| Early American Flint Table Set Pieces Butter Dishes, Celery Vases, Creamers & Spooners for Sale |
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ACORN aka RIBBED ACORN is a seldom seem Boston Sandwich pattern ca. 1850s. The lid has been ground on the inside rim & the top rim of the base has been ground also to remove ancient flakes. $95 |
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FINE RIB aka Reeded is a famous New England Glass Co. pattern in bell-toned flint made during the 1860s. The lid has a bruise on the edge seen HERE . Not too bad for being 150 years old! $115 We also have one with an edge chip seen HERE - $65 |
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HORN OF PLENTY aka Comet aka Peacock Tail is a very well known flint pattern made by Boston Sandwich and McKee from way back in the 1830s - 50s! The edges of the top are understandably rough. See lid HERE. **SOLD** |  |
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THUMBPRINT aka Baby Thumbprint aka Argus by Bakewell, Pears ca. 1850s. This piece could be a footed compote but is the size, 5 1/2" inside diameter & 6 1/4" outside diameter of many flint butter dishes. $75 |  |
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PRESSED PRISM is a heavy flint pattern made by the Boston Sandwich Glass Co. ca. 1840-60. The pattern is pictured in Barlow Kaiser as #1180. $155 |  |
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RIBBED IVY is a flint Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. creation ca. 1850.... 10 years before the Civil War! It is in beautiful shape. $185 |
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| CABLE aka Atlantic Cable by Boston Sandwich ca. 1859 to celebrate the laying of the Atlantic Cable. 8" tall.**SOLD** | BULLSEYE & DIAMOND POINT a product of the New England Glass Co. ca, 1869 Perfect $155 |
SENECA LOOP made in flint glass by McKee ca. 1870s.7 1/4" tall $65. We also have one with a base chip for $35. |
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| This is a blown, cut celery vase, of an undetermined origin. It is very early and bell toned flint. It is 6 3/4" tall & 3 3/4" at the top edge and the base. It has a ground pontil. $110 |
SENECA LOOP made in flint glass by McKee ca. 1870s. This is a huge piece of glass - 9 3/4" tall & flawless. See other view HERE. $75 |
TONG aka EXCELSIOR Variant #1 aka Hourglass is a pattern from 1856. Curling, Robertson & Co. made it. Naturally, it has wear in the base & around the rim. Some Civil War wife must have put spoons in it! $95 |
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| HONEYCOMB, Allover pattern. Which early glass maker made this is unknown but ca. 1860. It is 7 1/2" tall. $75 |
HONEYCOMB, aka FOUR ROW Maker is not known but 1860s or 70s. It is 7 1/2" tall. $65 |
SAWTOOTH, with knob stem. It is low lead flint by the New England Glass Co. ca. 1880s. 8 1/2" tall $85 |
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| GOTHIC pattern is a product of the Union Glass Co. & others. This 10" tall heavy flint celery vase is perfect even after 150 years since the 1860s! $185 | ||
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| HINOTO aka Diamond Point with Panels, 1850s, possibly by Boston Sandwich. It is 5 3/4" tall to the top of the applied handle. See also HERE & HERE. $75 | GOTHIC pattern by the Union Glass Co. during the 1860s. Another exquisite applied handle, see HERE. Rarely found. $225 |
RIBBED PALM aka OMN SPRIG is a Boston Sandwich product ca. 1860s. It is 6 1/4" tall to the top of the lip & has an applied handle. |
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| This is a very rare SMOCKING pattern creamer with an applied handle. The pattern was made by Sandwich and possibly elsewhere c. 1850s. It is $195. | This creamer is a piece of early Portland Glass Co. OVERSHOT. It has the reeded handle & 5" tall. $115 |
SAWTOOTH pattern was probably made by the Boston Sandwich or New England Glass Co. in both flint $125 & non-flint $68. |
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| HAMILTON W/ LEAF is clear ringing glass by the Cape Cod Glass Co. ca. 1860s. $95 |
PRISM & FLUTE made by Bakewell, Pears & Co in the 1870s. This was perhaps made to be a footed tumbler but it also works for a spooner. $68 | TULIP & SAWTOOTH is an early flint pattern by Bryce, Richards ca. 1854. This one has low flint content. $75 |
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| DIAMOND THUMBPRINT by Sandwich & McKee ca. 1850s. This spooner is a mess, but GORGEOUS! See the base HERE. See top manufacturers flaws HERE & HERE. And see sand in the base HERE & HERE. $58 |
SENECA LOOP by McKee Glass Co. ca. 1870s. This may be a footed tumbler but it can be used as a spooner. $62 |
RIBBED PALM OMN Sprig FLINT footed spooner by McKee ca. 1863. $58 |
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| EARLY SAWTOOTH may have been made by the New England Glass Co. c.1860s. **SOLD** |
CABLE aka Atlantic Cable a classic Boston & Sandwich pattern ca. 1859. There is a little wear in the base from spoons of yore. $65 | FROSTED LEAF an early pattern by the Boston Sandwich Glass Co. ca. 1860s. A very hard to find pattern. $125 |
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| TALL ARGUS - This may be a footed tumbler. It has a spot of underfill on the base & some wear inside top rim. Made by many glass factories beginning in the 1840s. $65 |
PETAL & LOOP has a ground pontil & is 4 5/8" tall. The dates & maker have not been discovered. There is a small amount of roughness on the mold line. $58. |
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| with the engraved vintage grape engraving. The base stem appears to have been broken off and reglued. It is not apparent except on close examination. See photos HERE & HERE. $65 |
HUBER aka Cape Cod #22 aka Straight Huber. This spooner has a scalloped top but is without engraving. It is 6" tall & flint. **SOLD** |
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