Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. A lovely creamer with amethyst stained flowers and gold trim, manufactured by Indiana Glass Co., circa 1920. Size:  appx. 5"...

Mouse over image to zoom. Click photo to view larger image and other views. A fabulous high standard antique glass pedestal cake plate. The Flower Pot pattern is also known as Flower Plant and Potted Plant. Probably made in...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. An unusual Victorian glass pattern featuring six panels with a floral sprig type pattern in five of the six panels. The creamer has an applied...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. Manufacturer unknown.  Believed to have been produced in the 1870's.  2 available at $32.00 each Size:  3 1/8"...

Mouse over image to zoom. Click photo to view larger image and other views. Fox and Crow EAPG Water Pitcher. The pattern shows a fox looking up at a bird in a tree. Pattern is on both sides of the pitcher. Maker unknown...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Antique Frosted Circle pattern glass butter dish.  This pattern was made by Bryce Brothers circa 1880's; United States Glass Co. 1890's  Size:  base - 7 1/4"...

Mouse over image to zoom. Click photo to view larger image and other views. Fabulous Frosted Fruit pitcher.... There are strawberries, pears, cherries, apples, oak trees, acorns, and even a squirrel on this pitcher. The...

Mouse over image to zoom. Click photo to view larger image and other views. Lovely Stippled Leaf Early American Pattern Glass cream pitcher with applied handle. This pattern is a non flint version of the Frosted Leaf...

Mouse over image to zoom. Click photo to view larger image and other views. Wonderful antique glass goblet featuring three medallions each of which has a stork in a different position. This pattern is also known as...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Garden of Eden bread tray.  Embossed "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread"   This pattern is also known as Fish, Lotus and Serpent and several other names...

Mouse over image to zoom. Click photo to view larger image and other views. Circa 1870's/1880's Early American Pattern Glass covered compote in the Garfield Drape or Canadian Drape pattern. Attributed to Adams & Co...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. A wonderful Victorian dresser jar featuring a Gibson Girl on the lid surrounded by roses.  The base has a matching rose pattern. Size:  appx. 4 1/2" diameter...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. Lovely Grape & Gothic Arches Custard Glass goblet with nutmeg stain.  By the Northwood Glass Co.  Size: 6" tall...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Mouse over image to zoom. This pattern, also known as Doyle No. 25 or Wreath, was made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., circa 1880's; Doyle & Co. / United States...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. A very beautiful compote with a cut upper edge and an engraved Greek Key or Roman Key pattern. The compote is composed of three pieces, the bowl, the stem and the foot...

Mouse over image to zoom. Click photo to view larger image and other views. Wonderful EAPG marmalade or pickle jar in the Hand pattern. The finial is a clenched hand holding a bar. The pattern on the jar consists of...

Click photo to view larger image and other views. Hartley pattern is also known as Daisy and Button with Oval Panels or Paneled Diamond Cut and Fan. By Richards & Hartley Glass, circa 1887; United States Glass, circa...