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Antique Etched Leaf and Sprig Castor Bottle
Glassware: Pattern
Minnesota's Attic
twig-44 $15.00
Featured for your enjoyment is this wonderful old castor bottle. This is either the jam or honey bottle. It has a etched leaf pattern on the neck and a sprig pattern just below that. It is missing the flip top lid but the ring is still attached. It stands 5” tall.
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Antique Sun Purpled Etched Castor Bottle
Glassware: Pattern
Minnesota's Attic
twig-45 $10.00
Featured for your enjoyment is a wonderful old castor bottle. This one has started to purple from the sun. It has a double row of tiny cut dots on the neck with a tulip like flower etched below that. Just below that is an elongated cut pattern. It has no lid. Stands 6 1/2” tall.
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Stunning Pair Antique Thin Castor Bottles
Glassware: Pattern
Minnesota's Attic
twig-103 $25.00
Featured for your enjoyment is this stunning pair of castor bottles. They are a thinner set then
usual. Each has the original stopper. They have a diamond pattern panel alternated with a star
near the top. Below is a patter of 3 hatch lines. The stoppers use a pressed in dot pattern. With
stoppers they stand 6 1/2” tall by 1 1/2” across.
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Antique Open Salt England Daisies Salt Dip Scalloped
Glassware: Pattern
Antiques At Time Was
6368 $24.00
This is a neat antique pressed glass open salt, salt dip or salt cellar with a cut scalloped and toothed rim I brought home from England recently. This little salt has waffle panels with daisies and 4 feet and was made in the 1920s and measures 1.75 inches high by 2.5 inches in diameter. The open salt, salt dip or salt cellar is in very good condition but does have minor rim chipping and is a great little piece. Shipping in the US by USPS priority insured is $7.90.
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Antique perfume Bottle no stopper Teal Diamond Pattern
Women's Vanity: Perfume Bottles
Minnesota's Attic
trtomd-31 $17.00
Featured for your enjoyment is a stunning old perfume bottle. Now this is only the bottom. It is a heavy glass in a light teal. The diamond pattern is created by raised outlines. Around the neck are thin gold rings and around the stopper hole. There is minor wear to the gold. I do believe this is English and from the latter part of the 19th century. It stands 5” tall.
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Antique EAPG Pattern glass tumbler w/gold
Glassware: Pattern
Olga Malon
1746-CR11 $20
Antique EAPG Pattern glass tumbler.There is a dot pattern background with tassel and cord design in gold.I do not know the name of the pattern. Some ware on the gold on the rim.Measures approximately 2 3/4 inches in diameter and 4 inches tall. It is in great condition with no chips, cracks or nicks.$20 plus shipping.I need to know the zipcode to estimate shipping
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Millersburg OHIO STAR Tankard Pitcher
Glassware: Pattern
Monique's Glass Boutique
$195 USD
Millersburg crystal glass OHIO STAR 10 inches (26 cm) Cider Pitcher made in 1909. This pitcher has no chips or cracks and the glass is clear from top to bottom. Exceptional high quality heavy crystal piece of Early American Pattern Glass. See my other listing for the matching sugar/cream jug set.
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McKee EAPG Glass Wiltec Prescut Square Bowl
Glassware: Pattern
Monique's Glass Boutique
$15 USD
Gorgeous early American pattern glass bowl marked "Prescut". Made by McKee Glass in the Wiltec pattern between 1913 and 1915, depicting the spinning feather motif.Measurements: 7.75 inches square (9 cm)
Condition: Excellent - one broken sawtooth but not visible due to the active design... Click for details
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Minnesota Pattern Square Fruit Bowl w/gold trim EAPG
Glassware: Depression: Companies: U.S. Glass
Olga Malon
1726-GB2 $20
Minnesota Pattern Square Fruit Bowl with gold trim.Very gondition.Made by U.S. Glass 1898.Measures 4" x 4".Very little loss of gold.$20 plus shipping.I need to know the
zipcode to estimate shipping.
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Green Colorado or Lacy Medallion stem
Glassware: Depression: Companies: U.S. Glass
Olga Malon
1776-GB2 $30
Green small stem in the "Colorado" pattern.Made by
US Glass. It was also known as Lacy Medallion. It was originally released in 1898. It has a sign in gold " Souvenir of Bennington VT ". This is from a 3 part mold.Made by United States Glass Co..Measures about 4" tall,2 1/4"
wide at the top.Excellent condition.
$30 plus shipping.I need to know the zipcode to estimate shipping.
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Ascalon Commandery no. 59 Etched Creamer/Pitcher
Clubs and Organizations: fraternal
Mark's Treasure Chest
HM 024 $45.00
This beautiful hand blown creamer/pitcher has a ground bottom and an applied handle.The creamer features the acid etched commanders jewel on the side for the ascalon commandery no. 59 knights templar of pittsburgh pa.It also carries the templar motto :"in hoc signo vinces" which means by this sign we shall conquer.This creamer/pitcher measures 3 7/8" tall and is 2 1/2" wide across the base.The condition is very good.This creamer/pitcher was made circa 1912 and would be a wonderful addition for y... Click for details
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1912 Ascalon Commandery 59th Conclave Creamer
Clubs and Organizations: fraternal
Mark's Treasure Chest
HM 023 $30.00 ea.
Here is a glass creamer that was made by the united states glass company for the ascalon commandery knights templar of pittsburgh pa. in 1912 for the 59th conclave.This creamer measures 3 1/4" tall and is 4 1/4" wide across the top.The lettering is lightly worn but is still very readable.The over all condition is very good.A nice addition for your fraternal glass collection. 2-available.
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Knights Templar "Duquesne Commandery" No. 72 Plate
Clubs and Organizations: fraternal
Mark's Treasure Chest
HM 021 $55.00
This wonderful filigree style glass plate was made for the duquesne commandery no. 72 knights templar in pittsburgh pa circa 1900-10.It features a white transfer print in the center of old fort duquesne with two native american teepees on each side.The filigree style rim is trimmed in gold.This vintage plate measures 5 1/2" in diameter.There is slight wear on the gold trim with over all condition being very good.A nice addition for your fraternal glass collection.
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Pair (2) Depression Glass Thousand Lines Glass Candles
Glassware: Depression
Minnesota's Attic
hc-82 $15.00
Featured for your enjoyment is a pair of pressed glass candle holders shown in my Depression Era Dime Store Glass by C.L. Miller. These have no pattern name in this book but I have learned they are called Thousand Lines or Stars and Bars. They have a ribbed lower rim with a row of stars above that then another row of ribs just below the candle hole. They stand on 6 small ball feet. Both are in crystal and in near mint condition. They stand 1 1/2” tall by 4 1/4” wide with the tiny feet.
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McKee Press Cut Small Berry Bowl Fentec Pattern
Glassware: Pattern
Minnesota's Attic
hc-99 $10.00
Featured for your enjoyment is a wonderful little milk glass berry bowl from McKee Glass, early 1900’s. This is their Fentec pattern, part of their press cut line. Lovely little bowl in excellent condition. Has two small nicks inside the rim. Stands 1 7/8” tall by 4 1/2” wide.
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DELAWARE CREAMER WITH GOLD METAL TOP, U.S.GLASS - GREEN
Glassware: Pattern
Glass, Antique or Not...
M21925 $32.50
(1) Creamer, 3 3/4" tall, 4 1/4" in diameter, in the 'Delaware' pattern by U.S. Glass. Green with gold trim and gold metal spout and decorated rim. A spot of gold tone has worn off the spout and I believe it used to have a cover. Somewhat worn gold around rim of glass where it has been held. 1889.
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