Charming EAPG light blue opaline sugar shaker from the Consolidated Glass Co., featuring the elegant Cone/Pineapple pattern with a soft, translucent charm.

Step back into the elegance of the late 19th century with this exquisite Antique Consolidated Glass Company Sugar Shaker. Measuring 5 1/8" tall by 2 3/4" wide and weighing in at 7.80 ounces (221 grams), this piece embodies the fine craftsmanship of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG). The light blue opaline glass-a rare and collectible color variant-is molded into the distinctive "Cone" or "Pineapple Quilted" pattern, which showcases a detailed quilted texture defining its era. Very Good preloved condition, with gentle surface wear consistent with its age, and a singular small spot, as captured in the accompanying photos.

This shaker, dating circa 1890s, carries with it not only aesthetic appeal but also historical significance, reflecting the transition from utilitarian pattern glass to more decorative pieces. Crafted by the renowned Consolidated Glass Company (sometimes referenced with Fostoria Shade & Lamp Co. in earlier documentation), this opaline shaker is both a collector's gem and a statement of sophisticate elegance for any dining display. Whether complementing an EAPG collection or accentuating a vintage or antique-inspired setting, this piece invites both admiration and a tangible connection to the rich legacy of American glassmaking.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Very Good preloved condition, with gentle surface wear consistent with its age, and a singular small spot, as captured in the accompanying photos.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Styled After: Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co.

Materials & Techniques:
Glass

Details:
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Very Good preloved condition, with gentle surface wear consistent with its age, and a singular small spot, as captured in the accompanying photos.