Cake Stands or Cake Salvers
And a few Banana Stands
The cake stands shown below & on the next
page are Early American Pattern Glass
cake stands available from PatternGlass.com.

Seen at 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 about EAPG cake stands HERE.
To learn what EAPG means, click HERE.
Damage, if any, to these cake stands will be mentioned in the listing.
We leave some of our cake stands in the Store even though they are
sold, because many use our web site to identify their patterns.

     We have just received copies of the February 2010 Martha Stewart Living Magazine. It includes an article featuring several of our cake stands which we sent to photograph at their request. They have been returned to us & most are still available for sale. If a tiny photo of the magazine cover is located by a cake stand, it means that cake stand was featured in the magazine.
You can click those little magazines to see what it looks like on their page.
To learn about how easy it is to buy from PatternGlass.com, click HERE.
To jump ahead to our new Second Cake Stand Store, click HERE.

CURTAIN TIEBACK pattern was made a couple of years after the end of the Civil War. Imagine eating your cake off a plate that held someone's birthday cake while hearts were still trying to heal after that terrible part of American history! The maker of this pattern in the 1860s is unknown to us now.
The stand is 9" in diameter and 6 3/4" high with an icing lip. $115
**SOLD**

At about 2:00 in
the circle on
Page 59.

FANCY LOOP is Heisey's pattern #1205 made ca. 1898.
It is 9 1/2" in diameter and 5 1/2" tall.
A classic beauty by one of America's premier glass companies.
**SOLD**
ISIS aka JUBILEE is McKee Glass Company's pattern #132 made ca. 1894.
This is a heavy cake stand with an icing lip. It can hold a larger cake
because it is 10 1/4" in diameter and 5 1/4" tall. The plate and
the standard are held together by a wafer connection. **SOLD**

What a sparkly one! This is Richards & Hartley's 1885
#544 pattern, BLOCK & FAN aka BLOCK WITH FAN BORDER.
It is 10" in diameter & a stunning piece of glass for $125
HAWAIIAN LEI aka GALA pattern was made by the John Higbee Glass Co.
ca. 1913. It is 10" in diameter and 4 1/4" high. The points on the top edge
are turned up to form a scant icing lip. $75

Third down
on left side stack
on Page 60.
JACK POT! PAVONIA aka PINEAPPLE STEM may be the most popular
cake stand in pattern glass land. It is 9 1/4" diameter - by Ripley Glass Co. ca. 1885. Pavonia is one of the few EAPG patterns that is etched as
opposed to engraved - this one is simply clear. **SOLD**

 

 
BROKEN COLUMN aka RATTAN pattern makes a very heavy
and beautiful banana stand! The folded part where bananas
reside is 10" x 7". Broken Column is a product of the Columbia
Glass Co. and was made ca. 1888. It is a rare form of this pattern. $575


Second down on
left side stack
on Page 58.
This may be the only offer of a stack of colored cake stands in graduated
sizes, all in the same pattern ever made available for purchase.
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. 
One blue cake stand is a real 'find' and 3 in all different sizes is amazing!
They all have turned up edges to form an icing lip & all are 4 1/4" tall to the top of that icing lip. The top one is 8 3/4" diameter; the middle one is 9 3/4" diameter and the bottom one is 10" diameter. The top one has only one flat chip on the inside of the top rim (which is as hard to see as it was to photograph - see my best effort HERE).  Have the stack **SALE PENDING**
Psst - we have a water pitcher & a goblet to match them......

MAINE aka STIPPLED PANELLED FLOWER aka PANELLED FLOWER
is one of the U S Glass Co. States' series patterns. It was made ca. 1899
and is one of the most difficult of the States' patterns to find in any
form. This stand is 8 1/2" diameter and 4 1/2" high with a turned up
icing lip.**SOLD**
This is a bargain hunters delight. There are very few allover frosted
and also very few HERO aka RUBY ROSETTE cake stands. The base
made a clean break from the top while we were traveling home after
purchasing it. It can very easily be re glued with glass glue but we don't
want to do it prior to a shipping experience. At 9 5/8" diameter &
with an icing lip, it is a very heavy example of an early cake stand.
It was made by the Elson Glass Co. ca. 1891. $68

Bryce Higbee & Co. made this pattern and unexpectedly named
it SURPRISE! I guess part of the surprise is that they made
only a couple of pieces in the pattern between 1896 & 1905.
It is folded up, 8" long and 5" wide, a perfect size to hold a bunch
of bananas or other small fruit. A dainty display piece at $55.

FINECUT & PANEL is a grand example of Bryce Bros beautiful
and colorful glass making ability during the 1800s. This is a
vaseline - sometimes called 'canary' - colored cake stand; A
real rarity. It is 10 in diameter and 7" tall. **SALE PENDING**

Finally! A 100 year old square cake stand. They must not have had many square pans 'back then' because very few square cake plates or stands were made. This pattern is Ivy In Snow aka Forest Ware by the Cooperative Flint Glass Co. ca. 1894. It has a wafer connection, is 10" square & 6" tall. **SOLD**

This is a 10" cake stand in the pretty, but VERY difficult to photograph
WHEAT & BARLEY aka DUQUESNE pattern. The design features a bundled spray of leaves & dainty tulip, heart & bell shaped flowers. Very Victorian! Bryce Bros. made it in the 1880s in clear, amber, & blue.
With the icing lip, this clear one stands 4 3/4" tall and is $85.

Actually this is a REVERSE TORPEDO aka BULLSEYE & DIAMOND POINT
doughnut stand with turned up sides & so it is a little different from the cake stand in
the pattern. It was made by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton c 1892.
It is 9 1/2" in diameter and 5 1/4" tall. $95

ROSE SPRIG is a pretty pattern by Campbell Jones made c 1886.
It is 9" square with angled corners. **SOLD**


At about 10:00
on the circle
on Page 59.
EYEWINKER aka WINKING EYE What a pattern! Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton
made it ca. 1885. This little guy is 8" in diameter and only 3 1/2" high.
It has a small chip and a few flakes around the top edge **SOLD**

Isn't this gorgeous? It is a pattern called SCALLOPED SWIRL or YORK
HERRINGBONE by the Ripley Glass Company ca 1885. As if the pattern
isn't exciting enough, it has beautiful engraving around the middle.**SOLD**

Second down on Page 64.
DAISY & BUTTON WITH THUMBPRINT PANEL is the name of this well-known
pattern of EAPG. It is an Adam's Glass Co. product c 1880s. It is 10" across & has
an icing lip. There are 2 dings & one larger rough shallow 1/2" spot of damage on
the rum under the icing rim which does not show from the side or the top of the
cake stand. It is a rarity in vaseline also called canary yellow & is $285.
**SOLD**


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" square on top and 5 1/2" high. **SOLD**


 
HARTLEY aka PANELLED DIAMONDCUT & FAN in color is highly 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. **SOLD**

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.   **SOLD**
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

HORSEMINT is a genus of the Mint family AND a pattern made by
Beatty & Sons ca. 1890s! This one is 9 3/4" in diameter and 3 3/4" high.
It is a little tilty; one side is 1/4” taller than the other.
That is only apparent from the side. $64

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.



At the top on page 59.
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.**SOLD**


A blue cake stand in this pattern is pictured in the magazine. Bottom stand on left side. Pg 58.
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 amber one is $165.
**SOLD**
PLEAT BAND aka PLAIN WARE is the Greentown Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co.
pattern #137 ca. 1897. It has a turned up icing lip and is 10 1/2" in diameter. $85
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 WASHINGTON States' pattern & what a gorgeous & heavy piece of
glass this is. The U S Glass Co. made this pattern in ca. 1901 - their pattern # 15074.
It is 10 1/2" in diameter & 6" high. **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


Third down in stack on the right. Page 60.
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. **SOLD**
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**

PANELLED HEATHER is a dainty pattern by Indiana Dunkirk ca. 1911.
The cake stand has a shallow turned up icing lip and is 9 1/2" in diameter.  **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 **SOLD**

If you don't like your ARCHED FLEUR D LIS flat, how about a folded up banana stand?
Again, a Bryce Higbee & Co. 1898 pattern that is 9 3/4" x 5 1/2" bowl
and it is 7 1/2" tall. $110.

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.  Their cake stand has the turned up outer edge icing lip & is 9 1/2" diameter for $76
And how would you like a GRAND banana stand to match?
The plate part is 10 1/4" long and it is without damage. $75

This is one of the largest pattern glass cake stands made. MAJESTIC aka PURITAN aka Divided Block w/ Sunburst is a McKee product ca. 1893. It is just under 12" in
diameter, has turned up edges and a wafer connection between the plate
and the standard. We have a pair of these for $145 each.

MASONIC aka PRISM WITH DOUBLE BLOCK BAND aka INVERTED PRISMS
is what we believe this pattern to be. It was made by the McKee Glass Co. ca. 1895.
It has an icing lip & a rum well, is quite heavy, 10" in diameter and 6 1/4" high.
**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.
**SOLD**		 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. **SOLD**		  

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.


Third down on the left. Page 58.
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 $95.
GARDEN OF EDEN aka LOTUS WITH SERPENT
Now here's a quirky pattern for you... the maker is unknown but it is a
full line pattern made in the 1870s .
This cake stand is huge - 11 1/2" in diameter with a turned up pointy icing rim.
The design boggles the mind, with long & irregular shaped leaves, a tree trunk cross section
& some of the goblets have a 'serpent' hugging the stem.
We have one of those rarities in our Goblet Store seen HERE.
The cake stand is $165.
CURRIER & IVES in beautiful sapphire blue is 9 1/2" diameter. 
Made by Cooperative Flint Glass Co. c 1885. **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 **SOLD**.		 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.

On the bottom of the stack
on the right side of Page 60.
U S COIN aka SILVER AGE aka COIN aka FROSTED COIN
may be the premier pattern of Early American Pattern Glass.
The Central Glass Company, in a burst of merchandising creativity, decided to
'mint' a pattern with actual 1892 United States currency in the molds.
It took about 5 months for the Feds to find out about it and order the company
to destroy their molds. Fortunately they did not destroy all of the
dishes that had been made with them.**
The top of the U S Coin cake stand includes impressions of nine 1892 dated dollars
on the top, 5 obverse & 4 reverse. There are 6 quarters on the standard, 3 obverse & 3 reverse.
It is 10" in diameter & has an icing rim. $550
**Short version of a long story.

Above is the famous 1880s Hobbs Brockunier Hand Standard cake stand
in 9 1/2" with frosted standard.  It has no damage.**SOLD**

On the bottom of the stack pictured on the right side
of Page 60.
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.   $315

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**


This is shown in blue in the magazine. The 2nd down on the left side of Page 58.
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.

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