Deer and Dog Comport Lid

Pattern: Deer and Dog Etch, Early American Pattern Glass made by Gilander & Son, made early 1900’s

Quantity: One (1)

Item Description: Deer and Dog etched Round Comport Lid with Dog Finial, Crystal no color, 6.25” outer rim diameter, 5.75” inner rim diameter, 4.25” high.

Item Condition: This lid is in very good condition with no cracks, stains or cloudiness...

Produced by Richards & Hartley circa the 1880's, I am pleased to be offering this lovely etched, covered compote.

From their #525 pattern line, this is the Lion & Cable, also known as Tiny Lion, 7" covered compote. It features a cable trimmed foot, etched lid, and the signature frosted lion finial.

Overall, the piece is in very, very good condition. It is free of any nicks, chips or cracks and has only some signs of usage on the base which are not too bad considering the age of the piece...

What a great old piece of EAPG this is. From McKee Glass and produced between 1901 and 1905, I am pleased to be offering this hard~to~find cruet or jug. The pattern name is Monarch and it is considered to be a part of McKee's PresCut line.

The cruet measures approximately 7 1/2" in height and the glass at the rim of the spout measures 5/8" in thickness...

Slewed Horseshoe, AKA Radiant Daisy or U.S. Peacock, was produced by U.S. Glass circa 1908. This fabulous EAPG punch set will definitely make an impression, not only with its beauty, but also with it's size.

The punch bowl is a very generous 14" in diameter and 8" in height. The matching liner is 21 1/4" in diameter and the cups are 2 1/2" in height. You will be receiving the bowl, liner and 12 punch cups...

This pretty pattern is known by several names: Alfa, Boylan, Euclid and Rexford. It was originally produced by J.B. Higbee Glass Company circa 1908 and later by New Martinsville Glass around 1915.

I am offering these two pieces together so that not only will you have a lovely stand to display your cake, you'll also have a beautiful plate to serve it.

The cake stand is 9 1/2" in diameter and 5" in height. It has a slightly scalloped rim and "starred" foot...

Jefferson Glass produced its pattern #212, called Tokyo, in 1904. This pretty plate is in a white opalescent coloring and measures 8 3/4" in diameter and 1 5/8" in height at the rim. It rests upon 6 little scalloped feet.

Overall, this piece is in very, very good condition. One of the feet has a little nibble on it...not bad or blatant. Otherwise, the plate is free of imperfections.

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