Elegant Rummer Goblet Wine Etched Mitchell Fern & Berry Faceted Stem c. 1874 Antique 19th Cent Up for bid is a very nice antique 19th-century etched drinking glass also known as a rummer; It dates to 1860 The pattern is known as “Mitchell” and was made by a number of manufacturers. and can be seen in American and Canadian Goblets reference guide. This is a hand-blown tapered bowl with oversize foot; And a 6
The EAPG Adams & Co Wildflower Clear 1874 5" Spooner Open Sugar Bowl Footed is a vintage glass footed open sugar bowl made in the United States in 1874. It features a round shape with a clear color and a glossy finish. The bowl has a 3 3/8" rim diameter and a 5" height, with a capacity of 12 oz. The Wildflower pattern includes a floral design and a diamond pattern band at the
Here is a pretty, Early American glass spoon holder. It is 5 inches tall and 3 1/4 inches wide. This is shown in Hallock's book on the Central Glass Company, as their No. 145, named O'Hara. The pattern is also known as Loop. Central Glass was in operation from 1863 to 1893. Central joined the U. S. Glass Combine in 1891 as Factory O. The factory was closed in 1893. Although this spooner is