Goodwin's Antiques in the Desert Glass Curio

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Goodwin’s Antiques in the Desert - Glass

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Item Description Price Order

1493

EAPG Excelsior Spillholder Pretty little spillholder, in the pattern Excelsior, attributed to McKee Brothers, c. 1860's. This little spillholder is 2 7/8 inches tall, has a diameter of 3 1/8 inches. There are 2 tiny little pinprick dings on one side. Otherwise, no chips no cracks. SOLD

1475

EAPG Water Pitcher BEADED LOOP or OREGON Here is an impressive looking EAPG water pitcher. The pattern is called Beaded Loop, also known as Oregon (States Series). This pattern was produced by U.S. Glass Co. of Pittsburg, beginning in 1901 thru 1910. The pitcher is 8 1/4 inches tall. No chips no cracks. Just a few scratches. Some straw lines. No makers mark. SOLD

1504

EAPG Star & File Milk Pitcher c. 1900 EAPG Milk Pitcher, Star and File aka Imperial's #612. Made by Imperial Glass Co., ca. 1900. This pitcher stands 7 3/4 inches at it's tallest point. NO chips no cracks. SOLD

1505

EAPG Shell and Jewel Water Pitcher Classic EAPG. A Shell and Jewel water pitcher. Made by Westmoreland Glass Co., c. 1893. Later made by Fostoria Glass Co., c. 1898. This one has a flat chip underneath the rim of the foot. This pitcher stands 8 inches tall. SOLD

1521

EAPG Cambridge #2651 *Inverted Feather* Pitcher c. 1900 Just lovely!! Here is a 8 1/2 inch tall slender pitcher, Cambridge #2651, also known as Inverted Feather. Nice!! It does, however, have a chip on the topside of the foot rim. This chip is about 1/2 inch across. I tried to get a pic of it. SOLD

1482

EAPG Wheat and Barley Creamer c. 1891 Early American Pattern Glass creamer. This pattern is called Wheat and Barley (also known as Duquesne, or Hops and Barley, or Oats and Barley). It was made by Bryce Brothers of Pittsburg, c. 1880's, and was reissued by the United States Glass Company c. 1891. 5 inches tall. There is some roughness on the inside of the rim near the spout. SOLD

1483

EAPG Roman Rosette Creamer c. 1890 Early American Pattern Glass creamer, in the pattern Roman Rosette. This pattern was originally produced by Bryce, Walker & Co. of Pittsburg c. 1875-1885. It was reissued by the United States Glass Company c. 1894-1898. This creamer is 5 1/4 inches tall at the top of the spout. There are NO chips or cracks. SOLD

1488

EAPG Panama Creamer Pretty Early American Pattern Glass creamer, pattern name is Panama. Made by the U.S. Glass Company, c1891. Clear, bright glass, no chips no cracks. This creamer is 3 1/2 inches tall at the tip of the spout. SOLD

1522

EAPG Hobb's Daisy and Button Creamer c. 1880 EAPG Hobb's #101, Daisy and Button creamer. This large creamer is 4 1/4 inches tall at the tallest point of the spout, 3 1/4 inch diameter. No chips no cracks! SOLD

1530

EAPG Waffle and Bar Small Creamer I can't find out much about this pattern, other than its name - Waffle and Bar. This little fellow stands 2 3/4 inches tall at the tip of the spout. There are a couple of rough spots along the sharp edges of the cubes. SOLD

1531

Pattern Glass Cane Variant Creamer This is a variation on the Cane pattern, but looks too new to me to be Early American. Still nice! This creamer stands 3 1/2 inches tall. It has a 1/2 inch flaked chip on the underside of the foots edge. SOLD

1490

EAPG Scalloped Six Points Bouquet Vase Delightful 6 1/4 inch bouquet vase, made by George Duncan's Sons & Co, with continued production by Duncan & Miller Glass Co., c. 1897-1912. The pattern name is Scalloped Six Points. Better hurry on this one, it seems to be inching its way over to my own china cabinet!! SOLD

1520

Pair of EAPG Trumpet Vases *Diamond* c. 1897 I just love these old trumpet vases! Here are two nice 9 inch tall vases, in a pattern called Diamond, made by the Ohio Flint Glass Co., c. 1897. No chips no cracks. Nice clean clear glass! SOLD

614

7.5in Lavender Pressed Glass Candle Sticks Very pretty pair of candle sticks, nice light lavender color (sun purpled). Pleasing shape, 7 1/2 inches tall. No chips. SOLD

1494

EAPG Jelly Compote SUNBEAM c. 1900 Sparkly little jelly compote, made by McKee and Brothers, c. 1898-1902, in the pattern Sunbeam. This compote stands 4 1/4 inches tall, and has a 5 inch diameter. NO chips no cracks. Bright clear glass. SOLD

1506

EAPG Compote Base JASPER, aka BELT BUCKLE c. 1880 EAPG compote, pattern name Jasper, aka Belt Buckle, Eleanor, and Late Buckle, made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1880. This compote should have a cover, but it has gone missing. Nice clear glass with no damage that I can see. A couple of straw marks, a couple of small bubbles. This compote stands 5 1/2 inches tall. SOLD

1507

EAPG Compote - Sheaf and Diamond c. 1905 Early American Pattern Glass compote, pattern is Sheaf and Diamonds, made by Bryce, Higbee, c. 1905. A combination of fans, bands, and diamonds, with a scalloped rim, make for a very attractive piece. This compote stands 5 1/2 inches tall, and is 8 inches in diameter. No chips no cracks. SOLD

1508

EAPG Compote - Ten Pointed Star - c. 1907 Early American Pattern Glass compote, the pattern is Ten Pointed Star made by J.B. Higbee, c. 1907. A combination of fans, banded daisies, and grated diamonds, plus a scalloped edge, makes this a very attractive piece. This compote stands 6 1/4 inches tall, and is 7 1/2 inches diameter. No chips no cracks. SOLD

1487

EAPG Panama Bowl Pretty Early American Pattern Glass bowl, pattern name is Panama. Made by the U.S. Glass Company, c1891. Clear, bright glass, no chips no cracks. This bowl is 6 1/4 inches in diameter, 2 inches deep. SOLD

1489

EAPG Arched Fleur-de-Lis Handled Olive Dish Pretty little handled olive dish, made by Bryce, Higbee & Co. of Homestead, Pennsylvania, c. 1898-1907. The pattern name is Fleur-de-Lis, also known as Arched Fleur-de-Lis. Nice clear glass, with NO chips or cracks. This dish is 5 inches in diameter, and 1 1/2 inches deep. SOLD

1491

EAPG Salt & Pepper w/Sterling Tops Zipper Pattern Very pretty salt and pepper shakers, with sterling tops, in a fetching zipper pattern. These are blown three mold with a pontil on the bottom. The tops are not marked sterling, but certainly look, feel, and polish up like sterling, screw on tightly, and are in good shape. The tops of the shakers are a little rough around the rims. There are some straw marks, NO chips no cracks. They each stand 2 7/8 inches tall. SOLD

1500

EAPG Waffle and Star Band Pickle Dish - 1910 EAPG oblong pickle dish, pattern name Waffle and Star Band, made by the Tarentum Glass Company, c. 1910. This dish is 7 inches long, 3 1/3 inches wide, 1 3/4 inches deep in the center. NO chips no cracks. SOLD

1523

LARGE EAPG Rose Bowl *Late Block* c. 1891 Super sized! This large rose bowl is in the pattern Late Block, made by the U.S. Glass Company, c. 1891. 6 inches tall, the opening has a diameter of 3 1/4 inches, and it weighs over 3 1/2 pounds! Nice clean clear glass! No chips no cracks. One flaw inside the glass (a white substance) done during manufacturing, about 1/4 inch in size. This bowl sparkles like the dickens in the sun! SOLD

1537

EAPG 9in Celery Pretty EAPG celery, pattern and maker unkown. 9 inches long, 4 inches wide, 2 1/2 inches tall. No chips no cracks. SOLD

1543

EAPG Butter Lid EAPG butter lid. I have not been able to identify the pattern or maker. The opening is 5 1/8 inches, and it is 4 1/2 inches to top of finial. 1 minor chip on the rim, on the outside. A few small (1/8 inch) stress lines around the rim. The finial is solid glass. SOLD

1544

EAPG Butter Dish - Beaded Fan with Narcissus Pretty butter dish ... the cover has gone missing. I haven't been able to identify the pattern or maker. Stippled background with teardrop shaped beads around the edge of the plate, fans (or shells) and flowers decorate. This dish is 7 inches diameter, will take a cover with a 5 inch opening. No chips no cracks. SOLD

E-mail me with any questions! nan@goodwinantiques.com

Thanks for looking!
Regards,
Nancy Goodwin

Item	Description	Price	Order
1493	EAPG Excelsior Spillholder Pretty little spillholder, in the pattern Excelsior, attributed to McKee Brothers, c. 1860's. This little spillholder is 2 7/8 inches tall, has a diameter of 3 1/8 inches. There are 2 tiny little pinprick dings on one side. Otherwise, no chips no cracks.	SOLD
1475	EAPG Water Pitcher BEADED LOOP or OREGON Here is an impressive looking EAPG water pitcher. The pattern is called Beaded Loop, also known as Oregon (States Series). This pattern was produced by U.S. Glass Co. of Pittsburg, beginning in 1901 thru 1910. The pitcher is 8 1/4 inches tall. No chips no cracks. Just a few scratches. Some straw lines. No makers mark.	SOLD
1504	EAPG Star & File Milk Pitcher c. 1900 EAPG Milk Pitcher, Star and File aka Imperial's #612. Made by Imperial Glass Co., ca. 1900. This pitcher stands 7 3/4 inches at it's tallest point. NO chips no cracks.	SOLD
1505	EAPG Shell and Jewel Water Pitcher Classic EAPG. A Shell and Jewel water pitcher. Made by Westmoreland Glass Co., c. 1893. Later made by Fostoria Glass Co., c. 1898. This one has a flat chip underneath the rim of the foot. This pitcher stands 8 inches tall.	SOLD
1521	*EAPG Cambridge #2651 Inverted Feather* Pitcher c. 1900** Just lovely!! Here is a 8 1/2 inch tall slender pitcher, Cambridge #2651, also known as Inverted Feather. Nice!! It does, however, have a chip on the topside of the foot rim. This chip is about 1/2 inch across. I tried to get a pic of it.	SOLD
1482	EAPG Wheat and Barley Creamer c. 1891 Early American Pattern Glass creamer. This pattern is called Wheat and Barley (also known as Duquesne, or Hops and Barley, or Oats and Barley). It was made by Bryce Brothers of Pittsburg, c. 1880's, and was reissued by the United States Glass Company c. 1891. 5 inches tall. There is some roughness on the inside of the rim near the spout.	SOLD
1483	EAPG Roman Rosette Creamer c. 1890 Early American Pattern Glass creamer, in the pattern Roman Rosette. This pattern was originally produced by Bryce, Walker & Co. of Pittsburg c. 1875-1885. It was reissued by the United States Glass Company c. 1894-1898. This creamer is 5 1/4 inches tall at the top of the spout. There are NO chips or cracks.	SOLD
1488	EAPG Panama Creamer Pretty Early American Pattern Glass creamer, pattern name is Panama. Made by the U.S. Glass Company, c1891. Clear, bright glass, no chips no cracks. This creamer is 3 1/2 inches tall at the tip of the spout.	SOLD
1522	EAPG Hobb's Daisy and Button Creamer c. 1880 EAPG Hobb's #101, Daisy and Button creamer. This large creamer is 4 1/4 inches tall at the tallest point of the spout, 3 1/4 inch diameter. No chips no cracks!	SOLD
1530	EAPG Waffle and Bar Small Creamer I can't find out much about this pattern, other than its name - Waffle and Bar. This little fellow stands 2 3/4 inches tall at the tip of the spout. There are a couple of rough spots along the sharp edges of the cubes.	SOLD
1531	Pattern Glass Cane Variant Creamer This is a variation on the Cane pattern, but looks too new to me to be Early American. Still nice! This creamer stands 3 1/2 inches tall. It has a 1/2 inch flaked chip on the underside of the foots edge.	SOLD
1490	EAPG Scalloped Six Points Bouquet Vase Delightful 6 1/4 inch bouquet vase, made by George Duncan's Sons & Co, with continued production by Duncan & Miller Glass Co., c. 1897-1912. The pattern name is Scalloped Six Points. Better hurry on this one, it seems to be inching its way over to my own china cabinet!!	SOLD
1520	*Pair of EAPG Trumpet Vases Diamond* c. 1897** I just love these old trumpet vases! Here are two nice 9 inch tall vases, in a pattern called Diamond, made by the Ohio Flint Glass Co., c. 1897. No chips no cracks. Nice clean clear glass!	SOLD
614	7.5in Lavender Pressed Glass Candle Sticks Very pretty pair of candle sticks, nice light lavender color (sun purpled). Pleasing shape, 7 1/2 inches tall. No chips.	SOLD
1494	EAPG Jelly Compote SUNBEAM c. 1900 Sparkly little jelly compote, made by McKee and Brothers, c. 1898-1902, in the pattern Sunbeam. This compote stands 4 1/4 inches tall, and has a 5 inch diameter. NO chips no cracks. Bright clear glass.	SOLD
1506	EAPG Compote Base JASPER, aka BELT BUCKLE c. 1880 EAPG compote, pattern name Jasper, aka Belt Buckle, Eleanor, and Late Buckle, made by Bryce Brothers, c. 1880. This compote should have a cover, but it has gone missing. Nice clear glass with no damage that I can see. A couple of straw marks, a couple of small bubbles. This compote stands 5 1/2 inches tall.	SOLD
1507	EAPG Compote - Sheaf and Diamond c. 1905 Early American Pattern Glass compote, pattern is Sheaf and Diamonds, made by Bryce, Higbee, c. 1905. A combination of fans, bands, and diamonds, with a scalloped rim, make for a very attractive piece. This compote stands 5 1/2 inches tall, and is 8 inches in diameter. No chips no cracks.	SOLD
1508	EAPG Compote - Ten Pointed Star - c. 1907 Early American Pattern Glass compote, the pattern is Ten Pointed Star made by J.B. Higbee, c. 1907. A combination of fans, banded daisies, and grated diamonds, plus a scalloped edge, makes this a very attractive piece. This compote stands 6 1/4 inches tall, and is 7 1/2 inches diameter. No chips no cracks.	SOLD
1487	EAPG Panama Bowl Pretty Early American Pattern Glass bowl, pattern name is Panama. Made by the U.S. Glass Company, c1891. Clear, bright glass, no chips no cracks. This bowl is 6 1/4 inches in diameter, 2 inches deep.	SOLD
1489	EAPG Arched Fleur-de-Lis Handled Olive Dish Pretty little handled olive dish, made by Bryce, Higbee & Co. of Homestead, Pennsylvania, c. 1898-1907. The pattern name is Fleur-de-Lis, also known as Arched Fleur-de-Lis. Nice clear glass, with NO chips or cracks. This dish is 5 inches in diameter, and 1 1/2 inches deep.	SOLD
1491	EAPG Salt & Pepper w/Sterling Tops Zipper Pattern Very pretty salt and pepper shakers, with sterling tops, in a fetching zipper pattern. These are blown three mold with a pontil on the bottom. The tops are not marked sterling, but certainly look, feel, and polish up like sterling, screw on tightly, and are in good shape. The tops of the shakers are a little rough around the rims. There are some straw marks, NO chips no cracks. They each stand 2 7/8 inches tall.	SOLD
1500	EAPG Waffle and Star Band Pickle Dish - 1910 EAPG oblong pickle dish, pattern name Waffle and Star Band, made by the Tarentum Glass Company, c. 1910. This dish is 7 inches long, 3 1/3 inches wide, 1 3/4 inches deep in the center. NO chips no cracks.	SOLD
1523	*LARGE EAPG Rose Bowl Late Block* c. 1891** Super sized! This large rose bowl is in the pattern Late Block, made by the U.S. Glass Company, c. 1891. 6 inches tall, the opening has a diameter of 3 1/4 inches, and it weighs over 3 1/2 pounds! Nice clean clear glass! No chips no cracks. One flaw inside the glass (a white substance) done during manufacturing, about 1/4 inch in size. This bowl sparkles like the dickens in the sun!	SOLD
1537	EAPG 9in Celery Pretty EAPG celery, pattern and maker unkown. 9 inches long, 4 inches wide, 2 1/2 inches tall. No chips no cracks.	SOLD
1543	EAPG Butter Lid EAPG butter lid. I have not been able to identify the pattern or maker. The opening is 5 1/8 inches, and it is 4 1/2 inches to top of finial. 1 minor chip on the rim, on the outside. A few small (1/8 inch) stress lines around the rim. The finial is solid glass.	SOLD
1544	EAPG Butter Dish - Beaded Fan with Narcissus Pretty butter dish ... the cover has gone missing. I haven't been able to identify the pattern or maker. Stippled background with teardrop shaped beads around the edge of the plate, fans (or shells) and flowers decorate. This dish is 7 inches diameter, will take a cover with a 5 inch opening. No chips no cracks.	SOLD