FIVE PIECES OF ANTIQUE EARLY AMERICAN PATTERN GLASS, LATE 19TH - EARLY 20TH CENTURY

Five pieces of EAPG (early American pattern glass), including: 1) Pitcher in the Atlanta pattern (aka Diamond and Teardrops and Royal Crystal) by the Tarentum Glass Company, Tarentum, Pennsylania, circa 1894–1900, approx. 8-1/4" tall overall; 2) Spooner in the Lion and Cable (aka Tiny Lion) pattern by Richards & Hartley, circa 1880s, the sides wheel-etched with a cattail motif, 7-3/4" tall; 3) Replacment lid for a covered compote in the Lion pattern by Gillinder & Sons, circa 1876, the diameter of the inner flange approx. 5-1/2", the overall diameter approx. 6-3/8"; 4) Ruby-stained and gilt-accented toothpick, "Souvenir of Nashua," 2-1/2" tall; 5) Ruby-stained and gilt-accented cup, "Souvenir of Fitchburg, Mass.," 2-7/8" tall

Notes: CONDITION: Body of pitcher with stable, unobtrusive 1" crack behind upper handle attachment (evident only on close inspection); toothpick with a few tiny flakes and flaws at rim; otherwise very good to fine condition overall.

Home Decor, Fine Crystal & Art Glass

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Michael Rodman | (313) 719-1181 | neverenoughbooks@outlook.com

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