Child's Ice Cream Tray

This is a very early Loux Ice Cream serving tray, labeled "The City Cousin", depicting children in a boat on the water with a young girl and her parasol and her puppy. It shows areas of wear to the ou

Ice cream serving tray, Lillards Ice Cream-Richmond, MO, litho on tin by The American Art Works, Inc.-Coshocton, O., cute children graphic, Exc cond w/minor border wear, 13"Dia.

Including 1 - for Fritz's Ice Cream featuring a graphic of a mother and two children enjoying ice cream, marked Copyright 1916 by K & S Co. & 1 - for Foster's Ice Cream featuring a graphic of a girl e

Inc. in the lot are six ice cream bowls (6), marked S.S. Japen Blumfield (Stainless Steel); Small plated childs cup ; an 800 silver small set that includes two round saucers, an oval tray and two open

Ice Cream Tray - 17.5" X 10.25" Fantastic Design with Exploding Pie-Shaped Sections with Hobstar and Fan Highlights - Magnificent Pattern - ABCG

This is up there with the best ice cream trays I've ever seen. Cut in the Constellation design by William C. Anderson/American Cut Glass - this tray has incredible skill and precision in execution.Cle

One of the most unique shapes of the Brilliant Period is that of this fishtail ice cream tray - adding a touch of variety to the usual oblong shape. This one is cut all over, uncluding the edge/handle

American Brilliant cut glass ice cream tray. This tray is cut in the Jeweled Star pattern designed by W.C. Anderson for the American Cut Glass Company. Anderson was the top designer for the Libbey Gla

No better reaction to this large tray from William C. Anderson/Amercian Cut Glass but "WOW." Amazing swirling/asymmetrical design featuring clear button hobstars, flashing, deeply cut 34 point hobstar

FISH TAIL ICE CREAM TRAY - 16 1/2" X 9 1/2" - ABCG FINELY CUT HOBSTAR, VESICA, CANE, STRAWBERRY DIAMOND AND PRISM MOTIF - SUPERB QUALITY - EXACTLY AS FEATURED IN RARITIES BY WIENER & LIPKOWITZ, PAGE 2

Ice Cream Tray, ABCG, 17.5" x 10.25", Star And Circle Mark Indicates A Libbey Blank Cut By W.C. Anderson In The Anne Pattern, The David Haines Collection, TN.

One of the nicest ice cream trays I've seen - super fine detail all over this piece. Look at the points of the flat stars within the clusters - 4 miters going into the point of a tiny hobstar - someth

Ice Cream Tray - Brilliant Period Cut Glass - 16.5" X 9" - Beautiful Cutting of Hobstar, Vesica, Nailhead Diamond, Cluster and Fan Motif - Clear Blank

Ice Cream Tray, ABCG, Egginton Calve Pattern, 18" x 10.5", Exactly As Featured In Research Notes, Volume 2, Page 152, Dennis R. Lemon Collection.

Cut by Anderson, "Columbia" uses a center cluster of plain button hobstars that are part of a larger 8-point hobstar. This style of motif was used on the center of four-motif "Anne" patterns. "Constel

Ice Cream Tray - 17.25" X 10" - Expanding Star Pattern - Exactly as Featured in Pearson Volume III, Page 193 - Beautiful Blank - ABCG

Ice Cream Tray, ABCG, Signed J Hoare Carolyn Pattern, 19" x 11", Outstanding Blank, Dennis R. Lemon Collection.

Ice Cream Tray, Fishtail, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Bellmere Pattern, 16.5"x 9.25", By C.F. Monroe, Exactly As Shown In Encyclopedia Of American Cut Glass By Revi, Page 89, Leon And Carol Torline

ABP ice cream tray, intricate geometric design. Pictured in Pearson Encyclopedia # 1, page 209, bottom. Measures 17 3/4" x 10.5"

17-5/8 x 10-1/8 in.

Ice Cream Tray, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Thistle Pattern, 17.75"x 10.25", Designed By W.C. Anderson For American Cut Glass Company, Superb Blank, Exactly As Shown In Chain Of Evidence By Anderson

Ice Cream Tray - Brilliant Period Cut Glass - 18" X 10.25" - Expanding Star Pattern - Extra Heavy Blank - Great Quality

The original purpose for this shape is unclear, though I would bet it was used as a large centerpiece filled with fruit (for obvious reasons). It is signed in the center by Sinclaire and exemplifies s

Ice Cream Tray, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 18" x 10", Modified Rex Pattern, Outstanding Blank, Beautiful Example, Total Weight Of Eight Pounds, The David Haines Collection, TN.