AMERICAN GLASS HISTORICAL CUP PLATE 'VICTORIA &

LEE/ROSE NO. 128 CUP PLATE, deep amethyst, 39 even scallops. Extremely rare. Midwestern, probably Pittsburgh. 1830-1840. 3 5/16" D.Literature: Lee/Rose - American Glass Cup Plates, p. 112. Like Bourne

LEE/ROSE NO. 522 CUP PLATE, deep red amber, 66 even scallops. Very rare. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1830-1850. 3 5/16" D.Literature: Lee/Rose - American Glass Cup Plates, p. 298. Barlow/Kaiser - The

LEE/ROSE NO. 677-A CUP PLATE, blue, 44 even scallops. Rare. Midwestern. 1828-1840. 3 1/4" D.Proof.Literature: Lee/Rose - American Glass Cup Plates, p. 365. The McKearins - American Glass, pl. 180, fig

LEE/ROSE NO. 520-A CUP PLATE, blue, 44 even scallops. Scarce. Unknown origin. 1840-1860. 3" D.Near proof with only a single tipped scallop.Literature: Lee/Rose - American Glass Cup Plates, p. 297.Prov

Including books by Ruth Webb Lee "Early American Pressed Glass", "Victorian Glass", "Sandwich Glass", "American Glass Cup Plates", also "A Guide to Art and Pattern Glass" by Patrick T. Darr", "America

ASSORTED GLASS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 18, including Palmer, "Glass in Early America"; Wilson, "New England Glass & Glassmaking"; and Lee/Rose, "American Glass Cup Plates". Hard and soft covers. Goo

Collector Reference Books By Ruth Webb Lee- Early American Pressed Glass, Nineteenth Century Art Glass, Sandwich Glass, American Glass Cup Plates Estimate $10-100

Title: Staffordshire Cup Plate: Washington/Lafayette Date/Period: c.1850 Additional Information: A rare and desirable American Historical Staffordshire Cup Plate showing portraits of George Washington

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED AMERICAN HISTORICAL CERAMIC CUP PLATE, having blue central design of Baltimore Holiday Park Theatre. Unmarked. Circa 1820. 3 1/2" D.Undamaged.Provenance: Ex-collection Creutzb

20 - Rare 19th C American Flint-Glass Cup Plates, Sandwich Glass and others. Designs include: Tippecanoe, Fort Meigs, Brooklyn Bridge, Fort Pitt Eagle, Chancellor Livingston Paddlewheeler, Henry Clay

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP PLATE, featuring a States series pattern, depicting St. Woolston's, Kildare, Ireland, flanked by patriotic female figures Justice and

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP PLATE, featuring the "LANDING OF GEN. LA FAYETTE / at Castle Garden / 16 August 1824", printed below scene, depicting the arrival of the

Historical Staffordshire cup plate in the States pattern by Clews, made in the Staffordshire district of England circa 1825. This is the variation of the States pattern listed in David and Linda Arman

Eight American Lacy and EAPG Glass Heart Pattern Cup Plates, Including Lee / Rose Opalescent #459. Most Lacy; one EAPG. Including Valentine, Lee/Rose 425, 440, 447, 459, and 477. New England, some Bos

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP PLATE, having rust transfer image featuring portrait medallions of Washington and La Fayette, a spread-winged eagle above, and enamel ban

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP PLATE, having black transfer portrait of Andrew Jackson with "HERO OF NEW ORLEANS" below and enamel banded rim. Impressed "WOOD" to under

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP PLATE, having black transfer portrait medallion of "LA FAYETTE" flanked by two female figures holding a laurel wreath above his head with

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP PLATE, featuring Tomb and Urn pattern, depicting an urn mounted on a pedestal base with tree surround. Unmarked. Circa 1830. 3 5/8" D.Lit

American Lacy and EAPG Glass Cup and Nappy Plates, Nut Bowls. Many from Boston and Sandwich. Patterns include Comet, Hearts, Diamonds, etc. Also included is a small amethyst glass dish and a small dar

American, 19th-20th century. Includes an octagonal colorless plate with George Washington, a round colorless plate with Thomas Jefferson, and two with Henry Clay (medium and deep blue). 3.5" diameter

Egg Cup & Plate -American Brilliant Cut Glass - 3"X4" Odolet Pattern by C.F. Monroe - Exactly as Featured in Monroe Catalog, Page 9

LEE/ROSE NO. 677-A CUP PLATE, medium blue, 44 even scallops. Rare. Midwestern United States. 1828-1840. 3 1/4" D.Literature: Lee/Rose, p. 365. The McKearins - American Glass, pl. 180, fig. 16, "100 Be

American, 19th-20th century. A group of twenty-nine Sandwich glass cup plates, some with historic or patriotic patterns; largest dia. 3.75 in., smallest dia. 2.25 in.

Very large collection of fostoria glass dinnerware, featuring their signature American pattern, to include cups, plates, salt and pepper shakers, serving dishes, etc. 10"h x 5 1/2"w x 5 1/2"d We hap