EAPG Victorian Spooners for Sale

        In those early Victorian days the frugal homemaker did not set
spoons out at each place when setting a table. Indeed, she may not have had
enough spoons to go around! Instead, the spoons were kept in a “spooner”
and placed on the table within reach of those who might need them.
It seems so reasonable a practice, we wonder why it was dropped by most
Americans around the turn of the twentieth century.
        We have more pieces in most of these patterns for sale, so if you already have your pattern's spooner, let us know and we'll tell you what other forms we have in stock for you.
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BEAD & SCROLL was probably made by the U S Glass Co. although that has not been proven. It is from the 1890s and has good gold decor. SOLD	CHICKENWIRE aka Sawtooth Honeycomb is a Steimer Glass Co. product ca. 1906. It is rare in ruby stained w/ gold decor. The gold is some worn but the ruby isextraordinary. SOLD	PICKET FENCE aka London - a quaint pattern by King Glass Co. ca. 1880s. It has tiny flakes off the inside of 2 top corner scallops, seen HERE. $75



REEDING aka Four Lines is a Cambridge Glass Co. pattern ca. 1916. The gold decor is fabulous! $38 (we have a creamer and butter to match)	TRIPPLE CONVES & BAND aka Tri-Bead is a Model Flint Glass Works design 1899 - 1902. A very scarce pattern. $52	THREE PANEL was made by Richards & Hartley ca. 1880s. SOLD We have a vaseline one in the 3rd Spooner Store.



BALTIMORE PEAR was made by Adams & Co. and also by the U. S. Glass Co. beginning ca. 1874. This is an original issue - beware this pattern has been widely reproduced. SOLD	BOX IN BOX is a pattern by the Riverside Glass Co. cal 1894. It has great ruby staining & vintage engraving on one side and "Grandma 1898" on the other side. Its problem is that one of its top points is chipped off. Still a beauty! $55

SENECA LOOP by
McKee Glass Co.
ca. 1870s. It is gorgeous
heavy flint, & has only
a tiny nic under the
top rim. $45

SCROLLY MILK GLASS
This is quite thin & dainty glass so it makes a VERY
Victorian spooner!
Pattern & maker unknown.
Late 19th c. $48

SCROLL WITH FLOWERS aka Modern Ware by McKee Glass Co. ca. 1880 has a
slight bit of inside rim roughness from spoons over the past century. It is $45.



TWO PANEL aka Daisy in the Square by Richards & Hartley ca 1880s in blueSOLD We have one in clear with 2 base flakes for $36.	TORPEDO aka PIGMY aka FISH EYE by Thompson Glass Co. ca. 1889. This is 6 1/4" tall so it might be a short celery vase. If you know, tell me please. $55	WILDFLOWER by Adams ca 1874 in blue has a base chip. $35 We have one in amber for $45



ARGYLE aka Oval Medallion in blue was probably made by Bryce Bros. ca 1885. SOLD	OHIO is the U S Glass Co. states' pattern ca. 1897. It is frequently etched with the leaves, grapes & butterfly seen here. SOLD	HAMILTON - non-flint, made by the Cape Cod Glass Co. in the 1860s $75



CURRANT pattern is a product of Campbell Jones & Co. ca. 1870s. Just think of the spoons that have set herein! $58	PRESSED LEAF was also called NPL (New Pressed Leaf) by McKee who made the pattern in 1867. Countless spoons have left their mark on the top edge and base. $48	DIAMOND POINT LOOP in apple green. The maker is unknown but ca. 1880s. This is actually a sugar bowl missing its lid, but works as a spooner too. $65

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MITRED PRISM is a Model Flint Co. product. With two twisted glass handles, it makes a pretty & useful table decoration. $45	ROCHELLE aka PRINCESS FEATHER is one of Bakewell Pears most beautiful patterns from the 1870s SOLD	CLASSIC is one of the premier patterns made in Victorian America. From Gillinder Glass Co. in the 1870s, it is only $85 because one of the legs has been repaired.



KING'S 500 aka Swirl & Thumbprint was made by the King, Son & Co. ca. 1890. Cobalt blue is a difficult color to find in EAPG. $95	This BANDED ICICLE spooner is by a maker unknown in the references. It is non-flint and a little larger in diameter than most spooners. $45	PORTLAND aka U S Portland was made by the U S Glass Co. ca 1910. There is a little wear in the base of this popular 100 year old pattern. $55



ACTRESS - Made by Adams & Co. 1880 - 85 The taller variation on the left is "As Is" because it has a LARGE chip seen HERE on one of the top scallops. SOLD The shorter variation (middle photo) is damage free & $85. The photo on the right is of the actress on the other side of the shorter spooner.



Any piece of STARRED BLOCK by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton is a prize. This spooner is engraved. It has a chip on the base and is $45.	This milk glass BLACKBERRY has a small chip under one handle. It is a Hobbs, Brockunier product from 1870. $42	ZANESVILLE aka Robinson #122 is an elusive pattern ca. 1895. It is a product of the Robinson Glass Co. $45



SWAG BLOCK aka Duncan #326 is from ca. 1891. It has seen a lot of spoons in its day! There is wear around the top $35.	BIRD & STRAWBERRY is one of the most popular of all EAPG patterns. This piece has great paint decor and light gold trip on the rim. No glass damage. $225.	Central Glass Co.'s beautiful LATTICE INVERTED THUMBPRINT aka ROPE & THUMBPRINT ca. 1880s SOLD



FLOWER & QUILL by McKee ca 1900. There is a small flat chip on the underside of the base and it has a little use wear from spoons in the base so it is $35.	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	SAWTOOTH pattern was made by so many glass companies, its hard to say which one made this one. It is non-flint, without damage & $45.



TAUNTON aka SCROLL by O'Hara ca 1889 is a very hard to find pattern! There is a .5" flat flake under the base but hard to notice it. $35	HAWAIIAN LEI Is a pattern by Higbee Glass Co. and is one of the very few patterns of EAPG that is "signed" by the maker. The signature is the Higbee "Bee" in the base. There is a faint amount of gold on the top rim. $55



DAISY & BUTTON w/ CROSSBARS in beautiful amber was made by Richards & Hartley ca. 1885. It is 5 1/2" tall. $65	CROESUS by Riverside is an example of the true beautiful amethyst color of EAPG. There is an internal in-the-making 3" flaw in the base that does not reach the outside surface of the glass. Great Gold! SOLD	COTTAGE pattern is a product of the Adams Glass Co. ca 1870s. this spooner has some roughness on under side of top edge and some wear from spoons in base. $36



The TEXAS state pattern by the U S Glass Co. ca 1900 is very hard to find in table set pieces & especially hard to find in the Rose blush stain. This blush is about 65% and the spooner is $275.	Emerald green X RAY is a Riverside pattern ca. 1899. The gold trim is not perfect but very good for 100 years of use. There is a tiny bit of slag near the top edge & it is $75.	Bryce Brothers #79 is more commonly called CHAIN W/ STAR. Made in ca 1882, this spooner has no damage and is $42.