautiful and hard to find blue, this lovely water pitcher measures 8 1/4" - 9 3/8" high, 8" long from handle to spout and 5" wide. The pitcher is in excellent condition with a few nibbles around the edge of the foot, not noticeable but can be felt. All of the items I sell are antique, vintage and are sold in used condition. I will describe all items as accurately as possible, however I do not mention normal wear or characteristics of old glass such as bubbles, wavy lines, shear (straw marks), etc. unless they impact the appearance and/or use of the item. Since you may view this differently, please contact me with any questions.

Eapg O'Hara Frosted & Engraved Spooner $35.00

  

Eapg O'Hara Taunton Frosted & Engraved C $45.00

  

Eapg McKee Blue Queen Goblet $32.00

  

Eapg Blue Queen Pattern Water Pitcher $75.00
This is a gorgeous early pattern glass water pitcher. Also known as Radiant and Nellie, this pattern is attributed to McKee Bros. circa 1894. This pitcher measures 8 1/4" high, 7 1/2" handle to spout and 5 1/4" wide. The pitcher is sparkling clear and in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or discolorations. All of the items I sell are antique, vintage and are sold in used condition. I will describe all items as accurately as possible, however I do not mention normal wear or characteristics of old glass such as bubbles, wavy lines, shear (straw marks), etc. unless they impact the appearance and/or use of the item. Since you may view this differently, please contact me with any questions.  Canadian is a wonderful early pattern attributed to Burlington Glass Works of Canada circa the 1870's. Featuring wonderful scenic detail of woodland and water scene panels and maple leaves on a stipled background, this covered compote is considered a low standard. The compote measures 7" wide and 8 1/2" high to the top of the finial. Both the lid and case are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or discolorations. There is some minor mould roughness that is not noticeable and can be felt rather than seen.  Also known as Blue Bird and Flying Bird and Strawberry, this is a charming pattern produced by the Indiana Glass Co. circa 1914. This example is a round, 3 footed serving bowl that measures 7 3/8" wide and 3 5/8" high. The bowl is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or discolorations. All of the items I sell are antique, vintage and are sold in used condition. I will describe all items as accurately as possible, however I do not mention normal wear or characteristics of old glass such as bubbles, wavy lines, shear (straw marks), etc. unless they impact the appearance and/or use of the item. Since you may view this differently, please contact me with any questions.  Also known as Lone Star and Gem, this attractive pattern is attributed to McKee Bros. circa 1898. In deep emerald green, this example is a celery vase. The piece measures 6 1/2" high and 4 1/4" wide. It is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or discolorations. All of the items sold are antique, vintage and are sold in used condition. I will describe all items as accurately as possible, however I do not mention normal wear or characteristics of old glass such as bubbles, wavy lines, straw marks, etc. unless they impact the appearance and/or use of the item. Since you may view this differently, please contact me with any questions.

Eapg McKee Jubilee / Isis Water Pitcher $55.00

  

Eapg Canadian Pattern Covered Compote $95.00

  

Bird and Strawberry Pattern Glass 3 Foot $38.00

  

McKee Emerald Green Squat Pineapple Cele $45.00
EPGA glass spooner - Goosenberry pattern - by Hobbs, Brockunier Company - Circa 1870’s. Size: 4-1/4 inches height, 3-inches across rim, 2-3/4 inches across base. Condition: used, heavy use wear, roughness around edges, a tiny inside rim fleabite or frit, glass is very clear, no hint of cloudiness, there are strawmarks within the glass. Comments: A glass handled, spooner.  Etched, floral glass spooner, in very nice condition - Size: 5-3/8 inches height, 3-3/4 inches across top rim, 3-inches across footed base. Condition: used, no chips or cracks, has light use scratches; with the normal straw marks within the glass, typical of vintage glass. Comments: glass sides have 12 angles/ dodecagon, base is smooth.  Stunning old celery vase from Higbee Glass. This is their 1914 pattern, Gala. It is clearly marked inside the bottom with the Higbee bee. It stands 5 ½" tall by 6" across the handles. The slight flare to the rim sets off the pressed cane pattern. It is in excellent condition.  Beautiful old compote from Imperial Glass. This is their 1912 pattern #212 AKA Diamond and Fan from their Nucut line. It is in excellent condition. Hope I am this good looking at 100! It stands 6 1/4" tall by 3" wide.

EAPG – Gooseberry Spooner – Hobbs, Brock $10.00

  

Vintage Etched Glass Spooner $10.00

  

Higbee Two Handle Celery Vase Gala $45.00

  

Imperial Diamond and Fan #212 Bud Vase $25.00
Beautiful old compote from Imperial Glass. This is their 1912 pattern #212 AKA Diamond and Fan from their Nucut line. It is in very good condition with one saw tooth having a small chip. Hope I am this good looking at 100! It stands 4" tall by 4 ¾" wide.  This clear tumbler was made by Tarentum Glass Co. for a short time, 1904-1905. The design is an unusual geometric which I won’t attempt to define. Measures 3 ¾ inches in height and 3 inches across the top. There is a 26 point star in the base. The base is a bit odd, in that uneven pieces of glass are noted just inside the manufacturer-ground section of the base. There is a hint of graying, but only inside the base. There are no chips or cracks. Overall, quite nice, unusual tumbler. Buyer to pay for shipping by USPS Priority, with free Delivery Confirmation, 1 ½ lbs. from 06068. #553  Also known as Pretty Band, the maker of this square compote with lid is unknown. The design consists of relief flowers in the square corners, and an engraved berry and fern design between on the flat sections. A beauty from a bit of a distance, this compote with lid has its problems: stress lines along the upper edge, several small chips and flakes along the edges, and a shallow flake off the finial; most of these were difficult to photo since they are not that big. Measures 9 ¾ inches tall with the lid x 6 1/4 inches wide. Price reflects condition. Buyer to pay for shipping by USPS Priority, with free Delivery Confirmation, 5 lbs. from 06068. #518  Although this pattern has been reproduced, I believe that this is an original Roman Rosette dish made by Bryce Walker, ca 1875, and US Glass # 15030 ca 1891. There are faint stress lines along the top outer edge, a few minor nicks in only one corner, no major damage. Measure 8 ½ inches long x 4 inches wide x 1 ½ inches tall. The background of the design is pebbled consistent with age, while repros have a pitted background. (see Jenks book on repros). Glows faint yellow under UV. Buyer to pay for shipping by USPS Priority, with free Delivery Confirmation, 1 1/2 lbs. from 06068. #526

Imperial Diamond and Fan #212 Compote $17.50

  

Dalton, Tarentum tumbler, nice Antique E $35.00

  

Antique EAPG, compote, Flower and Quill, $32.00

  

Antique EAPG, Roman Rosette pickle dish $10.00
Of the 2 pieces of a butter dish, lid and base, the base was more likely to have been broken. This emerald green butter base has remnants of gold along the edge, with 1 flat chip on 1 pt (about ¾ inch), and 1 flake, 1 small chip on the inner part of the inner rim. Glass is a bright beautiful green. Made by Tarentum Glass of PA, ca 1898, there are no known reproductions. Measures 8 ½ inches across x 1 1/8 inch height. Buyer to pay for shipping by USPS Priority, with free Delivery Confirmation, 2 1/2 lbs. from 06068. #514  Also known as Herringbone, this emerald green butter lid is in great condition. As one of the US Glass original states patterns, USG no. 15056, Florida was introduced in 1898. Measures 5 3/8 inches across x 4 inches tall. There is mild roughness along the inner mold line, but no chips; there are a few bubbles in the glass. No base. Buyer to pay for shipping by USPS Priority, with free Delivery Confirmation, 2 lbs. from 06068. #513  This is a rare find. It is the Pennsylvania pattern from United States Glass AKA U.S. Glass from 1898. It is their celery vase. Now the inside bottom has a lot of tiny flecks of glass that did not come out clean in the molding. Sort of like stuck on salt crystals. This is from the factory and NOT considered a defect in any way by me. It stands 3 ¾" tall by 4" wide. I also have a wine stem in this pattern with gold trim.  Lovely old pattern by United States Glass AKA U.S. Glass. This is their 1898 pattern, Pennsylvania with the gold rim. Some minor wear to the gold. It stands 4 1/4" tall by 2 ¼" across and is in otherwise excellent condition. I also have the hard to find celery vase in this pattern.

GREEN butter base, Tarentum’s Cornell A $36.00

  

Green butter lid, Florida EAPG, anti $23.00

  

US Glass Pennsylvania Celery Vase $25.00

  

US Glass Pennsylvania Wine Stem Gold Tri $18.00
Lovely little punch cup made by Indiana Glass back in 1908 in their Gaelic pattern. It is in excellent condition. Stands 2 ¼" tall by 4" wide.  Made by US Glass, c. 1899. 6" h x 2 7/8"w. This opqaue ivory vase has green stain on the body and top rim. The stippled background of the pattern area makes an interesting contrast to the shiny custard or opaque ivory of the top and bottom of the vase. Excellent condition. (5375) Keywords: antique glass, EAPG, Victorian glass, Early American Pattern Glass  These 1000 Eye Christmas lights are most often attributed to Richards & Hartley, c. 1880’s. This light, in a wonderful blue, measures 3" in diameter by 3 ¾" high. It has 2 drilled holes near the top rim for a bail handle, used for hanging on a Christmas tree or on a chain. Excellent condition. (#5569) Key Words: early american pattern glass, Victorian pressed, EAPG, antique glass  A set of 6 pattern glass or early american pressed glass (EAPG) cordial or espresso mugs. Unusual to find a set of 6. In excellent condition. 3.5" tall and 2.25" across and the mouth. The pattern is a beaded column loop with a lozenge and hobs on a stippled ground.

Indiana Glass Gaelic Punch Cup $7.50

  

Delaware Opaque Ivory Vase $95.00

  

Thousand Eye Blue Christmas Light $95.00

  

EAPG Cordial or Espresso Cups Set $25.00
Madrid amber recollected Luncheon Plate 10 1/4 inch square glass made by Indiana Glass in 1987. I have four of these they are priced per each  Madrid Amber Recollected Glass Bread and Butter Plate in excellent condition made in 1987 by Indiana Glass. I have 4 of these they are priced per each  Madrid Amber Recollected Cereal Bowl made in 1987 by Indiana Glass in excellent condition. There are 4 of these and they are price per each  Madrid Amber Recollected Candlestick Set in excellent condition. Made my Indiana Glass in 1987

Madrid amber recollected Luncheon Plate $10.50

  

Madrid Amber Recollected Glass Bread & B $8.50

  

Madrid Amber Recollected Cereal Bowl $9.50

  

Madrid Amber Recollected Candlestick Set $43.50
Madrid Amber Recollected Large Round Serving Bowl in excellent condition. Made by Indiana Glass in 1987.  Madrid 1987 Recollected Glass Oval Bowl, measures 10 inches long and 7 inches wide, in excellent condition. It is amber in color. Listing several other pieces  Maker unknown, c. 1880. 6 ½" h x 3 3/8"w. Etched on 2 sides. One side features a bunch of grapes with tendrils and leaves, the other side features a sunburst or fine petaled flower or whatever you would like to call it. An unusual, possibly one of a kind piece. Excellent condition. (6125) Keywords: stemware, EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass  The makers of these acid etched goblets were American, Canadian or both. They were produced in the 1870’s-90’s. These goblets may be found with different stems. This goblet is etched on one side and in excellent condition. (6005) Keywords: stemware, EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass

Madrid Amber Recollected by Indiana Glas $43.99

  

Madrid 1987 recollected glass oval bowl $41.50

  

Grapes and Sunburst Wheel Cut Goblet $48.00

  

Birds and Roses Acid Etched Goblet $45.00
Made by King, Son & Co. c. 1890, 5 5/8" h x 3 3/8"w. All blocks are clear. No chips or cracks. Excellent condition. (5046) Keywords: stemware, EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass  Made by Bakewell Pears, McKee and others. A very early form of the Argus family of goblets, c. 1840-50. Brilliant, heavy flint. 6" h x 3 3/8" w. Two shallow surface scratches on top clear band, one is horizontal and a ¼" long, the other is vertical and 1/8" long. Long unbroken bubble on foot rim. (5120) Keywords: stemware, EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, antique glass  Westmoreland Glass produced this beautiful EAPG tall compote in the pattern known as No 575, better known as Fern Wheel a.k.a Paddle Wheel circa 1907. This comport is approximately 8.00 inches tall, base is 3 3/4 inches in diameter and the top is 5 1/2 inches in diameter. The glass is crisp and clean with no sickness. On one side of the top you can feel a rough spot that feels like scrap, but with the reflection of the glass you have a hard time seeing anything. On the stem of the compote there is a very small nick, and the mold lines are rough and were never polished over. We tried to capture this in photos, but just couldn't, but we also included a photo of the stem also. Also common to this time are inclusion bubbles. which this piece has. It is a wonderful piece of very old glass in good condition, and in a form not easily found.  'Blue Jay' or 'Cardinal' footed spooner or large jelly, clear glass with molded bird design (different on each side, see additional picture), and threaded rim. Piece has slight roughness on top rim and flaws on the base, otherwise in very good condition.

Finecut and Block Goblet $40.00

  

Master Argus Flint Goblet $70.00

  

EAPG Westmoreland Glass No 575 a. k. a. Fe $41.78

  

Ohio Flint Glass Blue Jay Cardinal clear $35.00
Vintage Rose Bowl. The Bowl has Button Bows Pattern. The Bowl is Early American Pattern Glass. The Rose Bowl is from the 1880s. The Bowl has No Chips or Cracks. Very Minor Wear. No Makers Mark. Size of the Bowl: 3 inches in Diameter on the Bottom x 3 inches High. Vintage EAPG Rose Bowl! Please e-mail me with any Questions!!  Set of Madrid Amber Recollectored Sugar and Creamer in excellent condition, made by Indiana Glass.  Madrid Amber Recollectored by Indiana Glass in the 1980's glass 10 inch cake pedestal plate.  Clear glass nappy with daisy and cane panels, and scalloped rim.

Vintage EAPG Button Bows Pattern Rose Bo $34.95

  

Madrid Amber Recollectored Sugar and Cre $39.50

  

Madrid Amber Recollectored Cake Pedestal $49.50

  

Daisy and cane panel clear glass nappy $16.00
Clear oval glass relish dish with scalloped rim, in one of the many unknown thousand eye patterns. Good condition with minor roughness on rim.  Made by Richards & Hartley, c. 1885. 6" h x 2 7/8"d. Both goblets have no chips or cracks. One goblet shows some poor glass batch problems across the top rim which include crizzling and some narrow bands of white showing a few bubbles inside. (6018-19) Keywords: stemware, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass, eapg  Maker unknown for this bell toned flint goblet c. 1865. 6" h x 3 1/8" d. Features a primitive wheel etching of grapes, grape leaves and tendrils. Elegant and simple. (5160) Keywords: stemware, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass, eapg  A flint goblet of the 1860’s, maker unknown. 6" h x 3 1/8"w. This is a heavy goblet. There are 3 in the mold factory striations about ½" in length above each of 3 hairpins. There is an L shaped frosty scratch at the bottom of the narrow top rim . Several unbroken bubbles appear in one section of the foot. No cracks or chips. (R173X) Keywords: stemware, antique glass, Early American Pattern Glass, eapg

Thousand eye clear oval relish $12.50

  

Block and Fan Goblets (2) $55.00

  

Flint Goblet with Grape Etching $42.00

  

Hairpin with Thumbprint Flint Goblet $85.00


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