Aka DAISY & BUTTON With NARCISSUS. EAPG INDIANA GLASS. PATTERN: No. 124.
Aka DAISY & BUTTON With NARCISSUS. EAPG INDIANA GLASS. PATTERN: No. 124.
Introduced in 1910, this is No. 124 daisy & button with Narcissus/lily. Lightly sun purpled. Small chipping present. No cracks. Light haze to the interior.
• Set of five antique clear glass tumblers with stacked ring “beehive” lower body and subtle vertical optic. • Size (each): 4½″ H × 2⅝″ dia. • Material: manganese-decolorized glass typical of 1910s–1920s production; not uranium glass. • Condition: No chips or cracks; light base wear and small bubbles/striations from manufacture. • Clean and ready to use or display; ideal as a replacement or mix-and-match set for early 20th-century barware.
• Set of five antique clear glass tumblers with stacked ring “beehive” lower body and subtle vertical optic. • Size (each): 4½″ H × 2⅝″ dia. • Material: manganese-decolorized glass typical of 1910s–1920s production; not uranium glass. • Condition: No chips or cracks; light base wear and small bubbles/striations from manufacture. • Clean and ready to use or display; ideal as a replacement or mix-and-match set for early 20th-century barware.
The HEISEY EAPG Uranium UG Custard Glass Stemmed Goblet is a vintage piece from the early 1900s, originating from the United States. This yellow glass goblet, made by the Heisey brand, features an opaque glossy finish and serves as a souvenir from Lake Waubesa. Being a part of the HEISEY EAPG Uranium UG product line, this goblet is a unique and collectible piece of drinkware from the early 1900s.
Rare & lovely pattern. Very unusual design- hand blown crystal with a beautiful pattern of vertical optic panels featuring needle etched vertical stripes. Quite unusual and striking to look at. They are marvelous when light shines through the stripes.
Hand blown needle etched with lovely vertical optic panels. Classic Art Nouveau style at its very best circa 1900-1910. Forms stunning shapes around the bowl. Looks lovely from the outside of the glass and also while drinking from the glass and looking into it.
Pattern also known as Keystone, Hobstar & Pathfinder. Gilding on top edge - but gold is worn. 3 7/8" tall.
Antique 11 Cabochon Moser Bohemian Wine 6oz. Note that four glasses have a slightly thinner rim, than the others; and one glass has a slightly thicker rim - not obvious and hard to detect. • Decorative notched handle - note that a few of the glasses have wear to the gold notch.