WINDER'S WEB
1306   $10.00 Each, 2 Available

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Discontinued

PATTERN: EAPG Star and File

ITEM: Champagne

COLOR: Crystal Clear

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WINDER'S WEB
1305   $15.00 Each or $26.00 for 2 Available

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Discontinued 1960

PATTERN: Early American Prescut

ITEM: Oval Vegetable Bowl

COLOR: Crystal Clear

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Mark's Treasure Chest
G7103   $35.00

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An early american pattern glass cruet in the "twin teardrops" pattern that was made by the higbee glass company circa 1905-1907.This cruet measures 6" tall and is 3" wide.The stopper sits a little high in the neck and might not be original but still looks nice.A nice addition for your eapg collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7102   $55.00

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Here is a vintage early american pattern glass cruet in the "slash and groove" pattern that was made by the heisey glass company circa 1898.This cruet measures 6" tall and is in really good condition for it's use/age.A nice addition for your heisey or eapg collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7099   $25.00

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Here is an early american pattern glass creamer in the "indian sunset" pattern that was made by the imperial glass company circa 1905.This creamer measures 4" tall and is 2 1/2" wide across the base.For being 100+ years old this creamer is in really nice condition.A real nice addition for your eapg collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7095   $55.00

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Here is a really nice early american pattern glass creamer in the "panelled acorn band" pattern that is attributed to the portland glass company and was made circa the 1870's-1880's.This vintage creamer measures 5 7/8" tall and is 5 3/8" wide across the top including the handle.This creamer has some slight surface wear which is normal for glassware of this type and age.The over all condition is excellent for a piece over 125 years old.A wonderful addition for your early american pattern glass co... Click for details

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7093   $30.00

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Here is an early american pattern glass sugar bowl-no lid in the "queen anne" pattern that was made by the labelle glass company circa 1879-80.Even without it's lid this sugar bowl would also make a great spooner or celery vase.The sugar bowl measures 5 3/4" tall and is 4 1/4" in diameter.The over all condition is really good on this 125+ year old piece.A nice addition for your eapg collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7092   $30.00

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Here is an early american pattern glass bowl in the "alfa" pattern that was made by the j.b. higbee glass company circa 1907-1917.This bowl was also made by the newmartinsville glass company circa 1919 and the pattern was called "rexford".This bowl measures 1 7/8" tall and is 6 1/2" wide across the top.This bowl is in really nice condition.A nice addition for your eapg collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7090   $30.00

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Here is a early american pattern glass condiment tray in the "Alfa" pattern that was made by the j.b. higbee glass company circa 1907-1917.This tray was also made by the new martinsville glass company circa 1919 and was called the "rexford" pattern.The condiment tray measures 1 3/4" tall and is 6 1/2" wide across the top.This vintage tray is in really nice condition.A nice addition for your eapg glass collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7086   $35.00

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Here is a really nice early american pattern glass bowl from the #302 line or "Hobstar and Arches Pattern that was made by the imperial glass company circa 1904-1909.This beautiful vintage crystal bowl measures 3 1/2" tall and is 7 3/8" wide across the sawtooth rim.This vintage bowl is in really nice condition for it's use /age.A wonderful addition for your eapg collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7084   $40.00

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Here is an early american pattern glass pitcher in the "utah" or twinkle star pattern that was part of the states series of glassware that was made by the u.s. glass company circa 1903.These pitchers are scarse and are really hard to find.The pitcher measures 9 3/8" tall and is 4 1/2" wide across the base.This pitcher is over 100 years old and has been well used.There are light surface scratches and a few air bubbles in the glass.No chips or cracks.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7 076   $30.00

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Here is an early american pattern glass footed compote in the "fortuna" pattern that was made by the j.b. higbee glass company circa 1910-1914.This vintage compote measures 6 3/4" tall and is 8" wide across the top.There is some minor surface wear that is normal with use and age and there is also a very small chip on the outer edge of the rim.A nice addition for your eapg collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7059   $25.00

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Here is a lovely footed eapg bowl in the "Buzz Saw" or "Double Star" pattern that was made by the cambridge glass company circa 1910.This bowl measures 3" tall and is 5 1/2" wide across the serrated rim.This bowl is in really nice condition and is marked with the cambridge trade mark near-cut logo on the bottom.A nice addition for your eapg collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7054   $40.00

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Attributed to the canton glass company here is a rose bowl in the "framed jewel" pattern that was made circa 1893.This early american pattern glass rose bowl measures 3 3/4" tall and is 4 1/2" wide.There are a few small minor imperfections which is typical with glassware of this type and age.The overall condition is very good for it's use and age.A nice addition for your eapg collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7032   $55.00

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Here is a really nice vintage early american pattern glass compote in the "panama" or "fine cut bar" pattern that was made by the u.s. glass company circa 1904.This beautiful compote measures 6 1/4" tall and is 8" wide across the top.This compote is in really nice condition for its use and age.A wonderful addition for your early american pattern glass collection.

Mark's Treasure Chest
G7031   $55.00

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Here is a very nice early american pattern glass compote in the "transverse ribs" pattern that i believe was made by the u.s. glass company circa the 1880's.This vintage compote measures 7" tall and is 8" wide across the top.The base is 4 1/2" x 4 1/2".This compote is in really nice condition for it's use and age.A wonderful addition for your early american glass collection.

Monique's Glass Boutique
  $245 USD

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Very Rare cruet made of emerald green crystal measuring under 6" tall w/o stopper, 7.5" with stopper, 3.5" wide at widest point. 4 eyes, semi polished pontil, applied handle, blown molded glass. Paneled stopper, not grounded, bubble seen in stopper, scalloped opening of jar top, also paneled. Small chip on side of jar, more felt than seen due to busy pattern. c1895

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Mark's Treasure Chest
G7015   $55.00

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Here is a really nice early american pattern glass vase in the "diamond and pineapple" pattern that was made by the united states glass company circa 1895.This beautiful vintage vase measures 10 1/2" tall and is 5 1/2" wide across the top and also 3 1/2" across the base.This vase is in really nice condition for its use/age.A wonderful addition for your early american pattern glass collection.

Zbezanje
  $25

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Very nice Scalloped Tape pattern oval bread plate, the maker of this pattern is unknown although the pattern is c. 1880s according to Reilly and Jenks. 12 3/4" long, 9 1/4 wide and 1 3/4" high. The mold seam on this plate runs around the outer edge, there is mold roughness along this seam, a few tiny fleabites and two 1/4" chips or flakes. Not unusual on a piece this old, and it still displays nicely, but less than book price due to the slight damage. The line visible in the photo is a straw mar... Click for details

Zbezanje
  $20

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The Fortuna pattern was produced by the J.B. Higbee Glass Co. from 1910-1914, and later by New Martinsville. This is a Higbee piece as evidenced by the bee mark in the bowl of the compote, which New Martinsville pieces did not have. 5" in diameter and 4 3/4" tall, this compote has no damage, although there is a 1/2" long thin ridge of mold roughness on the base of the stem.