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| PLEAT BAND is a classic Victorian design and this set of 6 matching 6" tall goblets with no damage whatsoever are a rare find. The pattern was made by Indiana goblet & Tumbler, Greentown ca. 1891. The Leaf Spray etchings make them even more classy. Set is $132 ($22 each) |
ART aka Job's Tears was made by Adams & Co. ca. 1889. It is 6" tall. $65 |
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| LOOP & DART W/ DIAMOND ORNAMENT - maker unknown but dated ca. 1870s. $55 |
LATE PANELED GRAPE D. C. Jenkins ca. 1890s. See a close-up of the pretty pattern HERE. Two @ $35 each. |
RICHMOND ware No. 76 aka AKRON BLOCK by Nickel Plate Gl. Co. ca. 1889 $47 |
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| HEART PLUME by U S Glass Co. ca. 1907. $45 |
INVERTED THUMBPRINT not sure of maker but probably 1880s. $85 | PANELED SUNFLOWER is a pretty
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| CLEAR CIRCLE aka Horn of Plenty by Bryce; 6" tall $42. |
QUEEN aka McKee's #2 ca. 1885. **SOLD** |
GRAND aka Diamond Medallion by Bryce Higbee ca. 1880s. 6" tall;We have 4 @ $42 each or all 4 for $94. |
TIC TAC TOE an unusual goblet from the 1880s. See inside HERE. It has many bubbles in the base. $25 |
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| TAUNTON aka Scroll was made by O'Hara Glass Co. ca. 1889. This is an exquisitely hand engraved goblet with "Forget Me Not" on one side (first 2 photos) and a forget-me-not floral arrangement & a butterfly on the other (2nd 2 photos). $56 |
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| This pattern is called ARGYLE aka
OVAL MEDALLION aka BEADED OVAL WINDOWS was made by Bryce Bros. in all these colors and in clear c. 1885. Amber is **SOLD**; Vaseline is $85; Amethyst (2) are $175 each and Blue (2) are $75 each. |
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| FISHSCALE aka CORAL - one has a tiny chip on under the base edge $35 & one has no damage $45- by Bryce Bros. ca 1880. The pair - $68. |
BEADED LOBE |
BILIKEN FLUTE The maker is undiscovered. It is pictured in Millard II. $25 |
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| DAISY & BUTTON W/ THUMBPRINT PANEL in amber is an Adam's product c. 1880s $45 |
SPRIG is a very bright & shiny pattern! The goblets are 5 3/4" tall & perfect. We have 6 for $45 each. PS: We also have their water pitcher in stock HERE. |
HUMMINGBIRD aka FLYING ROBIN aka BIRD & FERN maker unknown c. 1880s. In blue $110. In clear **SOLD** See close pattern view HERE. |
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| MELTON aka RECESSED OVALS was made by Gillinder & Sons ca. 1870s. We have 3 of these goblets @ $ 35 each. | JEWELLED MOON & STARS pattern is by Co-Op Flint Glass Co. ca 1880s We have 3 @ $72 each. |
SEDAN aka Panelled Star & Button by Unknown Glass Co. ca. 1880s. $35 |
MASCOTTE aka DOMINION aka MINOR BLOCK is a classic Ripley Glass Co. pattern c. 1884 $45 |
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| MEDALLION aka HEARTS & SPADES
is a VERY Victorian pattern. The factory is unknown but it is not Bryce - they didn't make green - which is many glass people's first guess. It has to be 1880s. Amber is $42 because of a poor repair attempt under the base; Blue & Apple Green are**SOLD** |
NEW HAMPSHIRE aka BENT BUCKLE is one of the U S Glass Co. states' series patterns. c. 1903 It has good gold decor $45. |
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| ONEATA aka CHIMO by Riverside Glass Co. c. 1907 It has some gold decor $45. |
PANELLED JEWEL by Bellaire Goblet Co. c. 1880s We have 3 in clear: Two are perfect & are $44 each. One has a bit of slag in the base seen HERE so is $32 One in blue is $75. |
WILLOW OAK A woodsey pattern by Bryce Bros. ca. 1870s. 6" tall. We have 4 @ $45 each. |
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| GRAPE W/ THUMBPRINT by Kokomo Jenkins ca. 1890s.They are 5 1/2" tall. See close-up View HERE. We have 2 @ $35 each. And we have a set of four for $75 |
GRAPE ARCHES a rare EAPG goblet in custard glass - by Northwood at Wheeling ca. 1905. The decor is called "nutmeg". $85 |
PLAIN BAND WITH FERN ETCHING maker unknown teeny nic on top rim Prob. c. late 1800s $20 |
PLAIN GOBLET WITH ETCHING maker unknown Prob. c. late 1800s $25 |
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| PLEAT BAND aka Plain Ware is by Greentown;
Indiana Goblet & Tumbler ca. 1897 $45 |
PRESSED LEAF |
QUEEN aka SUNK aka DAISY & BUTTON W/ POINTED PANELS by McKee in blue ca. 1885 $55 |
ARABESQUE is an 1875 non-flint Bakewell & Pears pattern. We have 2@ $65 each. |
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| KEYSTONE GRAPE, maker undiscovered. 1880s per Metz I. $55 |
PANELLED DIAMOND POINT (Millard) Gillinder's #411 c. 1880s $55 |
EASTERN STAR by King & Sons Glass Co c. 1875 $45 |
THOUSAND EYE OMN Sensation by Adams Glass co. ca. 1885. $48 |
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| SHERATON by Bryce Higbee & Co. c. 1885 $45 | ROSE LEAVES from the 1870s by an undiscovered maker $45 |
ROSETTE & PALM aka CHARM (OMN) By Bryce Higbee c. 1899 We have 3 @ $55 each. |
SAWTOOTH w/ Plain Stem c. 1870s $35 |
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| SIX PANEL FINECUT by Dalzell Gilmore & Leighton c. 1888. We have 3 in stock @ $55 each. | GIANT BABY THUMBPRINT aka EARLY THUMBPRINT by Bakewell Pears is non-flint from the 1860s $75. | HONEYCOMB W/ DIAMONDS was made by the McKee
Bros. Glass Co. c. 1864 $45 |
ROYAL, CO-OPs aka Bulbous Bullseye made by Cooperative Flint Glass Co. ca. 1894. It is 6" tall. $38 |
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| MAGNET & GRAPE pattern came in several variations. This is non-flint and clear leaf. $45 | MAPLE LEAF BAND by an unknown maker in the late 1800s. The stem is designed to look like bark! Pic Metz I. $50 |
WISCONSIN the U S Glass Co. States' pattern. We have 1 left of these scarce 6 3/4" tall goblets. $95. |
NEW YORK HONEYCOMB aka FOUR ROW HONEYCOMB goblet. Maker
unknown in the 1870s or 80s. We have 2 @ $35 each |
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