the optics in the plate are hard to see here but you might compare to Fry 'Wire Spiral' http://chataboutdg.com/gallery/img17396.search.htm
scissor tongs
no idea on maker or decorator; but the motif looks like a dragonfly/skimmer with an artistic interpretation of the wings in motion (i.e. a...
it's a good site for EAPG research and has areas for carnival glass and Depression Glass as well; also has a section based on motifs much like...
there are several different 'Paragon' patterns by different makers. Found this one at EAPGpatterns; also noted as from the Model Flint plant,...
check Paragon by National Glass, c1899
Hi there Pam : ) you're very welcome!
Brockwitz actually called the pattern 'Marguerite' in their 1926 catalog.
generally when a bowl has a stem and foot it is called a compote or comport
check Ohio Flint Glass 'Kenneth', c1907
looks more like griffins: http://chataboutdg.com/gallery/img72.search.htm
it is an EAPG pattern but not sure what the form may have been called; perhaps an ivy vase. The pattern is Bryce, Higbee & Co. 'Beautiful Lady', c1905
blue is Bryce, Higbee's Banded Barrel c.1890s
hey George, any way you could post a photo of the catalog reprint page?
I stumbled across a goblet that matches your mug at EAPGpatterns. The pattern is listed as 'Oswego Waffle' with maker and date unknown. [IMG]
that appears to be one of the references used by McCain, but the graphic image used does not match the piece here; the image in McCain matched the...
yes, I understood the jest : ) wish I could help on this one but still haven't found an exact match : (
sorry but I can't answer why you buy it, but these minute differences intrigue me which is one reason I enjoy collecting EAPG cake stands.
here's an example of 'Berlin': [IMG]
a couple of references I found have Bryce Bros. #87 as their Teasel pattern. References I find for Berlin/Reeded Waffle show a different pattern....
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