The Leverne pattern was made by Bryce Brothers, late 1880's; United States Glass Co., 1891. The Leverne pattern is also known as Star in Honeycomb. Size: 9 1/8" diameter inside of top edge; 5" high Condition:...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Manufactured by Gillinder & Co., 1876. This is a centennial commemorative. On the front side is the liberty bell with the words "Declaration of Independence and the...

Mouse over image to zoom. Click photo to view larger image and other views. Lion and Cable water pitcher featuring a tiny lion perched on top of the handle and a cable around the foot. By Richards & Hartley Glass Co.,...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. An adorable small tankard style creamer with an applied handle. By Columbia Glass Co., circa 1888. This pattern is also known as Climax. Size: 3...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. A lovely ornate small compote with a fan and bead motif set against a stippled background. Manufacturer and date of production unknown. Probably...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. A wonderful plate in the Marsh Pink or Square Fucshia pattern. Maker unknown; produced circa 1880's. -Note: photo of plate is brighter on one side due to uneveness of light...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Lovely cream pitcher with applied handle and engraved ferns pattern. Mascotte was made by Ripley & Company, circa 1874; United States Glass Company, circa 1891 Size:...

EAPG Early American Pattern glass water goblet in the Mellor or Block & Circle pattern. By Gillinder & Sons, circa 1870's Size: 3 1/8" diameter; 6" high Condition: excellent condition Shipping: All glass is...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Elegant antique Victorian celery vase in the Nail pattern.  Would make a great flower vase.  The Nail pattern is also known as Recessed Pillar. Made by Ripley...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. A lovely smaller pedestal cake plate by Bryce, Higbee & Co., circa 1885.  Size:  9" diameter; 4" high  Condition:  excellent Item ID:...

A lovely, heavily patterned, antique glass pedestal cake plate. New Crescent was made by Bryce Higbee & Co., from 1898-1905.   NOTE: pattern is crisp and even - photos make it look uneven in...

The states pattern - EAPG New Jersey Cake or Donut Stand This pattern is also known as Loops and Drops. Made by the United States Glass Co., 1900-1908 Size: 9 1/4" diameter; 4 1/2" high Condition: large chip bottom edge...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. A lovely and unusual bowl which features maples leaves and an open-work twig border. This bowl is also sometimes found attached by a wafer to a dolphin base pedestal. The...

Mouse over image to zoom. Click photo to view larger image and other views. Antique glass Parrot goblet, also known as Owl in Fan. The maker of this goblet is unknown. Believed to have been made circa 1880's. Size: 3"...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. Antique EAPG Palm Leaf Fan milk pitcher. Made by Bryce, Higbee Glass Company, circa 1904   Size:  7 3/4" high  Condition:  ...

Paneled Dewdrop Early American Pattern Glass goblet with patterned foot. By Campbell, Jones & Company, circa 1878 Size: 3 1/4" diameter; 6" high Condition: undamaged Original Manufacturers Flaws: bubble &...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. A lovely tumbler with purple grapes and gold leaves in high relief. The Late Panelled Grape pattern was made by Beatty-Brady Glass Co., Indiana...

Paneled Cane or Cane Column Early American Pattern Glass Goblet - EAPG. Maker unknown, circa 1880's. Size: 2 7/8" diameter; 5 7/8" high Condition: excellent with the exception of a teensy flake & Minor roughness on...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. Pattee Cross was made by United States Glass Co., circa 1909. Size:  3 3/4" diameter; 6" high   Condition:  excellent with the...

Pequot or Pointed Ovals Early American Pattern Glass Goblet - EAPG. Believed to be circa 1870's. Maker unknown Size: 3 1/2" diameter; 6 1/4" high Condition: excellent, just a fleabite & teensy flake on stem Original...

A gorgeous high standard pedestal cake stand in the Pillow Encircled or Midway pattern. This pattern was made by the Model Flint Glass Co., circa 1894; National Glass Co., circa 1901. Size: top 9 1/4" diameter inside rim; 9...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. A beautiful heavy EAPG sugar bowl - pictures don't do this justice.    Plain Band pattern was manufactured by A. H. Heisey & Co...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. The Plume pattern was produced by Adams & Company, circa 1890; United States Glass Co., circa 1891.   Size:   7 3/4" diameter; 6...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. Princess Feather non-flint spoon holder. This pattern, also known as Rochelle, was produced by Bakewell, Pears & Company, circa late 1870's;...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. Circa 1880's.  Attributed to Riverside Glass Works. Size:   3 1/2" diameter; 6 1/2" high   Condition:  excellent but not...