Cake Stands or Cake Salvers
The cake stands shown below are just a few of the Early American Pattern Glass cake stands available from PatternGlass.com. We have over 70 in clear glass. If you are interested in a specific pattern or one with a particular design element, get in touch with us by clicking HERE to email us with your request.
On the right is a 'stack' of our Feather pattern
cake stands topped off with a jelly compote. 
A limited number of patterns were made in
sizes that permit creating such a stack. 
Read more about EAPG cake stands HERE.
For information on buying from us, click HERE.
We  have other pieces of most of these patterns in stock.  Let
us know if you are looking for other forms. Damage, if any, to
these cake stands will be reflected in the listing.
Fostoria's ATLANTA aka SQUARE LION is a fabulous pattern from 1895.
It was one of the company's first patterns; their #500. This cake stand is very hard to find,
especially in the frosted version. It is 9 1/4" sqare on top and 5 1/2" high. $275.


 
HARTLEY aka PANELLED DIAMONDCUT & FAN in color is hightly sought after.
It was made by Richards & Hartley in the 1880s. This stand is totally flat on top;
about 9 1/2" across & in great condition. $235


DOUBLE DAISY - what a great cake stand. As with all Riverside Glass Works
patterns, the design is on the underside making a very sparkly top. The
spiral standard on this 9 1/2" diameter beauty, gives it an extra
fun design element. From ca. 1893, it is $145.
BIRD & STRAWBERRY - Indiana Glass Dunkirk's most famous
pattern. From ca. 1914, it is 9 1/2" in diameter and the top edge
is turned up a little bit to control the flow of icing. $65
PALM LEAF FAN is a Bryce Higbee pattern c. 1904 and this is a
Banana Stand. Where does a person keep their bananas if they don't
have a banana stand? It is as cute as can be and $85.

CURRANT is an early 1870's pattern made by Campbell Jones & Co.. It has
no damage although there are a few cloudy spots on the top. It is 9 1/2" diameter &
has the wafer connection between the top plate and the standard. $75

CURRIER & IVES in amber is an absolutely gorgeous cake stand! It is 9 1/2" in
diameter at the top, 5" tall & it has an icing lip. This pattern is rare in color. **SOLD**

FEATHER aka DORIC aka INDIANA SWIRL is a pattern made by McKee
& other factories over several years beginning in the 1890s. This cake stand has a
pretty patterned standard, was made in 5 sizes so is one that can be stacked.
This one is 9 3/4" diameter & $125.

MELROSE aka DIAMOND BEADED BAND is a Greensburg, Higbee & New Martinsville
pattern from the late 1880s & '90s. It is one of the cutest patterns in all of EAPG Land.
This cake stand is 9" in diameter and $95.

THOUSAND EYE is an Adams' Glass Co product ca. 1870s. The edges have the closed lattice;
the pattern is the 3 knob (on the standard); it is 10” overall Outside Diameter
& the cake part is 8 1/4” in diameter. It is 6 1/2” tall. This blue one is **SOLD**
We have an amber one just like it for $165.
Heisey made their beautiful LOCKET ON CHAIN pattern - also called Stippled Beaded Shield
in c. 1896; their pattern #160. This cake stand is 9 1/4" in diameter, is heavy
and has no damage.**SOLD**
Higbee's YOKE AND CIRCLE aka Era pattern is a pattern from about 1912.
The fancy cake stand in this pattern is 9 1/2" diameter with an icing lip. It is $75.
The very popular PROSPERITY aka FERRIS WHEEL pattern is one of
Indiana Glass Company's 1910 products. This cake stand is 9" in diameter
with a small icing lip. It is $70.
CHAMPION is the most common name for this pattern, but it is also called
Fans with Crossbars. Made by McKee in the 1890s, it is 9" in diameter, 4 1/4" high
and has a partially turned up outer edge. The pattern is replayed in the wide base. $75

This is the KANSAS states' pattern by the U S Glass Co. c. 1901. It is 10 1/2” OD;
10” inside icing lip; low standard with a turned up pointed icing lip. **SOLD**
BARLEY aka INDIAN TREE is one of the great old patterns from Campbell Jones
in the 1870s - while the West was being settled just after the Civil War. It is 10” diam.;
4 1/2” tall & has a turned up scalloped ice lip.
It also ranks with one of the most difficult of all cake stands to photograph. $75

CRYSTAL WEDDING by Adams Glass Co. in the 1890s is one of the most popular
patterns in EAPG. The cake stand is 9 1/4" square and 7 1/2" tall. This is a heavy and impressive piece of glass. There is a tiny spot of roughness on one corner that did
not show up on any photos I tried to take of it. $225
TEXAS, the States pattern is aka Loop with Stippled Panels is U S Glass Co's.
pattern #15067 from c. 1900. This pattern is difficult to find in any form.
It is 9 1/2" with turned up scallops; 5 1/2" to the top of the flat plate. **SOLD**

DOUBLE PINWHEEL aka JUNO is the appropriate pattern name for this pretty
cake stand by the Indiana Glass Co. c 1915.  It is 8 1/2" diameter and 4 3/4" tall to the
top of the turned up icing lip. **SOLD**

Here is one of the most sparkly of EAPG cake stands - ARCHED FLEUR D LIS.
The pattern was made by Bryce Higbee & Co. c. 1898.
It is 9 1/2" in diameter with an icing lip; is 4 5/8" tall and $95.

This is one of the premier of all EAPG cake stands; the GREEN BEADED GRAPE
pattern of the U S Glass Co. c. 1890s.  It is in pristine condition, 9" square with a beaded icing lip.  This is the pattern that the Welkers (Mr. & Mrs. Pattern Glass)
of Pennsylvania, collected.**SOLD**

GRAND aka DIAMOND MEDALLION is a full line pattern made by Bryce-Higbee
c. 1880s.  We have 2 cake stands in the pattern & both have the turned up outer edge icing lip.  One is 9 1/2" diameter with no damage for $76 and one is 4" high and 9" diameter for $46. 
It has an internal crack as shown in the second photo. 
They could be used to start a 'stack' like our one in Feather pattern at the top of this page.

BERKELEY aka BLOCKED ARCHES was made by Bryce and later by the
U S Glass Co. c. 1891.  It has no damage, is 11" diameter & quite substantial weight
& beautiful glass with a fancy scalloped icing lip. **SOLD**


Here's a gorgeous Heisey pattern #300 aka Peerless aka Colonial cake stand.  It is flawless as far as damage goes but there is a little inclusion of undissolved sand sitting totally inside the glass from when it was made.  It is 9 1/2" in diameter and completely flat on top except for the little center 'well'.  It is a pattern from 1897   **SOLD**.

Riverside Glass Co. made this bright & shiny cake stand in a pattern called ESTHER aka TOOTH & CLAW (we prefer Esther)  It is flawless, 10 3/4" diam., has an icing lip. **SOLD**

 
This is called Panelled Finecut &
is shown in the Canadian Handbook. 
It is a really sparkly piece of glass;
9" square with an icing lip in amber $145.		 Baltimore Pear aka Gypsy pattern
made by Adams & Co. c. 1874 is
a very difficult cake stand to find. 
It is 9" in diameter, has an icing
lip and is $325.		  

Powder & Shot is an 1870s pattern made by the famous Boston & Sandwich
Glass Company.  This extremely rare cake stand is low level flint, has a wafer connection
to the standard base of that era. The diameter is 9 3/4" and it has turned up edges to
form an icing lip.  The condition of the glass is flawless.  **SOLD**

This is a huge BLEEDING HEART
cake stand at 10 3/4" diam.  It stands
5 1/2" tall, has an icing lip and a deep
pattern impression.  Made by
King & Sons in the 1870s there are a
few knife marks from birthday cakes
of yore. **SOLD**		 CABBAGE ROSE is an 1870s pattern
made by Central Glass Co. 
This beautiful cake stand is
9 1/2" diam, has an icing rim
and a wafer connection. 
$145.

This Cottage pattern is the only cobalt blue EAPG cake stand we've ever had and it
is in our collection.  Only included here to show it off.  Pretty, no?

Adams Glass Company put out its own SAXON pattern in the 1880s.
It is 7" tall & one of the heavier cake stands with a wafer connection between the plate
and the standard. There is an icing lip on this 9" diameter beauty & it is $85.
We don't know the name of this pattern but we believe it was made by McKee
in the 1890s. This is a little doughnut stand - what Victorian's called the smaller
8" cake stands. It is only 3 1/2" tall and has an icing lip around the diamond
design which circles the center. It is $85.

CURRIER & IVES in beautiful sapphire blue is 9 1/2" diameter. 
Made by Cooperative Flint Glass Co. c 1885.  $195.

This STAR & CRESCENT aka FESTOONS & SUNBURSTS cake stand is a U. S. Glass
Co. product c. 1908. It is all flat on top, is 9" in outside diameter and 4" tall. **SOLD**

This stately Dahlia pattern was made
by Canton Glass Co. during the 1870s. 
It is 9 1/2" in diameter in
amber **SOLD**.  We also have a clear
one with a small flake on top of one
corner of the base. **SOLD**		 Garfield Drape aka Canadian Drape is an
Adams' Glass Co. pattern from the 1880s. 
We have profiled this magnificent pattern
HERE.  The elegant cake stand is 9 1/4”
in diameter, it has an icing rim, a wafer
connection & is **SOLD**

Amber is the perfect color for all seasons & occasions!   This is a Hobbs Brockunier
cake stand that has no pattern name but it
is perky, 8"tall, 10 1/2" diameter and $125.		 Thumbprint aka Argus is a Bakewell
Pears flint glass product made in the
1850s & 60s.  We have one that is
9 3/4" diameter **SOLD** & one that
is 8" diameter for $375.  These are
very rare examples in flint glass.

Jasper aka Late Buckle is a pattern made by the U S Glass Co. c. 1891. 
It is 10" in diameter, has an icing lip and is **SOLD**

Reverse Torpedo - a magnificent cake
stand by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton c.
1892. **SOLD**  We also have a cake basket
in this pattern, 9” diam to outer edge of
piecrust edging; detachable metal
handle **SOLD**.

 This pattern name is SOLAR aka
FEATHER SWIRL, made by the
U S Glass Co. c 1908. 
There is no icing lip and the top is 11" in diameter & flat as can be. **SOLD**
Above is the famous 1880s Hobbs Brockunier Hand Standard cake stand
in 9 1/2" with frosted standard.  It has no damage. $195
And here is an 11 1/2" diameter version of the Hobbs Hand Stand.  
This standard looks just like the 9" one except it is clear glass instead of frosted.
The white dot in the glass is a spot of undissolved sand.
It is totally inside the glass so definitely dates from the time of manufacture .
They were not big on quality control in the 1880s.   $265

What a beauty!  This is a very interesting pattern by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton c. 1880s.  It is called by many names by collectors but the correct name is Strawberry& Currant.  It is also called Three Fruits which is a misnomer because there are many more than 3 fruits shown on all the pieces.  In fact all the forms have different combinations of fruits on them. 
This cake stand in the pattern has what appear to be blackberries & strawberries. 
It is 10 1/4" diameter and 10 3/4" tall **SOLD**

Adam's Glass Co. made this gorgeous amber cake stand in their very popular
WILDFLOWER pattern c. 1874.  Its in undamaged condition, 10 1/2" diameter,
has an icing lip so your frosting won't fall off.  **SOLD**

WILLOW OAK aka Oak Leaf aka Acorn & Oak aka Wreath pattern, by Bryce Bros. in the
1870s was made in clear, amber, scarcely in blue and rarely in vaseline. 
The blue cake stand is a real 'find' and has only one flat chip
on the inside of the top rim (which is as hard to see as it was to photograph). 
It is 8 3/4" in diameter and 4 1/4" to the top of the turned up edges which form an icing lip.  $155

WILLOW OAK aka Oak Leaf aka Acorn & Oak aka Wreath pattern, by Bryce Bros. in the
1870s was made in clear, amber, scarcely in blue and rarely in vaseline colors. This is the clear in the larger 10 1/2" diameter size.  It is damage free and $85.

Riverside Glass Works made this gorgeous cake stand in Marsh Fern pattern ca. 1889.  There are some light knife marks left by some Victorian birthday celebrant, no doubt.  It is 9 1/2" diameter & 6 1/4" tall to the top of the icing lip. **SOLD**

These prices do not include shipping & insurance costs. 
To read more about EAPG cake stands, go HERE.