This is a heavy piece of antique glassware that catches the light beautifully. It is perfect as a functional centerpiece for your dining table, a stunning addition to an EAPG collection, or a unique gift for a lover of Victorian-era decor.
EAPG Cane & Star Medallion (AKA) The States #15093 U.S. Glass 1905 Goblet.
EAPG Water Goblet George Duncan & Sons PANELED CANE aka Cane Column 5 7/8” tall. Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
McKee Cane Goblet Hobnail Clear Glass EAPG 1886 #3 Pattern also Hobnail. 3" diameter. 6" tall. Came from the estate sale of a long time glass collector Numbers are so we give you the correct order. Much more EAPG in my store Used. A few small utensil marks in the glass. Good condition. No chips, flakes or cracks.
The EAPG Pittsburgh Daisy, Cane & Button Clear Glass Goblet Stemware is a vintage piece of drinkware that stands at 5 3/4 inches tall. With a round shape and a floral pattern featuring Pittsburgh Daisy, Cane & Button, this decorative goblet is perfect for all occasions. Made of clear glass, this Victorian-style piece is an original production from the United States. The unmarked brand and pressed glass production style add to its charm and
Elegant antique white porcelain tumbler featuring a hand-painted gold floral urn motif and delicate gilt trim along the rim and base. The design includes a fine ribbon accent encircling the back. Its refined gilded detailing and classic urn motif make it an excellent decorative accent or collectible display item.
One glass has two mfg. bubbles near top rim. Nice thick, heavy glasses with beautiful cuts.
This was identified as stage actress Kate Clayton, who was active in the 1870's and 1880's as shown on the original antique store tag on the bottom. It was found in an old antique store that had been closed since the early eighties. The last two pictures are from a card showing the actress in one of her productions as Ogarita titled "Sea of Ice". I do not know which one this is from,
These round glass tumblers have a Victorian style with a multicolor floral design, making them perfect for all occasions. They are marked with a N on the bottoms. These decorated tumblers were manufactured between 1900-1919 in the United States and are a unique addition to any drinkware collection.
Antique Bohemian Harrach cranberry fading to clear wine glass. Gold gilding to the stem and base. Has the pattern number 377/50 on the base. This is an antique and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the piece.