Fresh to the marked is this wonderful large EAPG glass tumbler. It is in the very desirable and collectible Rising Sun pattern with ruby flashing by Indiana Glass, c. 1908. 4 1/4" tall. This is a heavy, beautiful piece of EAPG!
Fresh to the marked is this wonderful large EAPG glass tumbler. It is in the very desirable and collectible Rising Sun pattern by Indiana Glass, c. 1908. 4 1/4" tall. This is a heavy, beautiful piece of EAPG!
Fresh to the marked is this wonderful large EAPG glass tumbler. It is in the very desirable and collectible Rising Sun pattern with ruby flashing by Indiana Glass, c. 1908. 4 1/4" tall. This is a heavy, beautiful piece of EAPG!
#15110 SUNSHINE OMN. EAPG GLASS. PITCHER & FOUR TUMBLERS. aka RISING SUN. 15447 + 15445. This is a 1908 advertised pattern. The PRESSING is very good on this. The Pitcher is the Half Gallon one.
TUMBLER GLASS. This is the US Glass pattern SUNSHINE aka Rising Sun. The interior is smooth. This sits flat on the base. Circa 1908 if US. RISING SUN. BE SURE AND LOOK AT THE PICTURES. Cash, if you live close enough to drive over and pick it up.
This set of 6 EAPG US Glass Rising Sun clear water goblets features a stunning ruby and gold flash design, adding a touch of elegance to any drinkware collection. Made in the United States in 1908, these goblets showcase the Victorian style with their pressed glass production. Standing at 6 inches tall and with a diameter of 3 1/4 inches, these original goblets are a true representation of the craftsmanship of the early 1900s,
This pressed glass tumblers features a Victorian style with a glossy finish, making it a perfect addition to your drinkware collection. Made in the United States during the early 1900s, this tumbler is a unique and elegant find for collectors of antique drinkware.
The glass has a rich, iridescent marigold finish with a stunning orange and amber glow that catches the light beautifully. The Rising Sun pattern is a sought-after design among collectors.
Pattern features half suns with green stain/flash and gold rim. They have often been used for many years and can have normal signs of wear.
For your consideration is this Scarce Blue Carnival Glass Rising Sun Pattern Juice Pitcher Unknown Maker. These are not often seen. The color is great on this one. The pitcher is not signed. See photos.