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EAPG Indian Tree Paneled Sprig Bryce Higbee & Co Water Goblet Circa 1885. Circa 1885. This is an antique and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the piece.
You will find that the tumbler works with both hot and cold drinks, without any odd taste transferring.
A nice touch is the way the glass reflects ambient light, giving your drink a brighter appearance.
It was made in Pittsburgh, PA, U.S.A. by Bryce, Walker & Co. The pattern was introduced in ~1882. Reproductions of this pattern are known to exist, but this one would seem to be an original. The columns next to the stippled squares are longer, and extend above and below the other columns, and the glass gives a faint apple-green glow under UV light, due to manganese in the glass batch.
Features arches with darts or spears on a stippled ground. They have often been used for many years and can have normal signs of wear.
EAPG Bryce Higbee & Co “CHAIN” Goblet 1879. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
Tulip & Sawtooth Wine Goblet Bryce Richards & Co Clear Glass EAPG 1854 Antique 2 1/8" diameter x 4 1/4" tall. Made by Bryce, Richards & Co Used. Good condition. No chips, flakes or cracks.
EAPG Bryce-Higbee Co.Prism and Clear PanelsPattern Water Pitcher,AKA Twin Panels,9-3/4" in Height , Circa 1885,More Info From Early AmericanPressed Glass Societyas Well as Pressed Glass,Edwards/Carwile,Excellent Condition