Scalloped Tape Bread Plate
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Pattern:
Pre 1900 item# 724627
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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 ...click for details
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Fortuna Open Compote - 5"
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Pattern:
Pre 1920 item# 724603
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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.
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Medallion Sunburst Cake Stand - 9 1/2"
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Pattern:
Pre 1910 item# 724067
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Zbezanje
$40
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Excellent condition Medallion Sunburst cake stand. This pattern was named Banquet by the original manufacturer, Bryce, Higbee and Co., and was produced from 1896-1905. No nicks or chips, there are a few utensil marks on the plate surface but overall this piece has beautiful clarity and the pattern sparkles.
9 1/2" in diameter and 4" high.
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Cut Log Wine
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Pattern:
Pre 1900 item# 722935
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Zbezanje
$20
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Flawless condition 4" tall Cut Log wine. The original Bryce, Higbee and Company name for this pattern was Ethol, it is also known as Cat's Eye and Block. Bryce produced the pattern c. 1889 and Westmoreland Specialty Glass produced it c. 1896.
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Good Luck Cake Stand on High Standard - 9"
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Pattern:
Pre 1900 item# 722829
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Zbezanje
$150
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Good Luck 9" Cake Stand on high standard. Actual measurements are just a shade under 9" in diameter and 6 5/8" tall. This intricate and beautiful pattern is also known as Horseshoe, Prayer Mat or Prayer Rug. It was produced by Adams and Co. or Pittsburgh c. 1881. Condition is excellent with no nicks or chips, there are surface knife scratches from being used as it was intended.
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