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ASHBURTON probably the New England Glass Co. ca. 1869. It has a ground pontil & is heavy & bell toned flint.     $180

BIGLER, Grooved, Flared by Boston Sandwich ca. 1850s - 60s. Large Base chip. $115

DIAMOND POINT aka STEPPED DIAMOND POINT probably New England Glass Co. ca. 1850s. There is some mold roughness on top of the edge of the rim but no damage. $175

EUREKA  is an early McKee pattern and exceptionally difficult to photograph. So here are 2 feeble attempts to show the pattern. It was made ca. 1866 It has a tiny rim flake that didn't even show up in photos. $75

We call this Pre EXCELSIOR. It is not named but pictured in Revi & others in a very early catalog. Made in the 1850s - lid sits down into the base. $225

FAIRFAX  STRAWBERRY aka Early Strawberry This is flint milk glass with a 'strawberry' for the finial. It is quite rare. Bryce Walker made the pattern ca. 1870... just 5 years after the end of the terrible war that divided our Country.  $195

FINE PRISM aka PRISM was made ca. 1860s but we are not now knowing by whom. We have 2 of these @ $75 each.	HAMILTON pattern was made by the Cape Cod Glass Co. ca. 1860s. We have 2 of these.  One has a flake on the top inside edge & is 'as is' $55.   The other is damage free & $75.

FLUTE variant, maker and dates uncertain. There is a small chip on one of the corners on top of the base. $120

The maker of the flint GOTHIC pattern has not been determined but it is thought to be from the 1860s. It has a chip on the lower outside edge of the lid seen HERE. $185	HUBER aka Cape Cod #22 is probably a product of the New England Glass Co. ca. 1860s. It has the well known 'vintage grape' engraving. $155

LOOP & DART With ROUND ORNAMENTS was made by the Portland Glass Co. ca 1869. It is lighter weight flint and rings like a chime.   $185	FROSTED ROMAN KEY is a heavy flint pattern made by the Union Glass Co. ca. 1860s. Very handsome! $175

LOOP, Early Maker unknown. This is a huge, 8" tall, very heavy piece of flint glass in undamaged condition! ca. 1850s            $250

HEART & WAFFLE is this pattern name but the only other form documented in this pattern is a lamp.  The maker is possibly Sandwich ca. 1850s. It is a very large and heavy piece of glass! It has no damage. $125

NEW ENGLAND PINEAPPLE pattern is a product of the New England Glass Co. (you can read about the factory HERE), ca. 1850s.  It is deeply discounted for a chip on the flange of the lid that fits down into the bowl.    $165	THUMBPRINT aka ARGUS aka BABY THUMBPRINT is a Bakewell Pears pattern from  ca. 1850s. It is 6 1/2" in diameter at the top of the bowl so it is a biggie. The lid is AS IS because of a crack and re glue job as well as some chipping at the lower edge.  See HERE & HERE. Still, a covered flint sugar bowl for $75

POWDER & SHOT is traditionally thought to have been made by the Boston Sandwich Glass Co. ca. 1870s. The clear covered sugar has a metal finial. That's right; it is a "make do". How they got it accomplished is an art unto itself. $115 The pattern is not reported to have been made in milk glass so the 'open' sugar on the right is a rarity. $185

RINGED  FRAMED  OVALS This may not be American but it is really early flint glass, probably from the 1840s. The painted and gilded decor is exquisite. It is not for sale but we wanted to share it in this Store.

PRISM WITH DIAMOND POINTS, Early made by Boston Sandwich ca. 1860s. Shown in Kamm 3:28 & Lee 123       $145

RIBBED PALM is a well known flint pattern made by McKee in a long line of forms ca. 1863.  We have 2 of these undamaged at $75 each.	SAWTOOTH was a very popular design with early glass makers.  This very heavy flint sugar is missing its lid & was made by Boston Sandwich ca. 1850s.  $76

WAFFLE is the name of this Boston Sandwich pattern they made ca. 1850s. Now listen; this is a great sugar bowl but it has 2 genuine chips on the top edge. Besides circling them in the 2nd photo, I've included close ups of them HERE & HERE.  The base is fine, despite how it looks in the photos. AS IS $55

WAFFLE in perfect condition & a ground pontil with a lid! This is a treasure in heavy flint by the Boston Sandwich Glass Co. ca. 1850s.... think of that - before the Civil War! **SOLD**   See the creamer to match HERE.

SMOCKING aka Divided Diamonds, maker unknown ca 1850s. Minimal mold roughness, done in the making, on points. $215 We have a matching creamer in Creamer Store HERE.

STEPPED FLUTE aka PLAIN OCTAGON is another flint pattern from an unknown maker. They simply didn't keep good inventory records back in the 1840s.  It is very heavy flint & has 2 base chips & 3 tiny particles of sand or ash in one side - shown in the second photo.  They didn't pay much attention to quality assurance back then either.  $85

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