Damage, if any, is reported in the listing for each piece. |
APOLLO aka Shield Band 9 1/2" square dinner plate is engraved. There are a few flea bites, see HERE & HERE around the outer edge. $39 | ARCHED FLEUR 'd LIS by Bryce Higbee & Co. ca. 1898. It is 10" in diameter & very bight and shiny!! See side HERE. **SOLD** |
AZTEC aka New Mexico by McKee signed "Pres Cut" 10 1/4" dinner plate ca. 1900. $42 |
ANTHEMION by Model Flint Glass Works ca. 1895. Sorry 'bout the glares on the photo, this is a really curvy plate! 10" $48 |
BEAUTIFUL LADY by Bryce Higbee ca. 1905. 10" round - $42 See also 7" square below. |
WESTMORELAND #124 by Westmoreland Specialty Co. ca. 1924. 7". $28 |
BALTIMORE PEAR aka Gipsy by Adams & Co. ca. 1874. We have three 9 1/2" plates (2 have some edge flakes) and nine 9" original issue plates $85 ea. with no damage, $55 ea. with flakes. |
BARRED FORGET - ME - NOT by Canton Glass Co. ca. 1880s. 9" $48 | BASKETWEAVE maker undetermined |
BEADED MEDALLION - an odd shaped plate - scoopy of course. Its 7 1/2" squarish. By Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton #74D 1897. $58 |
This is not EAPG It is Imperial Glass Co.'s Beaded Block 1927. Hard to find in vaseline. 7 3/4" sq. $38 |
BLOCK & CIRCLE by Gillinder & Sons ca. 1874. 8" $42 |
BROKEN COLUMN aka Rattan by U S Glass Co. ca. 1893. Two are 7" & $55. Two are 8" & $65 each. |
CLEAR RIBBON By Adams & Co. ca. 1880s. Only 6", unreported form. **SOLD** |
BUCKLE W/ ENGLISH HOBNAIL by Westmoreland Specialty Co. ca. 1920s. It is 7 1/2" $28 |
MASSACHUSETTS aka Geneva, a U S Glass Co. States' pattern ca. 1890s. We have 2 that are 8" square & have turned up sides. $48 each |
Whirled Sunburst in Circle, by Beatty Brady Glass Co. ca. 1904. It is 10" diam.& sits on a little foot to keep it off the table. $39 |
CALIFORNIA aka Beaded Grape To celebrate the State of California it is adorned with grapes. It is 8 1/4" square & scoopy as shown. By the U S Glass Co. ca. 1890s. $38 |
TWIN TEARDROPS aka Anona by Bryce, Higbee & Co. ca. 1903. |
COTTAGE aka Fine Cut Band aka Dinner Bell by Adams & Bellaire ca. 1887. 9" $68 An example of 'scoopy' plate shape - see below. |
DIAGONAL BAND & FAN by Ripley & Co. ca. 1880s. 7" **SOLD** |
DAHLIA - what pretty dishes! Made by Co - Op Flint Glass Co. introduced ca. 1885-6. There are 2 forms: 9" round with handles & 11" platters. In the 9", we have three clear for $28 each & one vaseline for $58. We have one 11in blue platter with grape cluster handles- $85. |
CHAIN W/ STAR is Bryce Bros. pattern #79. See it flat HERE. It is 7 3/8" diam. & $32. We have the 11" plate like it in our Bread Plate Store for $55 |
CABBAGE LEAF by |
FEATHER aka Doric by McKee ca. 1890s. 10" diam. We have several with minor edge flakes for $62 each. |
DEWEY aka Flower Flange by Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co. - Greentown ca. 1898. The vaseline plate is 7 1/2" diameter & $95. The amber plate is 8" diameter, has one flower nic seen HERE & $65. |
DIAMOND QUILTED The maker of this pattern was Bryce, their pattern #1000, from the 1880s. We have 2 sizes of plates which are all 'leaf shaped'. One plate is shown in the 1st 2 photos - 8 1/2" x 5" $45 Three plates are shaped like the amber plate photo & are 10 1/2" x 12". In this large size have two blue for $65 each & one amber for $62. |
FINECUT pattern by Bryce Bros. ca. 1880s. A 10" plate in amber is $58. A 6 1/4" plate in clear (not pictured) is $28. A 7" plate in vaseline is $55. |
FINECUT & PANEL by Bryce Bros. ca. 1886. 7 1/4" in blue $48 In vaseline seen HERE $62 |
DEWDROP IN POINTS by Brilliant Glass Works ca. 1888. It has peg 'feet' & a barley vine border. 9" x 11.5". 2 flakes on handle seen HERE. $42 |
FESTOON pattern's maker has not been determined but probably made in the 1890s. Plate is 9 1/4". **SOLD** |
GLENTEC aka Panelled Daisies by McKee ca. 1910. It sits on a round base & is 10 1/2" in diameter. $38 |
FISHSCALE aka Coral was by Bryce Bros. ca. 1880s. It is 9" square & has a corner chip. $36 | PLEAT & PANEL aka Derby is rare in any color. This is a 7" plate in amethyst. It is not for sale at this time. |
ISIS aka Jubilee is McKee's pattern #132 made ca. 1894. It is 8" in diam. |
GRAND aka Diamond Medallion by Bryce Higbee ca. 1880s. 10" diam. **SOLD** |
HAWAIIAN LEI aka Gala by John Higbee Glass Co. ca. 1913. Plate is 11" so it could hold a cake. $48 |
HEART W/ THUMBPRINT by Tarentum ca. 1898. 10" plate $95 12" plate $125 |
GRASSHOPPER without insect by Riverside Glass Co. ca. 1880s. These are shallow dishes on 3 little 'feet' that could have been used for serving or for dinner plates. None are engraved. One is 7 1/2" diam. $55 Two are 10" diam. & 3" high $75 each. |
HORSESHOE aka Good Luck aka Prayer Rug by Adams' Glass Co. ca. 1883. We have one 7 1/4" diam with one bead chipped for $85 and one 10 1/4" diam. for $110. |
INVERTED THUMBPRINT was made by King Sons & Co. ca. 1880s. This apple green beauty is almost like a tray because it is 9 5/8" diam w/ turned up outside edges. It sits on 3 little ribbed 'feet'. It is more likely a serving piece (cake plate anyone?) rather than a dinner plate. $95 |
MANHATTAN by U S Glass Co. ca. 1902. We have 2 with a vestige of gold around the outer edge.. guaranteed to be original issues for $38 each. And 1 of uncertain age $27. |
MARSH PINK by a maker as yet unascertained ca. 1880s. It is 10" square. **SOLD** |
MARYLAND U S Glass Co. States' series ca. 1897. We have two 7" diam. plates each with a tiny flake under the outer edge. $35 each Here is the bread plate. |
KING'S CROWN aka XLCR by Adams & U. S. Glass Co. ca. 1890s. Plates are 8" square. One has flaking on top of 3 scallops $45 & one has no damage $75. | LATTICE & LENS aka Trellis pattern maker is unattributed at this time but ca. 1880s. It is 9 1/2" in diameter. $35 |
NAILHEAD |
NARCISSUS SPRAY aka Winner aka Bouquet by Indiana Glass Co. Dunkirk ca. 1917. It is 10 1/2" in diam. so it might be a cake plate too. $55 | PANELLED FORGET-ME-NOT aka Regal These are 7" x 11 1/4" dinner plates but could also be used as a bread plate. We have 4 with no damage for $32 each; 2 with very minor damage for $22 each & one with handle damage for $10. |
This plate and the plate below are a set of two novelty plates called "PLUCK". This Scene #1 shows a dog pulling a wagon with children in it & chasing a rabbit. The plates were made by Gillinder in 1891. The scenes on these plates were copied from lithographs by Archibald Willard who painted the "Spirit of America". This plate is $125. |
PLUCK Plate Scene #2 - the dog has caught the rabbit and is running with it in his mouth, pulling the wagon over a log and tumping the baby out! The child in the background is going crying to Mama. This plate has a large chip on the table rim seen HERE that does not show from the top. This plate is $95 |
SAWTOOTH BAND is Heisey's pattern #1225. Made ca. 1897, it is 8 3/4" diameter & scoopy. There is a tiny undissolved spot on the side which happened in-the-making. All rim beads are fine. $55 |
ROPE BANDS aka Argent by Bryce Bros ca. 1884. It is 6 1/4" diam & $37. We have a bread plate in this pattern in the Bread Plate Store. |
RETICULATED CORD was O'Hara Glass Co's. #600 ca. 1885. This is the scarce 10" dinner plate for $55 . | SCALLOPED DIAMOND POINT by Central Glass Co. ca. 1870s. It is 9", has an edge flake seen HERE. $42 | RIBBED ELIPSE aka Admiral is a product of Bryce Higbee ca. 1905. It is an 8" dinner plate for $37 |
SUNBURST, FLATTENED aka Diamond & Sunburst by Westmoreland Specialty Co. ca. 1880s. It is 8" diam, scoopy & $42. See also in the Bread Plate Store. |
ROCHELLE aka Princess Feather by Bakewell, Pears ca. 1870s. We have six 8" diam. plates for $45 each. |
SCROLL W/ FLOWERS |
SWAN ON POND |
TOKOYO by Jefferson Glass Co. ca. 1904 - is clear/ opalescent, 8 3/4" diam. sits on a table ring. **SOLD** |
THOUSAND EYE OMN Sensation aka Three Knob is an Adams Glass Co. pattern ca. 1885. We have an assortment of these plates: |
.....more THOUSAND EYE an 8" in amber $55 | This one is 7" in apple green. $65 |
WHEAT & BARLEY AKA Duquesne by Bryce Bros. ca. 1880s. 7" $42 | WILDFLOWER is Adams' Glass Co. 'wildly' popular pattern ca. 1884 - 5. They are 10" square & scoopy. See Green from side HERE. One in clear is $39 and in apple green $58. |
WILLOW OAK aka Oak Leaf by Bryce Bros. ca. 1870s. 9 1/4" diam with 2 'tab' handles. We have 2. One has a small chip on the underside of one handle. $28 One no damage $35 |
BARBERRY aka Berry was made by McKee ca.1850s! They are 6" diameter. Wehave 3. One has a tiny edge flake $32. One has a large chip and 2 small chips. As Is $18. One is perfect $35 |
PANELLED THISTLE aka Delta by either Higbee or Wright. 7" Sq. Scarce in color. $45 |
A pretty scrolly milk glass 8 1/2" plate for serving fine tasties. It may be a Dithridge product ca. early 1900s. $32 |
EYEWINKER aka Winking Eye was made by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton Glass Co. ca. 1885. These plates are squarish and folded up on the sides. This one is 8" across. $65 |
BEAUTIFUL LADY by Bryce Higbee ca. 1905. 7" Sq. $30 |
FEATHERED MEDALLION by Bryce Higbee ca.1905. 7" Sq. $38 |
NAILHEAD aka GEM 7" Sq. by Bryce Higbee ca. 1885. Set of 3 $64 |
CHAMPION is a McKee pattern from the 1890s. It is 6" diam. $28 |
BARBERRY OMN is Berry in color is quite rare. Made by Sandwich & McKee from the 1860s. It is 6" in diameter. $55 | FLORIDA, the U S Glass pattern #15056 is 9" diam. but folded up so less. $35 |
PLEAT & PANEL aka Derby by Bryce Bros. ca. 1882. 7" Sq. We have ten for $28 each. Less for multiples. |
TEN POINTED STAR by Higbee ca. 1907. 7" Sq. $35 |
MULTIPLE SCROLLS Canton Glass Co. No. 130 ca. 1893. $34 |
FROSTED CIRCLE aka Horn of Plenty by Bryce ca. 1890s. 7" Diam. $42 |
ONE O ONE aka Beaded 101. By Geo. Duncan ca. 1885. 7" Diam. $32 |
New York aka U S Rib, the States' pattern for the Empire State. 7" square. **SOLD** |
DIAMOND CUT WITH LEAF by Windsor Glass Co. ca. 1880S. 7.5" Diam. We have 10 for $25 each. And a 9 1/2" plate like them is $38. | PRIMROSE aka Canton #10 is from the 1880s. See a tiny flake HERE. $28 |
ROCHELLE aka Princess Feather - an 1870s Bakewell Pears pattern is 7" & goes under a matching bowl. See a side photo HERE. $35 |
STAR ROSETTED aka Snowflake by McKee Bros. ca. 1875. 7" Diam. Lee called them Star & Feather. We have 8 for $28 each. Or all 8 for a full dessert set for $120 ($15 each) |
TANDEM BICYCLE is a pattern made in Canada by the Trenton Glass Works & New Glasgow Nova Scotia. It is 6" in diam. Dates are unknown but probably late 1800s. $45 | WESTMORELAND aka Westmoreland #909 pattern 7" diameter. $28 |