American Lacy and EAPG Glass Cup and Nappy Plates

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

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

EAPG Frosted Eagle Footed Covered Bowl, together with an EAPG creamer, EAPG compote lid in the Venus and Cupid pattern, 6 lacy Sandwich glass cup plates, a small patterned dish with ruffled rim and an

(lot of 7) American Brilliant period cut glass table ware, including: (1) large bowl, hobnail star, vesca and strawberry diamond; (pair) cream and sugar; (1) nappy; (1) small cup plate, minor chips; (

Lot of nineteen early American pattern glass plates and dishes. All diameter measurements. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. Mystery cup plate. 3.75 inches. 2. 2 Sandwich

Service for Ten includes: Ten 9 1/2 inch Dinner Plates, Ten 6 inch Bread and Butter Plates, Ten 5 1/2 Nappy Bowl, Ten Coffee/Tea Cups, Ten Saucers and Ten 4 1/2 inch Footed Glasses

Lot of twenty-five early American pattern glass plates, dishes, and bowls. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. Five Lion footed sauce dishes. 2.5 inches. 2. Nine Cup plates.

A mid 19th century pressed lacy glass cup plate, possibly European. Brilliant Peacock Green, rosette center with extending rays, stippled ground, with 51 scallops about the rim. Lee/Rose No. 348, p.23

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

A mid 19th century pressed lacy glass Eagle cup plate, probably Midwestern. Medium Blue, with an eagle at the center, beneath thirteen stars, within a rope border and scalloped rim. Lee/Rose No. 677-A

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

Group of Lacy Pressed and Other Colorless Glass Cup Plates, New England, some Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Boston, and the Midwest (Pittsburgh), 1835-50. All pertaining to history and genre subjects,

Group of Lacy Pressed and Other Colorless Glass Cup Plates, New England and the Midwest (Pittsburgh), 1835-50. All pertaining to marine subjects and comprising four 'Benjamin Franklin' cup plates, two

Two Lacy Pressed Electric Blue Glass 'Henry Clay' Cup Plates, 1840-52; and a Pressed Dark Blue 'Double Hearts' Cup Plate, 1835-50, all the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Boston, Massachusetts. All three

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

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

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