This listing is for a set of five lovely ruby stain and clear EAPG cordial goblets in the "Triple Triangle" pattern #76 created by Doyle & Co., circa 1890-1895. The triangles and separating columns are deeply beveled as is the square knob with diamonds on the stem. The goblet measures 4.2” high x 2.2” diameter. They are gently used, with no discernible cracks, chips or breaks or restoration. The ruby stain is near mint.
EAPG Lot Of 4 Water Goblets And One Wine Antique Victorian. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
For sale is an antique EAPG goblet made by the McKee Glass Co. circa 1880's. The blue goblet stands 5 3/4" high and holds almost 8 ounces. The stem is beveled with a 3 part mold foot. It is very attractive.
Great pair of 1890s Beaumont Floral tumblers. Some paint loss consistent with age, one tiny quarter inch long crack at rim of one glass. Other than that in great condition. Great for your home bar, the collector, or a great gift for the whiskey or cocktail lover!
Old, antique EAPG Fleur De Lis pattern glass tumbler (please see attached pictures). Item is approximately 3&3/4" tall, is unmarked, top is factory ground and polished, Fleur De Lis are all hand painted with gold, and condition is excellent, no chips, cracks, repairs, or damage, just some overall wear, as shown. Requires $7.00 shipping and US sale only. Also, this is our twenty sixth year on ebay and, as always, satisfaction guaranteed or money
Colorless Etched - Stemware - 6 3/4” H. ADAMS & CO. No. 300 (OMN) line • AKA: Clear Ribbon.
This is an antique stemware sundae goblet produced around 1882 by Adams & Co. It is made of clear EAPG glass with an etched Clear Ribbon pattern. The goblet stands 6 3/4 inches tall and belongs to the No. 300 production style, featuring a colorless design typical of the Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) era. A few tiny air bubbles in the glass are visible, and One tiny chip, in the side ridge, please
Antique CLEAR/tinted RIBBON by Adams & Co Stemware
Type: EAPG. Item: Goblet / Stemware. Extras : Made in USA, c 1882. before being opened & unwrapped. Otherwise you run the risk of the glass/pottery/ceramic/porcelain from cracking due to severe temperature changes.