Early American Pattern Glass Juice Pitcher. It measures 6 3/4" tall with a lovely decoratively shaped spout. Circa 1920's. This pattern is called Tomato Vine or Late Tomato Vine in reference to its post 1910 but Pre-Depression era manufacturing. There a couple of scratch like marks at the base/bottom of the piece. They could possibly be from normal time/wear but more likely a simple manufacturing flaw common with this type of pressed glass. There are no chips or cracks. Condition is EXCELLENT.
Item#G1013 ..................................................................Price $55.00
Opaque glass lamp with enameling - Circa Early 1900's. Height is 13 1/2". Base circumference is 23 1/2". The Pattern is a large flower on a vine and was identified as Sultan in the book Standard Encyclopedia of Glass , Fifth Edition by Bill Edwards and Mike Carwile, p. 268. However, I have as of yet not found a second identification source for the pattern.
With the exception of the electrical wiring, the brass bracelet and its components all appear original. Will require minor soldering of a small wire arm (see thumbnail 3 below for detailed view). A delightful treat it was to find not only the glass base of one of these exquisite antique lamps but its shade/globe as well AND in such excellent condition! No chips or breaks to the glass globes
Item#G1003 ..................................................................Price $250.00
Magnificent Center Bowl in the prized collectible Ruby Flashed King's Crown Pattern. ***technical term would be ruby stained*** Excellent/Perfect Condition. Twelve inches across and 2 3/4" high. No chips/cracks/scratches. Maker is Tiffin Glass. Classification is Collectible Glassware of the 1940's, 50's, 60's.
Item#G1005 ..................................................................$85.00
These Folded Compotes are also known as banana compotes, banana stands or fruit baskets. No chips or cracks to this handsome centerpiece! Glass bubbling present. Circa 1960's. Not marked IG on its bottom but the lacy edge is a match to the Crocheted / Lace Edge patterns of Imperial Glass.
Item#G1001 ..................................................................Price $38
Set of 4 whiskey glasses in the Cable and Grape Pattern. The gold flash around the rims of three of the glasses has worn off. One whiskey has a small chip on its bottoms' underside where it sits. Not readily visible - minor. Otherwise no other chips or cracks. Three-mold - 2 3/4" high. Flint colored with a slight lavander flush.
This Northwood pattern is one that has been reproduced, however, these 4 whiskey glasses are authentic Early American Pattern Glass.
Item#G1006 ..................................................................$156.00***If you wish to purchase only 1-3 glasses please send me us an email and we will invoice you appropriately. Ea. cup $38.
Gorgeous Floragold Irridescent Plate. For those not familiar with this pattern, the floral motiff are Irises. Manufactured in the 1950's by the Jeannette Glass Company. In excellent condition - 8 1/2" diameter.
Item#G1002 ..................................................................Price $40
An enchanting and always desirable pattern, these Early American Pattern Glass cups are 2" high/3oz. Circa 1911-1920. No chips or breaks. Bubbling present. One cup has a snag/rough spot on rim - characteristic of this type of glass. SET OF 6.
Item#G1004 ..................................................................150.00 ***If you wish to purchase less than the set of 6, please send us an email and we will invoice you appropriately at $25.00/Cup plus shipping.
Often misclassified as 1940's/50's 60's glass, Plantation by Heisey belongs in the Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era category. Very Collectible! Pineapple handles and lacy edges accent this elegant dish. No discernible wear. On small chip on underside of polished rim. Not visible unless turned over - very minor. Heisey diamond hallmark.
Item#G1007 ..................................................................PRICE $55