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Two small dishes, both Early American Pressed Glass, both amethyst glass. The deeper dish has a repeating vine pattern, and is in mint condition. 4 3/4" diameter by 1 1/2" tall. The shallower dish has

different patterns, sugar is early Canadian cut glass & is signed with a maple leaf ELITE, creamer is Early American Pressed Glass ï¾– both date to about 1910-1915

1880's EAPG/glass with acrons and grapes - Boston & Sandwich high covered compote. EAPG - Early American Pattern Glass is also called. Old Pressed Glass 10h x 8d

large lot of mixed pattern and depression glass including large pressed glass bowl, Early American Pattern Glass EAPG opalescent glass footed celery vase, milk glass lattice compote, star and punty co

Third Printing of Ruth Webb Lee's Handbook of Early American Pressed Glass Patterns , signed !

100 glass open salts. American, ca. late 19th century to contemporary. Pressed / pattern glass (possibly Early American Pattern Glass / EAPG) all the way to modern open salts made for the NESOSC and o

Over 60 clear glass open salts. American and possibly European, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. Clear pressed / pattern glass, possible pieces of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG). Range of size

Collection of 12 Early American Pattern Glass tumblers. Assorted patterns, some with gold gilt embellishments. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA shipping for $65 plus in

Lot of nineteen early American pattern glass plates and dishes. All diameter measurements. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. 2 Midwestern tea plates. 6 inches. 2. 3 Assort

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

Lot of three early American pattern glass pitchers. All height measurements. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. Willow Oak pitcher. 7 inches. 2. Deer and Pine Tree etched p

Lot of six early American pattern glass Ribbon Candy pattern glass. Featuring: 1. Ribbon Candy sugar bowl with cover. 8.5 inches with cover. 2. Ribbon Candy handled creamer. 6 inches tall. 3. Ribbon C

Lot of six early American pattern glass vases. All height measurements. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. Austrian footed vase. 8.25 inches. 2. 3 Pillar Ale footed vase. 8

Lot of eleven early American pattern glass alcohol glasses. All height measurements. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. Three 1930s comet pattern tumblers. 3.75 inches 2. T

Early American Pattern Glass lidded, raised bowl or compote made by Bryce, Higbee & Co. Clear pressed glass in the Paneled Sprig pattern (also known as "Indian Tree"), a characteristic pattern of the

A clear pressed glass footed spoon holder with a scalloped rim. Depicting the Liberty Bell pattern to coumarate the 100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Dimensions: 3.75"W x 6.25"H Co

(lot of 7) Early American pressed glass motto and commemorative plates and table ware, comprising: (1) compote, in the picket fence/ London pattern, 9.25"h, 9"l, 9"w; (1) General Ulysses S. Grant cant

ASSORTED EAPG REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 21, including Kamm, "Two Hundred Pattern Glass Pitchers", vols. 1-8; Metz, "Studies in Early American Pressed Glass", booklets 1-6; and Unitt, "American and Can

Delaware or American Beauty Pattern. 9 1/2" tall, 11 3/4" long.

Early American Press Glass Dahlia Canton Glass Dishes Lot of 19 pieces: A very nice grouping of EAPG Dahlia Pattern. Included in this lot are the following pieces: (1) Relish 9 x 4.5, (3) small pitche

EAPG comprising various forms and patterns, two signed "Red Cliff". Largest: 6 1/2" high, 3 3/4" diameter.

10-1/2 x 8 inches

For your consideration is this stunning EAPG Glass Compote in wonderful condition. This beauty features peen wheels and star burst designs with scalloped edges. This beauty measures a little under 7"

An EAPG Early American Pattern Glass Syrup Pitcher.Dimensions: 7 1/2" X 4"