EAPG Victorian Spooners for Sale

        In those early Victorian days the frugal homemaker did not set
spoons out at each place when setting a table. Indeed, she may not have had
enough spoons to go around! Instead, the spoons were kept in a “spooner”
and placed on the table within reach of those who might need them.
It seems so reasonable a practice, we wonder why it was dropped by most
Americans around the turn of the twentieth century.
        We have more pieces in most of these patterns for sale, so if you already have your pattern's spooner, let us know and we'll tell you what other forms we have in stock for you.
        To purchase a spooner for yourself or for a gift, click HERE.
              We frequently give them as unique wedding gifts!
        You can bet your recipient will not be receiving a duplicate!

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This is a spooner in Northwood's fabulous decorated cranberry PANELED SPRIG pattern from ca. 1889. There is gold on the top rim so no lid originally. See side view HERE. $90	We have not been able to confirm the age of this precious amber Daisy & Button spoon (or dessert fork) tray. It is 7 3/4" long and 2 3/4" wide & serves a useful purpose & amber compliments all seasons. See it from the top HERE. $38	Hobbs No. 101 DAISY & BUTTON This is a spectacular FLINT amberina spooner from Hobbs Brockunier. It is RARE &Very heavy with a bell-tone ring. $185



DOUBLE SPEAR A pretty McKee pattern from the1880s. It is 5 3/8" tall and only $34.	SUNBEAM was also made by McKee in this luscious Kelly Green color. It is from ca. 1898, 4 1/2" tall & SOLD	FLORENCE aka Two Handle. This is actually a creamer (see HERE) but it would be a fun spooner as well. Ripley & Go. made it ca. 1881. $42



GOOSEBERRY A shortie 4 1/4" tall by La Belle Glass Co. ca. 1877 $35	LANCASTER #450 has great gilding at the top. 4 1/2" tall by Lancaster Glass Co. ca. 1912 $38	A spectacular Geo. Duncan pattern #789, BLOCK BAND DIAMOND with a marigold wash. It is 4 1/4" tall.SOLD	APOLLO aka Shield Band by Adams ca. 1886. It is engraved & 6 1/2" tall. $36



BEADED DART BAND is a Geo. Duncan & Sons pattern, #600 ca. 1880s. It is 5 1/4" tall. $38	ESTHER aka Tooth & Claw by Riverside in scarce amber stain & engraved. It is 4 1/2" tall. $70	JERSEY LILY aka Lacy Valance is by Central Glass Co. ca. 1880s. See also HERE & HERE. The top is 3" x 5". $48



SAXON, by Adams Glass Co. ca. 1880s. It is 6" tall & $25	X-RAY by Riverside in a rare gold wash with enamel decor. See also HERE. It is 4 1/2" tall. $55	LOG CABIN is rare in electric blue. It is 2 1/2" x 3" at the top & 4 5/8" tall. It has a couple of flat flakes at the top. by Central Glass Co. ca. 1875. SOLD	PICKET FENCE aka London by King Glass Co. ca 1880s. It is 5" tall with minimal top roughness, see HERE. $55



NEVADA, a beautiful U S Glass Co. States' pattern ca. 1902. It is 4" tall & $54	FEATHER aka Finecut is 4 1/2" tall by Beatty Brady ca. 1890s. $38	HOBNAIL aka Dewdrop by Hobbs, Brockunier ca. 1886. Dings HERE & HERE. $48



This pattern has recently discovered to be ADAMS NO. 329. The spooner is 6" tall. See a close-up of the standard HERE & the catalog page HERE. $35	DOUBLE PINWHEEL pattern spooner is double handled. It was made by Indiana Glass Co. Dunkirk ca. 1915. It could also be the sugar bowl in this pattern. $38	WEDDING BELLS is an elusive Fostoria's #789 pattern ca. 1900. It is 4 1/4" tall and has some gold on the plainer panels. $52	BEATTY WAFFLE aka Beatty Honeycomb by A. J. Beatty & Sons ca. 1880. A difficult pattern to find! 4 1/4" tall. $72



QUEEN ANNE, a 5" tall pattern by LaBelle Glass Co. It is engraved with foliage. $42	SYLVAN by Fostoria, #1119 ca. 1902. It is 4" tall. $38	WISCONSIN U S Glass Co. State's pattern - rarely found. SOLD



RIBBED DROPLET BAND a perky pattern by Geo. Duncan & Sons - with amber staining within the frosting. there is a small flat flake on top of one 'toe'. $64	STRIGIL was made by Tarentum according to Welker ca. 1902. This has essentially perfect gold around the top. It is 4" tall and $42.	ALABAMA by U S Glass ca. 1892. Is an open sugar but it holds spoons too. See tiny flakes HERE & HERE. $43



ALLOVER HONEYCOMB describes this pattern perfectly. The maker is not known to us but the date would be ca. 1870s. 5 1/2" tall. $42	TWO BANDS aka Doyle's #200 ca. 1880 Scarce in color $65	And here is the 5 1/4" tall TWO BANDS aka Doyle's #200 ca. 1880 spooner in clear. $34



JERSEY SWIRL is a very tall spooner but at 6 1/4" tall, it could be used as a celery vase. It was made by the Windsor Glass Co. ca. 1886. It has a small flake on the base edge seen HERE. $45 One with no damage is $55.	KING'S CROWN aka XLCR by Adams Glass Co. ca. 1890. It is 6 1/4" tall and guaranteed to be original issue. There is a flat flake on the outside of one top scallop seen HERE. $38	PICKET FENCE aka London - a quaint pattern by King Glass Co. ca. 1880s. It has tiny flakes off the inside of 2 top corner scallops, seen HERE. $55

REEDING aka Four Lines
is a Cambridge Glass Co.
pattern ca. 1916. The gold
decor is fabulous! $38 (we have
a creamer and butter to
match in their web Stores)

CORNER MEDALLION
by Central Glass Co. ca. 1880s. 4" x 3 3/4" at the top. It has a corner flake & base flake seen HERE.
$42

BUDDED IVY possibly
by Lancaster Glass Co.
ca. 18870s.
It is 4 1/2" tall.
$42



WOODLAND PATHS Is that not a novel name for this unique spooner design? It is only pictured in one reference. The maker is unknown but it is consistent with glass from the 1870s or 80s. It is 5 1/2" tall. $65	BOX IN BOX is a pattern by the Riverside Glass Co. ca. 1894. It has great ruby staining & vintage engraving on one side and "Grandma 1898" on the other side. Its problem is that one of its top points is chipped off. Still a beauty! $55



This precious engraved spooner is named Bullet Band. It was made by the Columbia Glass Co. ca 1887. HERE is a company catalog likeness of it from 1891. Sale Pending	OHIO! The U S Glass pattern made to honor the Buckeye State ca. 1897. It is an etched pattern that always has a butterfly in the design & it is hard to find. $42	SAWTOOTH, Early non-flint by possibly the New England Glass Co. ca. 1860s. It is 5 1/2" tall. $35	Bryce Brothers #79 is more commonly called CHAIN W/ STAR. Made ca 1882, this spooner has no damage and is $38.



WILDFLOWER by Adams ca 1874 in blue. One has no damage & is $42 & one has a chip under the base chip for $32.	MAINE is the U S Glass Co. States' pattern made ca. 1899. This is the sugar bowl missing its lid, but works for a spooner in this very scarce pattern. $75	HAMILTON - non-flint, made by the Cape Cod Glass Co. in the 1860s $75	CROSSED DISCS is a McKee pattern used by the Little House on the Prairie family. It has one small flake on one handle seen HERE. $42



CURRANT pattern is a product of Campbell Jones & Co. ca. 1870s. Just think of the spoons that have been set herein! SOLD	PRESSED LEAF was also called NPL (New Pressed Leaf) by McKee who made the pattern in 1867. Countless spoons have left their mark on the top edge and base. $48	COLUMBIA by the Cooperative Flint Glass Co.. ca. 1900. It is 4" tall with some pretty gold accents. $35	DIAMOND POINT LOOP in apple green. The maker is unknown but ca. 1880s. This is actually a sugar bowl missing its lid, but works as a spooner too. $65

These prices do not include the cost of shipping & insurance.



GENEVA aka Shell & Scroll is a Northwood pattern made in custard glass with painted decor. See another view HERE. It is 4 1/4" tall. $65	DAISY & BUTTON w/ CROSSBARS in beautiful amber was made by Richards & Hartley ca. 1885. It is 5 1/2" tall. $65	INDIANA aka Prison Window The U S Glass Co. States' pattern ca.1896. It is 3 1/2" tall with a bit of remaining gold. $45	RING BAND is Heisey's #310 pattern made 1898. The gold decor is incredible. Heisey calls it Ivorina Verde & others call Custard glass. It has the Diamond H mark on the base seen HERE. $95. We have the matching cov'd sugar & cov'd butter seen HERE.



The TEXAS state pattern by the U S Glass Co. ca 1900 is very hard to find in table set pieces & especially hard to find in the Rose blush stain. This blush is about 65% and the spooner is $275.	Emerald green X RAY is a Riverside pattern ca. 1899. The gold trim is not perfect but very good for 100 years of use. There is a tiny bit of slag near the top edge & it is $75.	SUPERIOR pattern is the U S Glass Co. No. 15031. From 1896, it is etched with a stylized flower decor. It is 4" tall. Very pretty. $38	COTTAGE pattern is a product of the Adams Glass Co. ca 1870s. this spooner has some roughness on under side of top edge and some wear from spoons in base. $36



MITRED PRISM is a Model Flint Co. product. With two twisted glass handles, it makes a pretty & useful table decoration. $45	This BANDED ICICLE spooner is by a maker unknown in the references. It is non-flint and a little larger in diameter than most spooners. $45	CLASSIC is one of the premier patterns made in Victorian America. From Gillinder Glass Co. in the 1870s, it is only $85 because one of the legs has been repaired.



ACTRESS - Made by Adams & Co. 1880 - 85 The taller variation on the left is "As Is" because it has a LARGE chip seen HERE on one of the top scallops. SOLD The shorter variation (middle photo) is damage free & $85. The photo on the right is of the actress on the other side of the shorter spooner.



BANDED STAR - the prissy pattern with an attitude. It is 5 1/8" tall - made by King, Son & Co. ca. 1880s. See also HERE. $46	This milk glass BLACKBERRY has a small chip under one handle. It is a Hobbs, Brockunier product from 1870. $42	SWAG w/ BRACKETS in scarce & beautiful green opalescent. Made by the Jefferson Glass co. ca. 1903. $48



SWAG BLOCK aka Duncan #326 is from ca. 1891. It has seen a lot of spoons in its day! There is wear around the top $35.	BIRD & STRAWBERRY is one of the most popular of all EAPG patterns. This piece has great paint decor and light gold trip on the rim. No glass damage. $95.	GOTHIC aka Spearpoint Band by McKee ca. 1902. Pretty good gold decor. $38



CACTUS is Greentown's pattern #375. This spooner is in 'like new' condition. See another view HERE. It was made in 1899 in chocolate glass. $57	PRISM & FLUTE made by Bakewell, Pears & Co in the 1870s. This was perhaps made to be a tumbler but it also works for a spooner. $68	LATE PANELLED GRAPE by Beatty Brady & Indiana Glass Co. ca. 1908. Beautiful handles & very great design impression. $45



TAUNTON aka SCROLL by O'Hara ca 1889 is a very hard to find pattern! There is a .5" flat flake under the base but hard to notice it. $35	HAWAIIAN LEI Is a pattern by Higbee Glass Co. and is one of the very few patterns of EAPG that is "signed" by the maker. The signature is the Higbee "Bee" in the base. There is a faint amount of gold on the top rim. $55	PILLOW BANDS aka Beads & Drapes was made by Kokomo Glass Mfg., their #450. It is 4" tall. $34. We have a matching creamer, see HERE & we'll sell the set for $38.