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| ATLAS aka BULLET aka CANNON by Bryce c. 1889 $34 | BEAD & SCROLL is sometimes collected as a toothpick holder but is really a spooner to our toy table set in this pattern. | BEATTY RIB aka RIBBED OPAL in blue opalescent by A J Beatty Glass Co. c. 1888 **SOLD** | BEATTY RIB aka RIBBED OPAL in white opalescent by A J Beatty Glass Co. c. 1888 $55 |
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| BLAZING CORNUCOPIA by U S Glass c. 1913, has a base chip $46 |
BULLSEYE & FAN aka DAISIES IN OVAL PANELS
by U S Glass Co. c. 1905 $46 |
BUTTON ARCHES aka SCALLOPED DAISY by Duncan c.
1897 is souvenired
"Orla 1902" **SOLD** |
BUZZ SAW is collected as a toothpick holder but is really the spooner in a toy table set by Cambridge c. 1909 $28. |
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| BUZZ STAR aka WHIRLIGIG by U S Glass c. 1907 $28 | CHAMPION aka INDIANA TUMBLER #75 c. 1890s in green w/ gold $110 | CHICKENWIRE aka SAWTOOTH HONEYCOMB
by Steimer Glass Co c. 1906 **SOLD** |
CLOVER aka Duncan Miller's #58 c. 1905 has a vestige of gold on top edge $60 |
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| COLUMBIA by Beaumont c. 1899 has a vestige of gold $42 |
COLUMBIA by Co Op Flint Glass Co. c. 1899 $26 |
Here's a little rarity! Its called DAISY & BUTTON W/ RED DOT made by the U S Glass Co. Ca. 1890s **SOLD** |
DAISY & BUTTON in blue, maker Hobbs $35 |
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| DIAMOND SPEARHEAD aka DIAMOND SPEARPOINT by Northwood c. 1900 $165 | DOUGLASS by CoOp Flint Glass Co. c. 1902 $37 |
DUNCAN'S #8 PATTERN c. 1900 souvenired "World's Fair 1904 Florence Taylor" $25 | EUREKA by National & McKee
c. 1890s has some wear on the ruby.**SOLD** |
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| GAELIC by Indiana Glass Co. c. 1908
**SOLD** |
GONTERMAN SWIRL aka ADONIS in opalescent base w/ amber top by Aetna Glass c. 1888 $365 | LATE PANELLED GRAPE by Kokomo-Jenkins c. 1910 $45 | HARVARD YARD by Tarentum Glass Co. c. 1890s $35 |
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| HEAVY PANELLED GRAPE by Kokomo Jenkins c. 1904; has a large chip on the base $39 | HOBNAIL aka DEW DROP #323 by Hobbs Brockunier c. 1885 **SOLD** | INSIDE RIBBING aka Beaumont #101 by Beaumont Glass Co. c. 1900 $35 | INTAGLIO SUNFLOWER by U S Glass c. 1911 has a base chip & is $45 |
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| IRIS WITH MEANDER by Jefferson Glass Co. c. 1904 $235 | IRIS WITH MEANDER by Jefferson Glass Co. c. 1904 $155 | IVANHOE by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton c. 1890 $165 | KING'S CROWN by Adam's Glass Co. c. 1880s $25 |
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| JEFFERSON OPTIC c. 1910 in custard with painted floral decor shown front and back. $235 | MAJESTIC by McKee c. 1893 It has a tiny 'fleabite' on the underside so reduced to $35 |
PADDLEWHEEL aka Fern Wheel by Westmoreland c. 1905. A really cute footed toothpick. $38 | |
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| This pattern
is pictured in an ad in Heacock 7 pg 90 called Chippendale “Krystol” made
by Ohio Flint Glass Co., then molds were sold. So we're calling it
CHIPPENDALE
by Ohio Flint c. 1907. $43 |
KEYSTONE by Mckee c. 1897 in milk glass/ opalescent. $110 |
LEAF UMBRELLA in rare mauve cased glass by Northwood c. 1889 $335 |
FEATHER aka DORIC, our own pretty pattern by McKee in the 1890s $95 |
