Victorian Glass Toy Doll Drinkware

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PATTEE CROSS Early American Pattern Glass pattern was made in a little toy water set probably in the 1890s.Our set has the water pitcher and four little tumblers. The pitcher has some nicks on the lip and a flake on top of one base corner which could be easily smoothed. The tumblers are damage free. The 5 piece set is $85.



PORTLAND aka U S Portland is a well-known EAPG pattern by the U S Glass Co, their pattern #15121 ca. 1910. This exquisite water set consists of a pitcher and 6 tiny tumblers with excellent gold decor on all seven pieces. The set is shown in Lechler but she does not mention that it came with this gold decoration. The 7 piece set is $135.



This is a tiny little 1 7/8" tall off-white china teacup with hand painted floral bells on one side. It is only 1 3/4" across the top edge where some of the original gold remains. There are no markings to help us identify the make or date it but it is not modern for sure. $55



A definite Japanese influence is revealed on this tiny 1 3/4" tall bone china hand painted cup. There are no markings to give us specific clues as to maker or dates. It is only 1 3/4" across the top & the wear on the base gives away its age. $45



An acorn shaped tiny ceramic cup/mug. Maker & dates unknown. $45

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	This little opaque blue glass mug is called DEER & COW by Lechler. It is her #M-16. It is also shown in Adam's Mug book. The maker is unknown but probably made during the 1890s. Sorry to have not been able to get better photos. The 'deer' looks more like a stag to us. $75



BEADED ARCH PANELS made by Burlington Glass Works ca 1890. 2 5/8" tall. $35	BEAD & SCROLL - A tiny cup only 1 1/2" high & a part of the EAPG pattern by probably the U S Glass Co. ca 1890s. We've not found this listed in references. $75	ARCHES aka HAIRPIN variant is an early flint cup or 'lemonade'. Adams #247. It is 2 1/8" tall. $85



ARCHED OVALS aka Concaved Almond aka Optic by Ripley & Co. Glass ca. 1890s. Souvenired ruby stain "Charleston Ill". 2 1/2" tall and $36.	BIRDS AT FOUNTAIN The maker of this pattern has yet to be determined but it was surely made prior to the 1890s. It is only 1 7/8" tall & $55.



CAPTAIN HOOK - him on one side (right) and a hag (left) on the other. Some mold maker did it - as I always say, "there's no accounting for some peoples' taste." The mug is 2" tall and rather crudely made. $52.		CHERRY SPRIG mug is 2 3/4" tall. It is Adams' #105. A pretty little piece of glass for dolly. $45.

	CERES aka Cameo aka Profile & Sprig aka Medallion aka Goddess of Liberty aka Beaded Medallion... Atterbury made it ca. 1870 in this unusual blue 'clambroth' color. It is 2 1/2" tall. We have many adult sized mugs HERE. $80



DEER AND OAK TREE is the name of this rare mug by the National Glass Co. at Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Works (Greentown) ca. 1900 - 1903. It was used as "Packers Goods" & originally had a tin lid. It is 3 1/8" tall & has a small flake under the edge of the foot. $355.



DAISY PLEAT is 2 1/2" high. It has 2 tiny nics on the base & a fleabite on the top rim. Not bad for a century of kid use. Adams #106. $28	THUMBELINA pattern toy cup was made by Westmoreland Glass Co. ca. 1890. It is 1 1/4" high. We have several @ $12 each.	WHEAT SHEAF pattern is Cambridge #2660. Only 1" high. It is Lechler P-3, made in a punch set. $15



DEER & PINETREE aka DEER & DOE is an EAPG pattern made by McKee ca. 1886. The pattern was only made in a few forms in color and they are all very scarce. These smallest ones are 2 3/8" The blue, has some chipping around the base and a 1" crack on the lower side. Still - a rarity. $35		OVAL STAR lemonade tumbler is Indiana's #300 pattern ca 1907. It was called "Imitation Cut Glass Water Set... made to look exactly like Mother's". 2 1/4" tall. $20



DEER & PINETREE the clear mug of the 2 3/8" example above. No damage. SOLD	THOUSAND EYE, an EAPG pattern by Adams Glass Co. ca. 1870s. This one is only 2" tall - perfect for Dolly! $ 48	DOG MEDALLION little cup is 1 3/4" high. Maker is unknown but a scarce piece. SOLD



DRUM pattern is 2 1/4" high and 2 5/8" diameter made by the Westmoreland Specialty Co. ca 1909. Some of the original gold decor has worn off. It is $23	FACETTED by Doyle Glass Co. ca 1880s. These are the smaller of the 2 mugs made in this pattern being 2" high. It is pictured in both Adams and Lechler's books; Lechler M-110 The clear one is $70 and the amber one is $85.



FIGHTING CATS - now here's a nutty design for dolly's mug.... hissing, fighting cats. Go figure. It is 2 1/4" high and has a tiny nic on the lower edge of the base. $85		GOOSEBERRY variant made ca. 1880s. Opaque Teal color. . Chips on base so As Is. It is 2" high. $52



HEART BAND is an EAPG pattern by McKee. It has a peach colored rose enamel decor and "Souvenir Milford, Nebr". At 2 7/8" tall it would hold plenty of juice for dolly. $35		CROSSED CORDS & PRISMS by Atterbury. 2" Tall. Lechler M-44 Not listed in amber. $65



STIPPLED ARROWS - Lechler M-22. Made by the Federal Glass Co. 2" tall & $40	LECHLER M-29 is only 1 3/4" tall so almost any dolly could use it. $40	BY JINGO, by golly. He is 2 1/2" tall. Lechler's M-58. SOLD



SWAN WITH BEADED HANDLE is Lechler M - 56. There is a swan on one side and a duck on the other. The middle scene shows a duck flapping its wings (3rd photo). It is part of Bryce Bros. Beaded Handle mug set... see larger Dog mug below. This is only 2" high. $75



GRAPE WITH SCROLL MEDALLION - very Victorian pattern, probably ca. 1880s. This one has a large base chip. It is 2 1/2" tall. $35	GRAPE WITH SCROLL MEDALLION - smaller pattern version; only 1 3/4" tall. Clambroth or light milk glass. It has an internal stress fracture from the making. $35	LEAF & GRAPE - Lechler adds 'Stippled' to pattern name. Lechler #Cup-6. Adams #124. It is only 1 3/4" tall. Very dainty, $30



GRAPEVINE aka VINE is a rare King & Son pattern in color made ca. 1870s. It is 2 5/8" tall; Adams #118. Old cobalt blue is also hard to find. $75



These tiny HOBNAIL cups were thought to have been used to scoop out a penny's worth of candy ( that would cost about $3 today). They are about 1 1/2" tall with pressed handles. It is rather hard to find in color $35, clear is $15 and the cup on the right has a circle with "OK" - hard to photograph! - and it is only 1" tall & $28.



LOG & STAR aka EAPG pattern Bellaire #373 was made by the Bellaire Goblet Co. ca 1890. It is 2 3/8" tall. See its base chip HERE. $30	NURSERY RHYME pattern cups with the Red Riding Hood scenes were mostly made in clear glass (see below) but it came in lesser amounts in milk glass. These four tiny cups are only 1 1/4" tall. Made by the Cambridge Glass Co. in the early 1900s. They are flawless & $38 each.



POINTING DOG is the appropriate name for this tiny 2 3/4" mug. It is one of a graduated set of animal theme mugs by Bryce made during the 1880s. (See the clear SWAN and Pointing Dog mugs like it below.) It is Adams #48 and Lechler M-61. In amber it is SOLD		HOOK - Lechler M-27. This 1 7/8" tall cup hangs on a hook on a miniature matching pitcher that fit on a stand. We don't have the pitcher or the stand. Do you? $75



LACY glass teeny cup & saucer has been seriously used over the past 170 years or so. The handle is gone, there is a chip on the cup base and the saucer has the characteristically rough edges. But how much genuine Boston Sandwich toy glass does one see? The cup is only 1 1/8" high & the saucer is 2 5/8" across. $88 Set		This DIAMOND CUT W/ LEAF aka LEAF & TRIANGLE pattern mug is 2 1/2" tall & made by the Windsor Glass Co. ca. 1890. $72



Here we have the Bryce Bros toy mug that some call POINTING DOG & others call DOG with beaded handle. It is hard to photograph but the scene is (left) a dog prancing un-menacingly toward a (center) bird & then (right) looking back as though he's missed it completely. Who knows what goes through a mold maker's mind. Lechler's M-61 is 2 3/4" tall. $55



DOG W/ PICKET FENCE & CAT ON A CUSHION on a PUSS N' BOOTS saucer! Talk about nutty designs. Made by the Ripley Glass Co. ca. 1891. See close up photos below. The cup is 2 1/8" high; the saucer is 3 3/4" in diameter & both pieces have the stippled band around the edge. Set is $95.	LION HEAD Clear matches our four piece table set seen HERE. Made by Gillinder & Sons for the centennial ca. 1876 (to tweak the British Lions?). The cup is 1 3/4" high. SOLD



Here are close ups of the cat on a cushion, the dog with picket fence and the Puss 'n Boots in the saucer.



FANCY CUT aka REX teeny 1 1/2" tall tumbler by Co-Op Flint Co ca. 1906.SOLD	NURSERY RHYME cup can go with the punch bowl or the water pitcher. The scene is Red Riding Hood. It is 1 1/4" high. We have 6 in stock but one has a chip. Undamaged ones are $26 each.