They are called 'individual' or 'breakfast' sugars by factories sometimes.
Most of them did not take a lid but a few, as noted below, did. If you have the lids to fit any of these sugar bases, maybe you want to buy our base or sell your lid to us.
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The sugar bowls in this Store are about 3-4" tall; smaller than 'table' sugar bowls. They are called 'individual' or 'breakfast' sugars by factories sometimes. Most of them did not take a lid but a few, as noted below, did. If you have the lids to fit any of these sugar bases, maybe you want to buy our base or sell your lid to us. |
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| Click HERE to learn how easy it is to purchase from PatternGlass.com To return to the Store with Covered Sugar Bowls click HERE. To return to the Store with 'open' Sugar Bowls (without lids), click HERE. To go to the Flint Glass Sugar Bowl Store, click HERE. To see a list of spare sugar lids we have for sale, click HERE. To see open sugar bowls some call "buttermilk goblets", click HERE. |
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| AMERICA aka Swirl & Diamond was made by Riverside, their pattern #348. It is 3 1/2" tall. $38 |
DAISY & BUTTON WITH RED DOTS was made by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1890s. A fairly rare piece. $135 |
DEWEY in chocolate glass is the product of Indiana Tumbler at Greentown ca. 1898. It is 2 1/2" in diameter & has a small flake on top of one 'foot'. $105 |
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| DOUBLE DAHLIA W/ LENS aka Dahlia &/ with Petal is attributed to the Canton Glass Co ca.1905. It is 3 12/" tall & did not take a lid. $45 |
BARREL BLOCK is Greensburg pattern #130 made ca. 1889. It is 4 3/4" tall incl. the finial. $45 |
HEART WITH THUMBPRINT is rather hard to find in green. This dainty little 2 handled sugar bowl probably did not take a lid. It is 2 3/4" diameter at the top and 2 3/4" tall. $55 |
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| HARVARD YARD aka Harvard #1 was made by the Tarentum Glass Co. ca. 1896. The little sugar on the left has a metal base and may have taken a metal lid. $32 The one on the right did not come on a metal base & most likely did not come with a lid. $34 |
POINTED OVAL & DIAMOND POINT is the product of A. H. Heisey Glass Co. ca. 1896. It could have taken a lid. A very rare pattern. $95 |
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| RANSON aka Gold Band was made by Riverside Glass Works ca.1899. It is missing its lid. The top edge is 3" diameter & it is 3 1/4" tall. $38 | SUNBURST This pattern was made by Kokomo ca. 1904 and later by the Federal Glass Co., their #600 ca. 1914. It is 3 1/4" tall and diameter. $32 |
WISCONSIN aka Beaded Dewdrop is a U S Glass Co. States' Series pattern. It is 5" tall to the top of the lid & 3 1/2" diameter at the top of the base. $150 |
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| FANCY LOOP by Heisey ca. 1898. We have 2 of these, each with large base chips so only $20 each. | NIAGRA aka U S Glass Co. #15162. ca. 1915. It did not take a lid; is 2 3/4" diameter and 2 1/2" high. $25 | ZIPPER type pattern with a lid. We have not found out its maker yet. It is probably from very early in the 1900s. $45 |
| These prices do not include shipping & insurance. |
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