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Glass: Pattern Glass


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Glass: Pattern Glass?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
Made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1885, later by US Glass. 5 ¾" h x 2 ¾" w. Interesting stem. There is a 1/8" underfoot rim flake. (5487) Keywords: stemware, stems, eapg, pattern glass, early American  Made by US Glass, c. 1898. The mold and cooling process had some problems – see the hairline "crazing" like lines on 3 of the clear panels, plus a set of strange horizontal marks on one panel (1/4" d) , a shallow rub on another panel and 1/8" bottom chip. Sounds terrible, actually it’s a decent looking piece. (5628) Keywords: stemware, stems, eapg, pattern glass, early American  Mardi Gras, also called D & M 42, was made by Duncan & Sons, c. 1898. Just shy of 5 7/8" h x 3 1/8" w. Excellent condition. (5228) Keywords: stemware, stems, eapg, pattern glass, early American,  Made by Sandwich, McKee and others, c. 1850. The plate is 6" in diameter with a scalloped rim. The front surface is excellent. The back edges of most of the scallops are rough. (4049x2) Keywords: early flint tableware pattern pressed eapg

Ribbon Candy Goblet $110.00

  

Florida Emerald Green Tumbler $31.00

  

Mardi Gras Goblet $55.00

  

Horn of PlentyFlint Plate $65.00
Made by the Indiana Glass Co., c. 1914.4 ¼" h x 2 1/8"w. The narrowest top line of the pattern has a 1 ¾" section of roughness. (5753) Keywords: stemware early American pattern eapg  Tall clear pressed glass pitcher with plume or fern and diamond block band on base and applied handle.  This Early American Pattern Glass ruby stained personalized souvenir small pitcher is in the Button Arches pattern, made by both U.S. Glass and George Duncan and Sons. Although often called a creamer, this small size pitcher was usually referred to as a syrup in its day. It's 4" high at the tallest point by 2-3/4" diameter at the base. The ruby stained top is incised with the name Myra K. Smith and dated 1900. There's a nice leaf and scroll decoration encircling and to either side of the date. Typical light wear and scratches to the red color as shown but no fading, chips, flakes, cracks, or other damage.  The stein depicts 4 putti in the throes of a drinking fest. One is on the beer barrel, which has a date of 1880. The other 3 are celebrating in their own way. A very rough translation of the words which surround the base is: " the good old Germans and they drank one before they left". 5 1/8" h x 2 5/8" w. Small chip (1/8") on base. (5945) Keywords: drink beer vessel German etch

Bird and Strawberry Wine $55.00

  

Plume fern feather block clear pitcher $85.00

  

EAPG 1900 Ruby Stained Cream or Syrup Pi $36.00

  

Crystallography Putti German Stein $55.00
Made by Fostoria, C. 1890. This sparkling clear rose bowl is 6" in diameter, the largest of several sizes made. The top opening is 2 5/8". Fabulous condition. (5908) Keywords: container flowers early american pattern glass ohio  Attributed to Boston & Sandwich, c. 1860. This quart decanter stands 10" high without stopper and 13 7/8" high with stopper. The shoulder features 2 rows of cut roundels. Glass quality is very clear, with one ½" section of inside cloudiness which I have not tried to clean. A 1 ¼" in the making line is on the neck. It has a repaired silvered stopper. Deaccessioned from a museum, their identifying marks are under the bottom. (5915) Keywords: pint drink quart store whiskey serving Victorian pattern glass  Three-part clear glass rectangular relish dish with handles, rib and block design. Unidentified manufacturer, but possibly from Cambridge's 2500 line.  Footed table pitcher with inverted feather or herringbone and diamond block panels. Four-part mold, straw marks, and small bubbles in glass. Unidentified manufacturer, but resembles other pitchers from Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton or perhaps U.S. Glass.

Fostoria's Victoria Rose Bowl $150.00

  

Frosted Leaf Flint Decanter $475.00

  

Brillant block glass relish dish $9.00

  

Herringbone feather diamond block pitche $85.00
Set of (12) Early American Lacy Glass Cup Plates. These lovely plates are 3-3/8" dia. and are all Henry Clay pattern. Two of them have manufacturing creases in the glass. They date to the 1920's and are reproductions of the ones from the mid-1800's. They are beautiful and would make great individual dishes for nuts and candy. All in all they are in excellent used condition with no chips nor cracks.  Antique EAPG Pale Yellow Tinge Honeycomb Water Goblet. This nice goblet is 5-1/2" tall and holds 8 oz. It is clear glass with a pale yellow tinge and it is in excellent used condition with no chips nor cracks.  Antique EAPG Pale Amethyst Purple Tinge Water Goblet. This nice goblet is 5-3/8" tall and holds 8 oz. It is clear glass with a pale amethyst purple tinge and it is in excellent used condition with no chips nor cracks.  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.

Set of (12) Early American Lacy Glass Cu $74.95

  

Antique EAPG Pale Yellow Tinge Honeycomb $9.95

  

Antique EAPG Pale Amethyst Purple Tinge $9.95

  

Antique Amber Pattern Glass Creamer $50.00
US Glass made this "States" pattern water pitcher c. 1901. The pattern is sometimes called Twinkle Star. 8 ½" high base to lip x 4 3/8" wide. Simple six pointed stars are spaced evenly around the pitcher. Excellent condition. (5922) Keywords: eapg victorian pattern jug  Bellaire Goblet Co., c. 1890. Six panels of "jewels" separated by vertical stripes make this pattern striking to the eye. It looks great on a table. 6" high x just shy of 3" wide. Excellent condition. (5917) Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique collectible Co., c. 1890. Six panels of "jewels" separated by vertical stripes make this pattern striking to the eye. It looks great on a table. 6" high x just shy of 3" wide. Excellent condition. (5917) Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique collectible  Made by Boston & Sandwich and other glass companies, c. 1870. 6" h x 3 ¼" w. This is a large, medium heavy flint goblet. The glass is sparkling clear and the pattern is crisp. Excellent condition. (5918) Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique collectible  Boston & Sandwich and several other glass companies produced this pattern, c. 1860. Fine, high pitched flint resonance, knob stem, clear base. 4" h x 1 5/8" w. Excellent condition. (5916) Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique collectible

Utah Water Pitcher $55.00

  

Panelled Jewels Goblet $30.00

  

Buckle Flint Goblet $45.00

  

Bellflower Wine $140.00
Maker unknown for the Post pattern, c. 1880’s. 7" h. to base of collar x 3 ½" diameter base. New No. 1 burner with shade. The font sits very slightly off center on the base (perhaps the glass worker had a bad night?) All the feet are perfect, excellent condition.(5933) Keywords: victorian burner glass kerosene whale oil fluid light  This Tarentum lamp, c.1896 is also referred to as Heart with Thumbprint. 9" high to collar base x 5 ¼" base diameter. Custard, and particularly decorated custard is a rare find in this lamp. It has a wonderful lemony color, and the enameled decoration on each of the 3 hearts depicts a pansy and leaves. Excellent condition of entire lamp and decoration. (5940) Keywords: victorian burner glass kerosene whale oil fluid light  American, c. 1880’s, illustrated in Thuro, " Oil Lamps II". 7 ¼" high to bottom of collar x 4 ¼" d. base. Nine medallions of hanging baskets circle the font. Inside top of font has 5 unbroken bubbles and 2 small pieces of grit embedded in the glass, otherwise lamp in excellent condition. Globe is 10" high and fits burner well. (5934) Keywords: victorian burner glass kerosene whale oil fluid light  Maker unknown, c. 1880. 9" h 6" base diameter. Baboons are featured on the 4 base corners and lions are featured on the font corners. There are similarities to the Princess Feather lamp pattern in the design separating the animal faces. If it’s Victoriana you are looking for, this is it. A No.2 burner and shade are included. Excellent condition. (5935) Keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible lighting kerosene whale oil fluid

Post Stand Lamp $175.00

  

Custard Heart Lamp $460.00

  

Hanging Baskets Stand Lamp $160.00

  

Lion and Baboon Stand Lamp $425.00
This EAPG historical green glass plate of Admiral Dewey with a beautifully open lacy edge that was produced circa 1899. It is believed that this plate along with several other glass items were made in honoring Admiral Dewey in the Spanish American War. It is approximately 5.50 inches in diameter and in very good condition with only slight wear and no nicks, chips or cracks. The Photo transfer is 99 % intact and depicts Admiral Dewey in front of the United States flag that has a small banner that says victory and underneath it says Admiral George Dewey U.S.N. and all is circled by a rope tied with a knot on the bottom.  A Duncan & Sons pattern, c. 1898. 3" h x 1 7/16" d. Collectors know that many forms of stemware were made in this pattern, as well as a vast array of other pieces. The cordial can be an elusive piece. Excellent condition. (5925) Keywords: eapg pattern glass pressed vintage antique collectible american  Wildflower was made by Adams & Co., c. 1891. 9 7/8" d. The apple green color is one of my favorites, soft, and unusual. Excellent condition. (T117) Keywords: eapg pattern glass pressed vintage antique collectible american  Made by A.H. Heisey, c. 1897. 2 ½" h x 3" d. This is the same Heisey so deservedly famous for great depression glass. Cut and polished bottom. Excellent condition. (4692) Keywords: eapg pattern glass pressed vintage antique collectible american

EAPG Green U. S. N. Admiral Dewey Glass La

 

Mardi Gras Cordial $65.00

  

Wildflower Apple Green Plate $42.00

  

Heisey Fancy LoopPunch Cup $17.00
This elegant looking glass creamer of a Swan has been attributed to Canton Glass circa 1882. This pattern is also known as Swan with mesh, it has an elegant swan medallion on two sides of the creamer with a mesh looking background. This footed creamer is approximately 6.00 inches at the tallest point and is in good condition for its age. There are a few small nicks on the diamond points in front of the creamer that are more felt then seen, there are two small flat chips on the base of the foot that looks like something hit it, a few light scratches and it does have table wear to the bottom foot as shown. The glass itself is clear and has no sickness, the piece also has the usual inclusion bubbles and straw marks that are typical of this time period.  For sale is a Victorian pattern glass syrup pitcher made by George Duncan & Sons in the snail or small comet pattern. The pitcher dates to approximately 1890 and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. The lid appears to be made of a brass type metal. The lid was probably silver plated originally but has worn off over the years. The pitcher stands approximately (from base to tip of pouring spout) 5 inches tall. Shipping with insurance will be $12.00 in the Continental USA.  Victorian Era 1890 to 1910 Early American Pattern Glassware, a striking, Elegant Art Glass Piece. Beveled Diamond exterior, extending down the entire stem. The base has diamond edging and a diamond style flower burst on the underside. There are 4 very faint seam lines down the sides. Unidentified, unique stemmed vase with pointed scalloped rim and over-all beveled diamond pattern. Maker Unknown. If anyone knows, we would love to hear from you. Measures 8 inches tall X approx 3 3/4 inches diameter at widest. Gently used. No chips, cracks, or stains. Does have a few small usage scratches, mostly in the same small area. A Gorgeous piece that would be beautiful holding a Floral Bouquet.  Very few Early American Pattern Glass patterns have pomade jars. Virginia, also known as Banded Portland, was made by the US Glass Company, circa 1899. This covered piece measures 2" high (including lid) by 2 ¼" wide. Cover and jar in excellent condition. (#162X) Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique stemware

EAPG Canton Glass Swan aka Swan with Mes $49.78

  

EAPG George Duncan & Sons SNAIL Pattern $145.00

  

1890s Antique EAPG Pattern Glass Pedesta $34.97

  

Virginia Pomade Jar $35.00
This flint glass tumbler was made in the 1850’s. This is flint, but not bell tone. Measures 3 ½" high by just shy of 3" in diameter. Polished pontil. On the bottom there is a 3/8" area of roughness - otherwise excellent condition. (#3075) Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique stemware  Made by US Glass Company, circa 1902 – one of the many States patterns done in EAPG. Measures 3 ¾" high by 2 ¾" wide. This piece has a thin stripe of gold flashing – 1/8" down and circling the top. In excellent condition. (#3026) Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique stemware  Made by Ripley and Company, circa 1885 – this has oak leaf and acorn acid etching. Measures 4 1/8" high by just shy of 3" wide. One bottom point has wear. This is higher than many of the other water tumblers. In excellent condition. (#670) Keywords: early American pattern glass EAPG antique stemware  EAPG Pattern Glass Spooner Heisey Victorian Antique Old. Early American Pattern Glass Spooner is a Beveled Block Design with small pyramids at each block corner. Starburst underside. Maker uncertain, but could be Heisey in the Victorian pattern, or by Imperial Glass in their Waffle Pattern. Heavy glass, with a few bubbles in the glass which is normal. Measures 4 1/4 inches tall X approx 3 1/8 inches diameter. NO chips, cracks, or stains. A few rubs or teenie fleas along some sides of a few blocks. It is a nice piece. Nice addition to a Spooner or American Art Glass Collection.

Smocking Tumbler – Flint $90.00

  

Michigan Tumbler $32.00

  

Etched Pavonia Tumbler $30.00

  

EAPG Pattern Glass Spooner Heisey Victor $29.95
A footed spooner ca 1850s-1900, an Early American Pattern Glass piece. The pattern is unknown, but may be Colorado. It is a sparkling Victorian style pattern. 5" tall and 3.25" wide at the mouth. It is very lightly purpled from exposure to sunlight. In excellent condition.  A footed spooner made by the Sandwich Glass Co. ca 1880s, an Early American Pattern Glass piece. The pattern is Herringbone Band and is a sparkling Victorian style pattern. 5" tall and 3.5" wide at the mouth. There are use scratches on the inside, this piece was much used as it was intended, to keep spoons at hand on the table or sideboard. Otherwise in very good condition.  A flat spooner made by U S Glass Co. from about 1895-1912 an Early American Pattern Glass piece. The pattern isFlower with Cane and is a sparkling Victorian style pattern. 4" tall and 3" wide at the mouth. In excellent condition.  A footed spooner from the 1880s, an Early American Pattern Glass piece. The pattern is Herringbone and is a geometric Victorian style pattern. 5.5" tall and 3.25" wide at the mouth. In excellent condition.

Spooner Colorado Pattern Glass $25.00

  

Spooner Herringbone Band Pattern Glass $19.00

  

Spooner Flower with Canes Pattern Glass $29.00

  

Herringbone Spooner Early American Patt $25.00
A pale blue pressed glass condiment or jam jar with lid. The lid is notched to allow a spoon. The pattern may be the Coarse Bars pattern of the late 19th early 20th century.  An Early American Pressed or Pattern Glass Spooner. This spooner is in the Ivy pattern and was made by the Sandwich Glass Co. ca 1850. It is footed and 5" tall and 3.5" wide. In excellent condition.  Fostoria made this EAPG spooner in 1895. The pattern is St. Bernard, so called because of the dog incorporated into the handle of some of the other known pieces in this pattern. It is pressed glass and is 4.5 tall and 3.5" wide. In excellent condition.  An elegant understated heavy pressed glass EAPG or Early American Pressed Glass spooner. The flat bottomed spooner is 4" tall and 4" wide. Unknown maker but reference date is given for the late 1880s. In excellent condition.

Blue EAPG Jam Jar on Pedestal $29.00

  

EAPG Ivy Spooner ca 1850s $25.00

  

St. Bernard EAPG Spooner $35.00

  

Zipper Slash EAPG Spooner $25.00
Another flat bottomed EAPG or early American pattern glass, spooner in the fancy Pennsylvania pattern made sometime In the late 19th century.This spooner is 3.75" tall and 4" wide. The rim is both scalloped and sawtoothed. A fancy pattern. In excellent condition.  A flat bottomed spooner in the fancy Hobstar pattern made by US Glass Co. in 1915. It is 4" tall and 3.5" wide. There was a wide gold band at the top, but it has mostly rubbed off over the years, or as was once the fashion, a previous owner tried to remove it. Otherwise in excellent condition.  Made by the US Glass Company, circa 1915 – 6 5/8" high x 3 ¼" diam. This large goblet features six alternating bulls eyes and stars. The bulls eyes are amethyst flashed – 2 flashings in moderately good condition, one flashing has a ¼" circle gone plus 2 smaller areas missing flashing. Top rim gold is moderately good. (#129G) keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible  A product of the US Glass Company, circa 1900 – 4 ¼" high x 2 ½" diam. Two shapes of wines were made – one with a flared bowl and the other with a straight sided bowl. To my mind, this one is the more elegant of the two. In excellent condition. (#5894) keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible wines

Pennsylvania EAPG Spooner $29.00

  

Hobstar Spooner US Glass Co. 1915 $20.00

  

Knobby Bulls Eye Goblet $19.00

  

New Jersey Flared Wine $35.00
A Duncan and Miller product, circa 1898 – 4 ½" high by 2" diam. The Mardi Gras pattern was made in many shapes including a miniature childrens set. One of the more popular patterns of Duncan Miller. (#5884) keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible wines  Made by Bryce Richards, circa 1854. This measures 3 ½" high by 2 ½" diam. – this is a heavy flint glass pattern, but not belltoned. Condition is excellent including top rim and base edges. (#170P) Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique shaker dip  Made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1890. 3 ¼" h x 2 7/8" w. All base points and tumbler in excellent condition. (5905) Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique  Made by Bakewell Pears, c. 1870. This is the flint version of the butter although not bell toned. 6" d x 4" high to top of finial. Finial, lid and base in excellent condition. (5786) Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique butter dish

Mardi Gras Wine $25.00

  

Tulip with Sawtooth Master Salt $35.00

  

Amazon Tumbler $26.00

  

Princess Feather Flint Covered Butter $80.00
Made by Campbell, Jones & Co. c.1886. 5 5/8" h x 3" d. Three panels, each with a single rose and leaves are separated by panels with vertical lines. Fine detail in leaves, rose and stems. Excellent condition. (684) Key Words: early american pattern glass Victorian pressed EAPG antique drinking water  Made by Thompson Glass Co., c. 1889. 1 3/8" d x 1" h. Excellent condition of rim, base and body. (5890) Key Words: Victorian EAPG pattern pressed early american glass antique holder match safe collectible  Made by the O’Hara Glass Co., c. 1896. 2 ¾" high, base to lip x 2 ¼" w. Excellent ruby stain and painted enamel floral decoration. "Bernice" on one side of handle and "1896" on other side of handle. Excellent condition. (#5881) Keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible  Made by the Greentown Glass Company (Indianan Tumbler and Goblet Company), c. 1900. 3 7/8" h x 1 ¾" w. The wine is one of the most difficult pieces to find in this pattern. There is a 1" long section of tiny , tiny bubbles in the glass running just under the top rim. (#5875) keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible wines

Rose Sprig Amber Goblet $50.00

  

Bow Tie Individual Salt $30.00

  

Cordova Individual Ruby Stained Creamer $37.00

  

Teardrop and Tassel Wine $225.00
An all glass lamp made by Lomax, c. 1870. 6 ¼" h. base to top rim x 4 1/8" d. base. Brass collar. Base marked " Trade Mark Oil Guard Lamp Patd. Sep. 20 1870."Photo illustration page 179 Thuro "Oil Lamps." There is a 2" long section of underfilled glass on the font, a manufacturing defect. (#5880) Keywords: eapg early americna pattern glass antique collectible lighting  Diamond Point was made by Boston & Sandwich and other glass companies, c. 1850. Dimensions: 6" high base to lip; octagonal base – 2 ½" diameter. Applied handle is excellent – no pressure cracks. High quality brilliant flint. On the polished base pontil are 2 side by side smooth flakes – each ¼"" long x ¼" wide. (#5879) Keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible  Manufacturer unknown for this c. 1870’s pattern. 7 ¾" h with lid, 3 ¾" h. without lid x 6"d. The base and lid each have 3 medallions separated by clear ivy leaves and vines on a stippled background. Medallions on the lid feature (1) a house on an island with a bridge to adjoining land (2) a mountain and tree scene (3) an island, mountain and tree scene with sailboats. The base medallions feature (1) a fenced path to a house & tress with person in rowboat on pond (2) a house, mountain and sailboats (3) 3 houses among trees with mountain background. Excellent condition. (#5878) Keywords: eapg early american pattern glass antique collectible  Clear pressed glass bell with daisy and fan pattern. No clapper, but no other damage.

Lomax Lamp $65.00

  

Diamond Point Flint Creamer $150.00

  

Canadian Covered Butter $225.00

  

Daisy and fan glass bell $7.50


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