This is the Second Section of patterns I thru Z
For patterns A through H, go HERE
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All of these are undamaged & non-flint unless otherwise noted.
KANSAS aka Jewel & (with) Dewdrop is the U S Glass Co. States' Series pattern, honoring the Sunflower State, ca. 1901.  It has a shallow chip on the base edge seen HERE.
$145
Left: LEAF & DART at left could be a sweetmeat or cov'd butter. This rare footed form is not described in the pattern. **SOLD**

Right: LIBERTY BELL aka Centennial at right was made by Adams Glass co. ca. 1875.  It has a little liberty bell shaped finial & a small chip on the base flange. $125
LION HEAD is one of Gillinder & Sons' famous patterns made for America's Centennial ca. 1870s celebrating our Country's freedom from the Lion of Britain.
$135
LITTLE BULLET BAND aka CLIMAX (COLUMBIA) is the Columbian Glass Co. pattern
#39 made ca. 1887.
$62
LOOP & JEWEL aka Jewel & Festoon aka Queen's Necklace  is an Indiana Dunkirk creation ca. 1903. 
Beautiful domed lid!  $75
LORNE is a stand alone butter dish by Bryce Bros. ca. 1880s.  Of all those beads around the edge, only one is chipped. An unusual shape for an EAPG butter dish.  $75
LOUISIANA, aka Granby aka Sharp Oval & Diamond is a U S Glass Co. States' pattern ca. 1898. This is a difficult pattern to find.
$125
MANILA aka Wreath & Shell is a spectacular pattern by National's Albany Glass Co. ca. 1900.  This butter dish in vaseline opalescent
is a treasure.  $285
NORTHWOOD'S MAPLE LEAF
was created ca. 1897. It was originally made only in custard & a few forms in opalescent.  Clear pieces were made from a new
mold by L. G. Wright ca. 1972.
$55

MAPLE LEAF aka Concordia aka Canadian Maple Leaf is from the 1880s but the maker's identity has not been discovered for sure.  It is shown in Unitt's Canadian Handbook as a butter dish but it is large enough to be a cheese dish.
There are a couple of nics on the leaves in the base and it is a handsome piece of glass!  $125
MARSH PINK is an
angled four sided pattern,
very unusual design with a pretty flower on each of the clear panels.  The maker is unknown but it is an 1880s pattern.  The 2 little handles are a special touch.  $75
MARYLAND aka Inverted Loop
& Fan was made to honor the
Old Line State by the U S Glass
Co. ca. 1897.  This rare high standard form of the butter dish might also pass for a sweetmeat.
A really classy piece of glass!
$125

MASCOTTE aka Minor Block aka Dominion was made by Ripley & Co. ca. 1884.  It is exquisitely engraved with a leafy wreath around the domed lid.
$145

MAUDE S is the odd name for this rare butter dish shaped like a horseshoe.  Was Maude a race horse?  It has a small chip under
 the edge of one of the back base extensions, seen HERE.  There are some fleabites on the edges that were probably from in the making.
$195
MELROSE aka Diamond Beaded Band - here's my favorite pattern again.  Greensburg & New Martinsville & McKee all made the pattern.  There are several small boo boos on the base edge,
seen HERE. $72
MICHIGAN aka Panelled Jewel
aka Loop & Pillar aka Desplaines is the U S Glass Co. States' Series pattern celebrating the Great Lakes State, made ca. 1902.  A jeweled design adorns the domed lid.
$125

NESTOR is a Northwood
pattern made in several colors, this being the EAPG 'apple green'.
The gold and white enamel decor are very good.   **SOLD**
PADDLE WHEEL aka Fernwheel
is a pattern with some pretty shapes.  Westmoreland Specialty Co. was its maker ca. 1905. 
$65
PANELLED FORGET ME NOT aka Regal was made by Bryce Bros ca. 1880s in an extensive pattern line. 
This butter dish has a chip
on the base seen HERE.
$65

PANELLED HEATHER is a pretty pattern by Indiana Dunkirk,
their #26 from ca. 1911... a very
good year for little girls born
in Oklahoma. 
$65
PENNSYLVANIA aka Balder was made by the U S Glass Co. in their States' Series honoring the
Keystone State.  This is the table size butter dish.  It has a vestige of gold remaining on both the base & lid. There is a 1" internal flaw near the base of the lid.  $65
PLEAT BAND is a produce of the
Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co./
Greentown ca. 1897.  There is a 3/4" area
of underfill on the base top near a handle, see HERE.  This is a difficult piece of this pattern to find in this undamaged condition. $95
PORTLAND aka U S Portland was made by U S Glass Co., their pattern #15121 ca. 1910.  A classy pattern with the big dome lid.  There is a teeny flake under the outer edge of the base seen HERE.  $85

On the left is the POINTED JEWEL aka Long Diamond aka Spearpoint, a Columbia Glass Co. product ca. 1888. $65

VALENCIA WAFFLE is Adams' Glass Co. pattern #85 made ca. 1880s. Since it is square, it could be a honey dish. $95

PRESSED PRISM is a heavy FLINT pattern made by the Boston Sandwich Glass Co. ca. 1840-60.  The pattern is pictured in Barlow Kaiser as #1180. $155

PRISCILLA by the
Fostoria Glass Co.
made ca. 1898.  It still has a
little gold decor left on the lid.  No gold on the base as was often the case in these early years.
$114

REEDING aka Four Lines is a product of the Cambridge Glass
Co. ca. 1916.  This is beautiful glass and the gold is stunning.  It is $65 & we have the matching spooner & creamer in similar pristine condition.
RIBBED IVY is a FLINT Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. creation ca. 1850.... 10 years before the Civil War!  It is in beautiful shape.
$185
RIVERSIDE #3
Here's a pattern we'll bet you've never seen before.  It is the elusive Riverside #3 pattern which we'd have never known without Jack Senander's help. The lid and base are both decorated with Riversides engraving #10. It is $85 & we have a matching
sugar & creamer in stock.
SAWTOOTH, EARLY is a product of & signed with a "W" in the
base, the Westmoreland Glass Co.
ca. 1951.  It is bell toned and
beautiful to behold.  $55
SHIMMERING STAR aka Beaded Star was made by the Indiana Glass Co. at Kokomo ca. 1904.  It is obvious when seen 'in person' why the word shimmering fits it so well.
$85
SHELL & TASSEL is Geo. Duncan
& Sons pattern #155. Made in 1881, this great piece has some problems:  There are some teeny black specks inside the glass on one handle.  The lid has a few flakes under the rim seen HERE and although the dog's profile is good - see HERE, one side of his (or her) nose is chipped, seen HERE.  Still holds butter!  As is $156.
SPRIG aka Panelled Sprig aka Royal pattern was made by Bryce Higbee ca. 1885. Both of these are 6" across the outside of the base with 5 1/2" lids.  The one on the left has a footed base $85 & the one on the right has a flat base. $75
SQUIRREL IN BOWER
This is a very rare pattern with a squirrel finial.  The maker is unknown but Welker dates it during the 1870s.  There is a tiny nic under the lid edge and a nic on the squirrel's little nose. $435
STAR IN BULLSEYE pattern was made by the U S Glass Co, their pattern #15092, ca. 1905.
This pretty piece has a little of the original gold decor remaining on it.
$65
SUCCESS is a little known
pattern made by the Indiana
Glass Co. just after the turn of
the 20th century.  It has  2 small
nics on the base edge. $85
SWAN aka Lee's Swan aka
Swan with Mesh, exquisitely
made by the Canton Glass Co..  Pieces of this 1882 pattern with
the swan finial undamaged are
few & far between, but
here is one.  $365

THOUSAND EYE  aka Daisy
aka Three Knob is another Adams
& Co. pattern from the 1870s. 
This perky version of this
ever popular pattern is footed.
  $85
TREE OF LIFE
This famous pattern was made by several glass companies over a couple of decades.  The clear margin between the edge and the design tells us that this one was made by the Portland Glass Co. ca. 1870s.
$110

TREE OF LIFE W/ HAND aka Hobbs #90 & #98 aka Pittsburgh Tree of Life pattern is a well known pattern by Hobbs Brockunier & Co. ca. 1879.  You can see a close up of the finial HERE, & a close up of the hand in the standard HERE.  $175

 
TWO BANDS pattern is aka Doyle's #200, having been made by Doyle & Co. ca. 1890.  The roughness on the lids inside rim is the result of an overfilled mold.  There are a few flakes on the top rim & a small chip on one corner of the finial.  $55
U S COIN aka Silver Age aka Frosted Coin was made by Central Glass Co. in 1892 using actual 1892 U S currency in the molds.  The Feds confiscated the molds after a few months so this pattern is hard to find.  This butter dish has chips on all 4 corner coins on the base, see HERE, HERE, HERE & HERE & on the finial, see HERE.  There are lid rim chips seen HERE & HERE & chips on the flange of the base that fits up under the lid, seen HERE.  So it is basically 'as is' & priced at 1/3 the value of an undamaged piece, $325.
U S DIAMOND BLOCK aka Diamond Waffle aka Patricia aka
U S Glass #15025 is a little known pattern by George Duncan & Sons ca. 1880s & later by the U S Glass Co.   A catalog picture of the
pattern is pictured in Revi's
book pg 307.  $85
VICTORIA, Fostoria's #183
pattern was made ca. 1890.  The lid has partial frosting decor and the base is all clear.  There is an irregular slit in the edge of the
base. $185
VERSAILLES pattern in milk glass was made by Dithridge ca. 1896.  It has a pretty flowered enamel decor with mostly green on the trim.
The numbers 851 are molded into the inside of the lid.
A very dainty piece for butter.
$68
VIGILANT is one of the very hard to find early Fostoria patterns ca. 1896.  It looks
like it was made yesterday -
very shiny glass with
engraved leaves.
$95
WESTWARD HO aka Pioneer pattern is
a spectacularly popular pattern made by Gillinder & Sons ca. 1879.  The finial is a crouching Indian & scenes on the sides of the lids & some bases feature a charging buffalo, a log cabin, pine trees & a setting sun.  It has been widely reproduced but this is guaranteed original issue. We have one with some flat flakes under the edge of a couple of scallops at the top of the base for $325 & one undamaged for $425
WHEAT & BARLEY aka Duquesne, a very Victorian pattern was made by Bryce Walker ca. 1880s.
$65
WILDFLOWER is Adams' Glass
Co. Pattern #140 made ca. 1874.
It has a chip on the lid flange that
fits down into the base & several
dings around the top edge of the
base. $45
ZIPPER aka Cobb aka Late Sawtooth pattern was made by Richards & Hartley ca. 1885. The high domed lid has a pretty circular finial.  $85
These prices do not include shipping & insurance cost
and are subject to prior sale .
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