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Catalogue: Glassware: Pattern (5)

EAPG Ball and Swirl Pattern Small Pitcher Glassware: Pattern: Pre 1900 item# 773565
click for details		Uncle Ron's Place 626-278-4783 $8.00
This tall slender pitcher is in the Ball and Swirl pattern introduced by McKee in 1894. It stands 6 inches tall and it is generally believed that it was originally a container for mustard or pickles and was a selling premium for the product. In very good, undamaged condition.

EAPG Feather pattern Individual Sauce Dish Glassware: Pattern: Pre 1910 item# 773564
click for details		Uncle Ron's Place 626-278-4783 $10.00
In the beautiful Feather pattern produced by McKee Glass from 1896 to 1905, this individual sauce bowl is 4 1/4 inches in diameter and stands 2 inches tall. In excellent condition with no visible damage of any kind.

Vintage EAPG Creamer in Grape Pattern Glassware: Pattern: Pre 1910 item# 773563
click for details		Uncle Ron's Place 626-278-4783 $15.00
I have not identified this pattern which is a grape and leaf motif with a rope or cable encircling the body just above the grapes. The piece stands 6 1/4 inches tall and is in excellent condition but for an internal anealing crack in the handle where the bottom of the handle is applied to the piece.

EAPG Vase in Panelled Cane Pattern, 7 1/4" Tall Glassware: Pattern: Pre 1910 item# 773561
click for details		Uncle Ron's Place 626-278-4783 $15.00
This vintage vase in the Panelled Cane pattern stands 7 1/4 inches tall and is in excellent condition with no damage of any kind. A very pretty, sparkly piece. Introduced by Fostoria in c. 1901.

EAPG Very Desirable Grasshopper / Locust Spooner Glassware: Pattern: Pre 1900 item# 773553
click for details		Uncle Ron's Place 626-278-4783 $60.00
This EAPG spooner stands 5 1/8 inches tall and is in one of the most desirable patterns, i.e. grasshopper aka locust with the insects on the sides. It is in beautiful condition with only the smallest dot of roughness on the wing of one of the insects possibly a result of mold seam roughness. No noticable chips, cracks or repair. A truly beautiful and hard-to-find piece.

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