Early American Pattern Glass Victorian Creamers

     Remember, pattern glass was the dishes of the everyday housewife during the 1800s and a lot of her family's own food and drink was home grown.

      Using a cream separator, which works on the principle of centrifugal force, was the most efficient method for family farmers to separate cream from milk.

     Because cream was a plentiful commodity, especially on farms, Victorian era creamers, or cream pitchers, were larger than ours are now. On average EAPG creamers are about 5" tall & before the 1880s they mostly had applied handles (straps of glass stuck to the side of the pitcher bowl while still hot).

This page shows EAPG table creamers in patterns A through H.
Don't despair- they are not in perfect alphabetical order...

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ACTRESS aka THEATRICAL creamer is 5 1/2" tall at sides, by Adams & Co. 1880 - 1885 $85	ATLANTA aka SQUARE LION is one of Fostoria's early champion patterns #500. Made ca. 1895 sans frosting, it is $95	ARTICHOKE aka VALENCIA was by the Fostoria Glass Co. from 1890 - 1896. This one is frosted with a pressed handle. $185



ALASKA aka LION'S LEG is a not-so- euphonic name for this beautiful pattern made by Northwood ca. 1897. Our creamer is vaseline/opalescent. It has a hairline crack in the handle that is very hard to see and even harder to photograph. $75		AUSTRIAN is Indiana Tumbler pattern #200. This vaseline is a very rare color in the table size creamer ca 1890s. SOLD We also have a clear one for $65.



ARCHED FLEUR D' LIS made by Bryce Higbee & Co. ca. 1898. SOLD	AUSTRIAN, VARIATION by Indiana Greentown ca. 1898 with a 'sanitary' lid. $85	BEADED FINECUT made by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton ca. 1890. $38



BEADED OVALS IN SAND aka Erie was made by Dugan Glass Co. ca. 1906, RARE in opalescent green. $165	BUTTON BAND aka Wyandotte aka Umbilicated Hobnail by Ripley & Co. ca. 1886. Engraved. See missing base scallop HERE. $65	BEVELLED STAR aka Pride, a Model Flint Co. pattern ca. 1895. $75



BROKEN COLUMN aka RATTAN is a Columbia Glass Co. pattern ca 1888. It measures about 2" across the top. $75	BARLEY aka INDIAN TREE is a product of Campbell Jones Glass Co. ca. 1879s. $45	BEADED ARCH PANELS aka BEADED ARCH is attributed to the Burlington Glass Wks ca. 1890. It is 5" tall & $55



LILY OF THE VALLEY by Gillinder & Sons ca. 1880s is a pretty, plain pattern with the etched floral pattern. $48	BIRD & STRAWBERRY The very popular Indiana Dunkirk pattern ca. 1914. We have one with no damage for $75 & one with 3 chips in the base, seen HERE for $35.



CABBAGE LEAF aka FROSTED CABBAGE LEAF is a hard to find pattern by Riverside Glass Co. ca. 1880s. There is a bruise on a protruding leaf shown HERE. So only $72	BRIDAL ROSETTES aka CHECKERBOARD aka Westmoreland #500 is vintage 1910. There is tiny fold in the lip which occurred 'in the making' & not considered damage. $45	BUCKLE WITH STAR aka ORIENT was made by Bryce Walker ca. 1875. It is 5 1/4" high to the top of the center of the bowl... a little larger than most EAPG table creamers. $65



CATHEDRAL aka ORION was made by Bryce Bros ca. 1885. It was made in blue, amber, amethyst & clear. This has a tiny flat flake on one corner of the base. $55	CHERRY W/ THUMBPRINT aka PANELLED CHERRY is a product of Kokomo Jenkins - their #475 ca1920s. It has a tiny lid.SOLD We have one missing its lid SOLD	CHRYSANTHEMUM aka SPECKLED CHRYSANTHEMUM by Northwood ca. 1888. It is the white speckled & sports a rough pontil. $75



CHICKENWIRE aka SAWTOOTH HONEYCOMB was made by the Steimer Glass Co. It is rare in ruby stain with gold. There is jut a little ware on the ruby on the top rim. Ca. 1906. $255	DOUBLE ICICLE aka EARLY DIAMOND, a Greentown product ca. 1880s. $48	FANDANGO is Heisey's pattern #1201 ca. 1896. There is a hard to see fissure at the top of the applied handle below where it is attached so it is safe. $55



CLASSIC is one of Gillinder & Sons' most famous patterns. It has likenesses of classic statuary on the different panels. Made ca. 1875. This form has the log feet & one of them has a tiny flea bite underneath. $135	BALTIMORE PEAR is aka GYPSY aka Maryland Pear aka Twin Pear! See a close-up of the original pear striations HERE. New pieces don't have these. Made by Adams ca 1874, $65. We have 2 with some damage for $35 & $45.	CORD DRAPERY aka Indiana Tumbler #350 made by Greentown ca. 1890. There are a couple of flakes on the feet. SOLD



CORNUCOPIA aka STRAWBERRY & CURRANT is a very interesting pattern. Each form has different fruits or vegetables on the two sides. The creamer has some currants on one side and grapes & a pear on the other. It is a pattern made by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton ca. 1890s. $65		CURTAIN TIEBACK was made by an unknown glass company ca. 1860s. It is one of the first non-flint patterns made after the use of flint in glassware began to wane. $55



DAHLIA Here is the sweet little creamer made by the Co-Op Flint Glass Co. ca. 1885-6. The clear one is undamaged and $45. The very hard-to-find vaseline one has a base chip shown HERE and some roughness on the lip & is $65.		DAISY & BUTTON WITH CROSSBAR aka MIKADO in beautiful amber was made by Richards & Hartley ca. 1885.SOLD



CUT LOG aka ETHOL pattern was made by the Bryce Higbee Glass Co. ca 1890s. It is 5 1/2" tall at the side of the lip. $75	DIAMOND POINT LOOP is said to be a product of the 1890s but the maker is unknown. It has a couple of small nics on the outside top edge. $65	HONEYCOMB & CLOVER aka FOUR LEAF CLOVER was made by the Fenton Art Glass Co. ca. 1907. It is green with opalescence at the top edge & a rare piece according to James Measell. SOLD



CLASSIC MEDALLION by Richards & Hartley ca. 1870. $45	COARSE CUT BLOCK by Model Flint Glass Co. ca. 1890. It is 6 1/2" tall & 2 1/4" diameter. $38	DAISY & BUTTON WITH CROSSBARS by Richards & Hartley ca. 1885. Bought from the Welkers. $75



DART is by another mystery maker ca. 1880s. It is a bright & sparkly pattern. SOLD	GARFIELD DRAPE aka CANADIAN DRAPE was made by Adams' ca. 1880s. It is very slightly discolored- a very hard to find creamer. $65	DOUBLE SPEAR aka BRILLIANT is a McKee pattern ca. 1880s.. $45



COMET, DOYLES aka U S COMET aka DRAPED FAN was made by Doyle & Co. ca. 1880s. It is 5" tall & this one has a top point chipped off. $39	EGYPTIAN aka PARTHENON pattern is a product of the Adams & Co. 1883-87. $65	ESTHER aka TOOTH & CLAW is a beautiful pattern made by Riverside ca. 1896. This creamer is tragically cracked in the lower portion. See HERE. So this rare amber stained, engraved piece is only $43.



FROSTED LION is a great pattern by Gillinder & Sons ca. 1877. $85	FEATHER DUSTER aka ROSETTE MEDALLION aka HUCKLE was made by U S Glass Co. ca. 1895. $45	FEATHER aka Doric was made in emerald green on a limited basis. It is 4 1/2" tall to the top of the scallops. There is some roughness on the lip which is not disfiguring. $125



FISHSCALE aka CORAL pattern came from Bryce Bros. Glass Co. ca. 1880. $45	FLOWER MEDALLION aka INDIANA DUNKIRK #158 made ca. 1920. $55	FLUTE & CROWN aka QUADRAPOD is 4" to the top of the base - by Westmoreland Specialty Glass Co. ca. 1903. With lid. SOLD



ELLROSE aka AMBERETTE aka Daisy & Button Panelled. A Geo. Duncan & Sons premier pattern with the amber panel, made ca. 1892. SOLD	FANDANGO aka DIAMOND SWAG is a seldom found A. H. Heisey pattern #1201 ca. 1896. There is a small, hard-to-see slit where the top of the applied handle attaches. $55	FLORAL OVAL aka BANNER was made by J B Higbee Glass Co. ca 1909. With the lid it could be used as a syrup pitcher. The lid has a small chip under the lip. $78



GRAND aka DIAMOND MEDALLION is a Bryce Higbee pattern that was made in 2 variations ca. 1880s. The form on the left is taller and has fans at the top of some pieces. It is SOLD. The creamer on the right is the variation with flat top edges. It has a tiny flake on the lip seen HERE. $48		GALLOWAY was made by the U S Glass Co, their #15086 pattern ca. 1904. It is 4 1/2" tall. SOLD



GARDEN OF EDEN aka LOTUS WITH SERPENT was made by an unknown glass company but the dates are 1870s. There is some mold roughness on the top edge. This form has the serpent in the base & is $75.	ELECTRIC pattern is a rather obscure pattern made by the U S Glass Co., their #15038 ca. 1896. It is $55.	HEART WITH THUMBPRINT pattern is one of EAPG's most sought after patterns. Tarentum Glass Co. made it ca 1898 in many forms. This creamer is only $95 because it has a small chip on top of the base ring, seen HERE and the base has been ground.



HAWAIIAN LEI is a pattern made in many forms by John Higbee Glass Co. ca. 1913 $48	HEAVY PANELLED GRAPE aka PANELLED GRAPE. This creamer is only 4" tall and it has a reeded handle. $45	HEXAGONAK BULLSEYE aka HEXAGON BLOCK is a product of Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton ca. 1895. $55



HOBNAIL aka HOBBS #323 was made by Hobbs Brockunier & Co. ca 1885. It is frosted all over. $65	HOME aka SQUARE IN DIAMOND BANDS is 4 1/2" tall made by McKee ca 1880s. $46	HUMMINGBIRD aka FLYING ROBIN aka BIRD & FERN made by a maker unknown to us ca 1880s. SOLD



HORSESHOE aka PRAYER RUG aka GOOD LUCK creamers came in two styles. A home or table style and heftier "restaurant" style. Both are 1880s creations of Adams & Co 1883 - 87. The table size is on the left and is the more or less "standard" 5" tall size and $55. The restaurant size is only about a half inch taller but it holds more because there is no pedestal. It is very rare and $265.

The prices above do not include the cost of shipping & insurance.

To go to creamer patterns I through Z, click HERE.

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& States' patterned creamers click HERE.