More EAPG Pattern Glass Victorian Spooners for Sale

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BALTIMORE PEAR This is an original Adams piece ca. 1874. 5 1/4" tall . $55	Heisey's Diamond H marked CONTINENTAL pattern, their # 339 or #339 1/2. It is 4 1/2" tall & $58	ROSETTE & PALMS aka CHARM (OMN) by Bryce Higbee ca. 1899. $46 Pair this with our celery vase HERE as a "Forker"!



BUDDED IVY by a maker unknown to us but from the 1870s. It is 5" tall and $42.	LIGHTNING aka Chain Lightning was made by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1893. It is 5" tall with some wear from spoons. $25	SCROLL W/ ACANTHUS is a 1902 product of the famous Northwood factory. It is clear & opalescent, 4 1/2" tall & $65



BARLEY aka Indian Tree was made by Campbell Jones ca. 1870s. There are 2 flat flakes under the base edge. See HERE. $35	COLONIAL STAIRSTEPS is a plain pattern except for the 'stair steps' around the base. Made by Northwood according to Heacock ca. 1906. 4 1/2" tall. $38	Exquisitely ETCHED FLOWERS pattern unknown. The bowl is covered with 3 sprays of flowers. Help us ID it if you can. Buy it for $38.



WREATH & SHELL aka MANILA - a highly prized pattern by the Albany Glass Co. ca late 1890s. In vaseline opalescent. $135 We have 2 with different amounts of opalescence. Take your pick. Left or Right.		And here is a WREATH & SHELL aka Manila spooner in classic clear/ opalescent. $85



This is Gillinder & Sons pattern, GARDEN FRUITS with their etching #8. See close up of the etchings HERE & HERE. It has a flat flake on the outside of one top scallop. See HERE. $45	THISTLE, EARLY The scarce thistle pattern by Bryce McKee ca. 1872. $75	CROESUS Riverside's signature pattern ca. 1897. It is 4 1/2" tall and has excellent gold decor. $65



Here are 3 more CROESUS spooners for you to choose from.....all 3 are 4 1/2" tall despite the different sizes of photos. Left (941) has good gold & the small usual manuf. flaw on the "C" $45 Center (942) has excellent gold & is virtually flawless $95 Right (943) has excellent gold & the small usual manuf. flaw on the "C" $65



A pretty pattern, SUNKEN TEARDROP engraved with wisps of ferns on the left. It is very similar to Classic Medallion aka Cameo pattern spooner in our 4th Spooner Store - see photo on the right above. So probably also made by Richards & Hartley ca. 1870s. $45 We have another one without engraving for $40.		TREE OF LIFE W/ HAND aka Hobbs Brockunier & Co. #90 See close-up of hand & ball on pedestal HERE. $85



CARDINAL BIRD pattern was made by the Ohio Flint Glass Co. ca. 1870s. On some pieces there is a worm on one of the tree leaves : - ). It has minor rim roughness for $45	INDIANA GLASS aka SNOWFLAKE BASE. It is 3 1/2" tall, made by Indiana Dunkirk ca. 1907. The pretty design is in the base, see HERE. $33	GRASSHOPPER with INSECT is the name of this beautiful pattern! It has grasshoppers on 3 sides, & is beautifully engraved! A Riverside Glass pattern from 1880s.See a 'hopper' tail chip HERE $55



BULLSEYE & FAN aka DAISIES IN OVAL PANELS is the U S Glass pattern #15090 c 1905. $45	CANE aka CANE SEAT pattern is a McKee pattern from c 1885. $48	LOOP & DART w/ ROUND ORNAMENT was by Richards & Hartley ca. 1888. It is 5 1/8" tall. $55



ROMEO - a 5" tall pretty by probably the Ohio Flint Glass Co. ca. 1893-5, It has one tiny top tip chip seen HERE. $35	NEW MARTINSVILLE No. 600 is the name given to this pretty spooner. It was made ca. 1904. $45	PALM BEACH is the U S Glass Co. pattern #15119 made in 1909. This spooner is all clear; with no opalescence. $68



CHURCH WINDOWS made by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1903. It is a graceful design, 4" tall and $38.	GRASSHOPPER! Without engraving and without damage. It is 5 1/8" tall & has the "Hoppers" on 3 sides. $55	CRYSTAL WEDDING again, this is really a lidless sugar bowl but it works with spoons too. By Adams Glass Co. c 1890s $68. We have one with a little damage for $45



HORSE HEAD MEDALLION is said to be a Portland Glass Co. pattern. It is ca. 1890s. It has some wear from spoons in the base after only 110 years! See Horse Head HERE. $75	BEADED CRCLE is a Northwood pattern from c. 1904. Sadly this rarity has a crack in the side s so is only $35	RIPPLE is a Boston Sandwich pattern from the 1870s during Reconstruction in the USA. It is $44.



U S COLONIAL We don't know who made this pattern but it is gorgeous glass! Picture is in Kamm Bk 3. $55	FLEUR D LID & DRAPE was made by the U S Glass Co. c. 1892. A pretty patterns that Kappas will like. SOLD	QUEEN is a McKee pattern c. 1885. It has a chipped point on the top edge SOLD

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PLEAT BAND was made by Indiana Greentown ca. 1897. It is engraved with fern leaves. $42	GEORGIA aka Peacock Feather, the States' Pattern by U S Glass Co. ca. 1902. It is 4 1/4" tall. $45	WHEEL & COMMA by Aetna Glass & Mfg Co. ca. 1881. The very tips of the commas are chipped off.. $45

MICHIGAN aka Loop & Pillar aka Desplaines is one
of the U S Glass Co. States' patterns ca. 1902. It is
4" tall & has a vestige of
gold on the top rim. $55

LOOP & DART is a
Richards & Hartley pattern from 1875.
It is 5 1/4" tall.
$55

This is BARBERRY, a very early pattern made by Sandwich in the 1850s & later by McKee up until the 1880s. This is a footed tumbler but can be used as a spooner. $85

BLACKBERRY aka MESSEREAU is one of our few early spooners in milk glass. Hobbs Brockunier made it in the 1870s & it is only $45 because of a small chip under one of the handles.

LOOP & DART was
made during Reconstruction in
America - 1875 by Richards & Hartley.
$55

JERSEY LILY aka LILY LANGTREE formerly known as CENTER MEDALLION is a Riverside Glass creation
c. 1880s & $85

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MASCOTTE aka MINOR BLOCK aka DOMINION is a classic pattern that will never go out of style. Made by Ripley Glass Co. c 1884, the one on the left is copper wheel engraved w/ fern & berry design and is $55. The one on the right is not engraved and is $45.		TWO PANEL aka Daisy in the Square by King, Sons & Co. ca. 1886 in the hard to find Apple Green color. $65 We have a clear spooner in this pattern with 2 base flakes for $30



HORSESHOE aka GOOD LUCK aka PRAYER RUG was made by Adams Glass Co in the 1880s. $55 for this one with no damage. We have 2 with chips and 1 is $35 and 1 is $25. Get in touch if you're interested in any of those.	LOUISIANA aka Granby - the States pattern by U S Glass Co. ca. 1898. Hard to find pattern.... It is 4 1/2" tall. SOLD	STIPPLED STAR is a wonderful old pattern from the 1870s made by the famous Gillinder Glass Co. probably for the USA Centennial in Philadelphia in 1876. It has a chip on the top edge, seen HERE, but it wouldn't show with a spoon in front of it and its a great historical pattern $48.