More EAPG Spooners for Sale

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CIRCLE ROWS (Our name) This is a gorgeous engraved piece we can not ID. But it is 19th c. and 4" tall. SOLD	SQUARED STAR was made by Ripley & the U S Glass Co. ca. 1885. It is 5 1/2" tall. $38	TEARDROP & TASSLE is a Greentown pattern ca. 1900. It is 3 3/4" tall. $42



REVERSE TORPEDO by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton ca. 1892 is an elegant pattern. It is 4 3/4" tall $55.	LACY DAISY is a really cute pattern by John Higbee ca. 1908. We have a creamer to match this. Only 3 3/4" tall $38	HERRINGBONE is a pretty footed spooner with an interesting top rim. It is 4 1/4" tall. $38



NAILHEAD aka Gem was made by Bryce Higbee ca. 1885. $42	DART & CONVEX BAND is this pattern name according to DoRi. Maker & dates unknown. It has pretty wispy engraving decor. See side dart design HERE. $45	X-RAY is a Riverside Glass Co. pattern ca. 1899. This example has no gold decor. $55



RADIANT aka Diamond Band with Panels was made by Cooperative Flint Glass Co. ca. 1908. It is 4" tall with beautiful gold decor. A close up of the pattern is on the right. $46		MADORA aka Style is a Bryce Higbee pattern ca. 1910. It stands 4 1/2" tall and is $35.



HOMESTEAD Is this perky or what? Bryce Higbee made it ca. 1885. It is 6" tall & has evidence of many mamas' spoons having rested in it. $48	THE STATES aka Cane & Star Medallion. This is the actual spooner in this U S Glass Co. pattern. It is 3 1/2" tall. $45	THE STATES aka Cane & Star Medallion. This is actually an open sugar bowl but it can be uses as a spooner also. It is 3" tall, by U S Glass Co. ca. 1905. $45



BIRD & STRAWBERRY by Indiana Dunkirk ca. 1914. It has a flat chip on the top edge seen HERE. $65	BARRED FORGET-ME-NOT is attributed to the Canton Glass Co. ca. 1880s $56	ROPE BANDS aka ARGENT was made by Bryce Bros. ca. 1884. $46



ROMAN ROSETTE Here's a perky little spooner in this full line pattern made by Bryce Bros. ca. 1870s. $45	TREE OF LIFE appears to be a Portland Glass pattern ca 1870s. It has clear top margins. $65	This is MAJESTIC by McKee after they modified the pattern in 1897. It has seen many a spoon over the past 100+ years so there is wear around the top edge. $45



CORD & TASSEL is a classic EAPG pattern made by the LaBelle Glass Co. ca. 1872 $65	TALL ARGUS is FLINT & 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	NEW YORK HONEYCOMB aka Four Row Honeycomb. The maker is unknown but made in the 1880s or earlier. It is 5 1/4" tall & $46.



DIAMOND ROSETTES per Metz or BUCKLE, FANCY per Batty. A rare pattern whose maker is uncertain but ca. 1870s. $66	FLACK is a FLINT pattern by an unknown maker from the 1870s according to Unitt & Millard. This could also be a footed tumbler. $61	THREE PANEL was made by Richards & Hartley ca. 1880s. Hard to find in yellow/ vaseline. $75



FLAMINGO/ STORK This is probably an 1870s marmalade jar looking for a lid - but if you like long legged birds you can put your spoons in it! $85	CURRIER & IVES was made by the Cooperative Flint Glass Co. ca. 1890s. It is rare in all colors. This blue piece is the sugar base but works as a spooner $75.	BLOCKADE aka DIAMOND BLOCK W/ FAN by Challinor & the U. S. Glass Co. ca. 1891 $45



YALE aka CROWFOOT aka TURKEY TRACKS another great pattern from McKee Bros ca. 1880s. $55	THOUSAND EYE, the 3 knob version by Adams, their #130 pattern ca. 1890s in our favorite color amber/ old gold $65	WOODEN PAIL aka OAK BUCKET. Is this cute or what?? You can see the bucket staves and handle molded into the wood grain pattern. In hard to find yellow/ vaseline $110



HENRIETTA aka BIG BLOCK is a Columbia Glass Co. product from 1889. This is the spooner; the sugar bowl does not have handles. $45	CLOVER is a product of Richards & Hartley in 1888. Table set pieces are seldom seen in Clover. $45	DAISY & BUTTON a rare piece of Gillinder's pattern which forms are oval in shape with 'tab' handles. In vaseline $88



ROYAL aka SPRIG w/o SPRIGS. But it does have the same panels. Higbee made it probably in the 1890s $55	SNAIL aka COMPACT aka SMALL COMET one of Geo. Duncan's classier 1891 patterns. $65	PRISON STRIPE aka HEISEY #357 is a 1907 A. H. Heisey pattern that is very difficult to find. This spooner has small 'dings' on 3 corners at the base. $62



CO-OP'S COLUMBIA by the Cooperative Flint Glass Co. ca. 1900. It is 4" tall. $35	TWIN TEARDROPS is a Higbee product ca. 1907. It has a little roughness on the edges of 2 of the teardrops so is only $35.	BOSWORTH aka STAR BAND is an Indiana Glass Co. pattern ca. 1915. $45



BASSETTOWN is a beautiful pattern by Duncan, their #40 from 1898 It is seldom seen in table set pieces. It reminds of cut glass, it is so brilliant. We have one with no damage whatsoever for $55 And we have one with a tiny nic on a top edge scallop and a base chip seen HERE. $35 We have a covered mustard jar in our Mustard Jar Store.		Fostoria's # 1515 LUCERE pattern ca. 1907. VERY shiny glass! It is 4" tall. SOLD



BUTTERFLY W/ SPRAY was made by Bryce Higbee Glass Co. ca. 1913. It has a flake on the underside of the lip & is SOLD	WINDFLOWER is a gorgeous leafy pattern by an unknown maker in the 1870s. SOLD	CLEAR DIAGONAL BAND aka CALIFORNIA is 5 1/2" tall & has a small flake on the rim. The maker is unknown ca. 1880's $36



HOME aka SQUARE IN DIAMOND BANDS was made by McKee ca. 1880s. It is 4 3/4" tall & $46	OPPOSING PYRAMIDS aka FLORA aka TRUNCATED PRISMS by Bryce Higbee ca. 1890 has engraved fern & berry decor. $45	ROCHELLE aka Princess Feather is a famous Bakewell, Pears pattern ca. 1870s. Very fancy. $55



VIKING aka HOBB's CENTENNIAL aka BEARDED HEAD or PROPHET is by Hobbs Brockunier ca. 1880. It has teeny flakes under 2 feet. This could be a marmalade jar if it had a lid. $75	PETAL & LOOP is FLINT with a ground pontil & 4 5/8" tall. The maker is unknown but it is most likely from the 1850s or '60s. There is a little mold roughness on one of the seams. $58.	PAVONIA aka Pineapple Stem by Ripley & Co. ca. 1885. It has an etched decor of oak leaves & flowers. See the etching better HERE. $65