Featured EAPG tall squished fan style vases - help with the pattern please.

I picked these up as part of a shelf lot. They are 12 1/8" tall.



Thanks for any & all advice or opinions!!!

Peggy

 

McKee Bros. 'Jubliee' c1897

 

Yeah Don!!!!

These came out of the estate of aa man who truly never met a piece of glass he did not like.

When I first saw the photos posted on the auction website, I assumed someone's shop or booths had closed. When I found out it all came out of a 2 bedroom apartment I was absolutely floored. Just as an example, Bill had 2 large dining room tables with leaves in set up that were literally covered edge to edge with nothing but pieces of Waterford. There was everything from goblets to the largest Waterford vase I have ever seen, a 13" Lismore Thistle vase. There was not a single piece of furniture that wasn't covered with cut, pressed, clear, colored & all manner of glass.

Peggy

 

had a similar online estate sale here recently. The couple had hundreds of pieces of Fostoria 'American', several dozen GWTW style oil lamps, thousands of Match Box cars and trading cards among countless other things. The realtor handling the sale that went on for at least 5 different weeks of sales told me that this couple had amassed their hoard in only 10 years and were selling everything to retire and move.

I was able to get a nice EAPG stand and also bought one of the lamps just to get the shade. I gifted the shade to my sister and sold the lamp and burner separate on eBay for a bit of a profit.

Oh, and I have a cake stand in the Jubilee pattern:

 

Very nice Don!!

Unfortunately the vases do not seem to sell very well, but I may give them a couple of chances.

Thank you again for your help!!

Peggy

 

NICE cake stand. I'd have given that house room too. Glass around here doesn't do well, unless it's something younger people want or a big name like Lalique.