Antique EAPG Pale Yellow Tinge Honeycomb Water Goblet. This nice goblet is 5-1/2" tall and holds 8 oz. It is clear glass with a pale yellow tinge and it is in excellent used condition with no chips nor cracks.

Manufacturer: Unknown  

Set of (12) Early American Lacy Glass Cup Plates. These lovely plates are 3-3/8" dia. and are all Henry Clay pattern. Two of them have manufacturing creases in the glass. They date to the 1920's and are reproductions of the ones from the mid-1800's. They are beautiful and would make great individual dishes for nuts and candy. All in all they are in excellent used condition with no chips nor cracks.

Manufacturer: Unknown  

Antique EAPG Pale Amethyst Purple Tinge Water Goblet. This nice goblet is 5-3/8" tall and holds 8 oz. It is clear glass with a pale amethyst purple tinge and it is in excellent used condition with no chips nor cracks.

Manufacturer: Unknown  

Antique EAPG New Martinsville Horseshoe Medallion Bowl. This nice early American pattern glass bowl from 1908 is 5-5/8" dia. x 2-1/2" deep, has worn gold accents and otherwise it is in good condition.

Manufacturer: New Martinsville  

Antique Early American Pattern Glass Celery Dish. This nice dish is 8-1/2" long x 3-1/4" wide, the pattern is unknown and it is in excellent condition.

Manufacturer: Unknown  

Antique Crystal Fan & File Pattern Glass Bowl. This lovely bowl is 8" dia. x 3 " tall. It has a scalloped edge and other than a place that is frosted on the inside, it is in excellent condition.

Manufacturer: Unknnown  

Antique EAPG Dewdrop w/ Diamond Quilt Pattern Goblet. This lovely goblet is 6" tall and dates to the 1870's. It is shown on page 46 in the book Much More Early American Pattern Glass by Alice Hulett Metz. It has a shallow flake off the side and otherwise it is in good condition.

Manufacturer: Unknown  

Antique Early American Pattern Glass Butter Dish. This butter dish is 7-3/8" dia. x 5-1/2" tall, the plate has a chip on the inside and outside edge. The pattern is unknown and it has worn gold accents.

Manufacturer: Unknown  

EAPG Northwood Paneled Sprig Opalescent Cruet. This lovely cruet is 5-3/4" tall and does NOT have a stopper. It has a chip in the top side of the handle otherwise it is in good condition with no other chips nor cracks. It has great firey opalescence.

Manufacturer: Northwood  

Antique EAPG Scalloped Bowl w/ Zipper & Crosshatch Pattern. This lovely early American pattern glass bowl is 5-3/8" dia. x 1-5/8" deep, has worn gold and otherwise it is in excellent condition.

Manufacturer: Unknown  

Antique Opalescent Cranberry Glass Spooner Jam Pot. This container is 2-1/8" tall x 2-1/2" dia., has a iridescent cranberry stain on the concentric rings and it is in excellent condition.

Manufacturer: Unknown  

Bryce Higbee & Co EAPG Teardrop Row Job's Tears Compote. This attractive flint glass compote is 7-1/4" tall x 9-1/4" dia. This pattern is sometimes mistakenly called Job's Tears. It dates to 1899 and has some utensil marks otherwise it is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Bryce Higbee & Co  

Early American Sandwich Glass Cup Plate Butterfly & Flowers. This cup plate is 3-1/4 inches dia., has some chipping on the edge scallops and it is otherwise in good condition.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

EAPG Dewdrop w/ Diamond Quilt Pattern Goblet. This lovely goblet is 6" tall and dates to the 1870's. It is shown on page 46 in the book Much More Early American Pattern Glass by Alice Hulett Metz. It has three small bruises that can be seen but not felt. Two are on the foot and one is on the bowl otherwise it is in good condition.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Set of (6) Pineapple & Fan Pattern Miniature Punch Cups. These cute cups are 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" dia. and all of them are in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Vintage unknown