| Early American Flint Table Set Pieces Butter Dishes, Celery Vases, Creamers & Spooners for Sale |
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ACORN aka RIBBED ACORN is a seldom seem Boston Sandwich pattern ca. 1850s. The lid has been ground on the inside rim & the top rim of the base has been ground also to remove ancient flakes. $95 |
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FINE RIB aka Reeded is a famous New England Glass Co. pattern in bell-toned flint made during the 1860s. The lid has a bruise on the edge seen HERE . Not too bad for being 150 years old! $115 |  |
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HORN OF PLENTY aka Comet aka Peacock Tail is a very well known flint pattern made by Boston Sandwich and McKee from way back in the 1830s - 50s! The edges of the top & the base both are understandably rough. See lid HERE & base HERE. Would be $225 undamaged, but as is $95. |  |
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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 |  |
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RIBBED IVY is a flint Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. creation ca. 1850.... 10 years before the Civil War! It is in beautiful shape. $185 |
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| GOTHIC, Early Variant. This is very heavy flint, 10" tall with only a pinpoint burst bubble on the top edge. **SOLD** | SAWTOOTH, with knob stem. It is low lead flint by the New England Glass Co. ca. 1880s. 8 1/2" tall $85 |
SENECA LOOP was made in flint glass by McKee ca. 1870s. $75. We also have one with a base chip for $35. |
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| This is a blown, cut celery vase, of an undetermined origin. It is very early and bell toned flint. It is 6 3/4" tall & 3 3/4" at the top edge and the base. It has a ground pontil. $175 |
TULIP aka PLAIN TULIP is a Boston Sandwich Glass Co. pattern ca. 1850s. $85 |
TONG aka EXCELSIOR Variant #1 aka Hourglass is a pattern from 1856. Curling, Robertson & Co. made it. It, of course has wear in the base & around the rim. Some Civil War wife must have put spoons in it! $110 |
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| HONEYCOMB, Allover pattern. Which early glass maker made this is unknown but ca. 1860. It is 7 1/2" tall. $65 |
HONEYCOMB, aka FOUR ROW Maker is undetermined but 1860s or 70s. It is 7 1/2" tall. $75 |
HONEYCOMB, NEW YORK was made by various early glass houses ca. 1860s. FLINT. 10" tall & 5" across. **SOLD** |
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| This is an extraordinary pair of creamers we call SMOCKING VAR. 1 and SMOCKINHG VAR. 2 for lack of reliable references. Both creamers are very rare. The pattern was perhaps made by Sandwich and possibly elsewhere c. 1850s. They are $265 each. |
SAWTOOTH pattern was probably made by the Boston Sandwich or New England Glass Co. in both flint $125 & non-flint $68. |
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| This creamer is a piece of early Portland Glass Co. OVERSHOT. It has the reeded handle & is 5" tall. $115 |
WAFFLE - a rare creamer by the Boston Sandwich Glass Co. ca. 1850s. It has a ground pontil & weighs almost 2 pounds! **SOLD** |
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| HAMILTON W/ LEAF is clear ringing glass by the Cape Cod Glass Co. ca. 1860s. $95 |
PRISM & FLUTE made by Bakewell,
Pears & Co in the 1870s. This was perhaps made to be a tumbler
but it also works for a spooner. $68 |
TULIP & SAWTOOTH is an early flint pattern by Bryce, Richards ca. 1854. This one has low flint content. $75 |
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| SENECA LOOP by McKee Glass Co. ca. 1870s. It is gorgeous heavy flint, & has only a tiny nic under the top rim. $65 |
EARLY SAWTOOTH may have been made by the New England Glass Co. c. 1860s. (#129) $65 (#621) $75 |
THUMBPRINT aka ARGUS A great heavy FLINT footed spooner. Pattern made by various companies c 1850s There is understandably some wear in the base. $57 |
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| TALL ARGUS - This may be a tumbler. It has a spot of underfill on the base & some wear of some 150 years of holding spoons. Made by many glass factories beginning in the 1840s. $65 |
DAISY & BUTTON This is a FLINT amberina spooner! From the New England Glass Co. Very heavy with a bell-tone ring. It is not for sale. |
PETAL & LOOP has a ground pontil & is 4 5/8" tall. The dates & maker are undetermined. $58. |
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| HUBER aka Cape Cod #22 aka Straight Huber with the engraved vintage grape engraving. The base stem appears to have been broken off and reglued. It is not apparent except on close examination. See photos HERE & HERE. $65 |
FROSTED LEAF an early pattern by the Boston Sandwich Glass Co. ca. 1860s. A very hard to find pattern. $175 |
HORN OF PLENTY aka Comet aka Peacock Tail. This could be a spill or a spooner. By Boston Sandwich & McKee Glass Companies ca 1850s & 60s. **SOLD**. |
| These prices do not include the cost of shipping & insurance. |
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